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The chalet was stylishly refurbished in 2016. With 45m of floor space and a 35m decking area it sleeps 2 in comfort and luxury. The chalet is in an elevated position and offers stunning views over beautiful Loch Kishorn and the Applecross hills.

Craigellachie Chalet is your perfect highland escape with incredible views of the Applecross hills and Loch Kishorn. It's just the place to relax and unwind while you watch ever-changing weather and tides...

CRAIGELLACHIE CHALET ACHINTRAID KISHORN WESTER ROSS IV54 8XB This is a selection of activities and information that may offer some inspiration and ideas. It is not comprehensive and we will try to update it regularly based on feedback. Please note, many activities will be closed or may operate reduced hours during the winter season (typically October – Easter). Adventure Activities •Mountain & Sea Guides, Applecross – Sea kayak trips, guided hillwalking and mountaineering trips . •Martin Moran Mountaineering, Lochcarron – Guided mountaineering courses . Beaches •There's a stone and sand beach right in front of the chalet in Achintraid (it's a lot bigger when the tide's out!) full of mussels, cockles and oyster shells. •There is a broad sandy beach at Applecross. •The beach at Sand, 3 miles north of Applecross is better, this is where the BBC series “Monty Halls’ Great Escape” was filmed and “Beachcomber Cottage” is still there. •There is a pretty pebble beach at “smugglers Cove” about 3 miles from Lochcarron, 500m west of Strome Castle. Please be careful if swimming as currents can be strong. •Between Poolewe and Ullapool there are several fabulous beaches including Firemore, Mellon Charles, Mellon Udrigle, Gruinard and Little Gruinard. • There is a lovely coral (white sand) beach 4 miles south of Applecross near Ard Dhubh – park near the Ard Dhubh turning and follow the signposted (and sometimes muddy!) footpath for 1.5 miles to Coillegillie. •There is another coral beach 3 miles north of Dunvegan Castle in Skye. •There is a pretty sandy beach at Redpoint, south of Badachro near Gairloch and just north of Gairloch there is a big sandy beach known as Big Sand! Boat Trips •Calum’s Seal Trips - Wildlife cruises from Plockton . •Torridon Sea Tours – wildlife cruises and trips to Rona from beautiful Shieldaig Harbour •Seaprobe Atlantis – Glass bottom boat wildlife cruises from Kyle of Lochalsh . •Bella Jane , AquaXplore or Misty Isle – are all Boat trips from Elgol on Skye to Loch Coruisk in the heart of the Cuillins. •MV Stardust – Fishing and wildlife cruises from Portree, Skye . •Seafari – Whale and wildlife cruises from Armadale, Skye . •Hebridean Whale Cruises from Gairloch Harbour . •Summer Queen – Cruise the Summer Isles from Ullapool . Breakfast The chalet is self-catering and so breakfast is not provided but there is a full kitchen to make your own or try: •Bealach Café - coffee, cakes and sandwiches at the turnoff to Applecross (2 miles away). •Waterside Café, Lochcarron – for big hearty breakfasts. •Lochcarron Hotel, Lochcarron – all day breakfasts and coffee. Castles •There is a ruined castle at North Strome, 3 miles west of Lochcarron which offers beautiful views to Plockton and Skye. •Eilean Donan castle at Dornie is one of the most iconic and romantic images of Scotland. •Dunvegan Castle in Skye is the seat of the chiefs of the clan MacLeod and home to the mysterious ‘Fairy Flag’. Distilleries •The closest distilleries are Muir of Ord where they make Glenord whisky or Carbost on Skye where Talisker is made. Both have visitor centres although Talisker is much more scenic. Diving •5 Bells Diving operate diver training and dive trips in and around Loch Carron . Driving The driving is beautiful in every direction but these are a few suggestions: •Drive over the Bealach Na Ba (the Pass of the Cattle) to Applecross for lunch at the Applecross Inn - we recommend you go early as it gets busy in peak season. Either drive back the same route (2 hours return + lunch) or take the coastal road north from Applecross and return via Shieldaig (add an hour). •Drive to Shieldaig and explore the pretty little village, then on to Torridon (2 hours return) and possibly out to the pier and road end at Diabaig (add an hour). Try the Gille Brighde restaurant at Diabaig – it’s a pleasant surprise in such a remote location. It is also an option to return via Kinlochewe and Achnasheen (add an hour). •Drive to Badachro for lunch at the Badachro Inn or to visit Redpoint Beach, drive there via Shieldaig and return via Achnasheen (4 hours return). Extend to a full day by exploring Gairloch area. •Drive to Portree on Skye, to explore the harbour and village (about 4 hours return). Extend with trips to Eilean Donan Castle or Talisker Distillery. •Drive to Glenelg and explore the well preserved Brochs (Iron age buildings) and continue to Sandaig where Gavin Maxwell’s “Ring of Bright Water” was based. Lunch at the atmospheric Glenelg Inn and return via the tiny ferry to Kylerhea on Skye and back across the Skye Bridge to Kyle of Lochalsh (about 4 hours depending on ferry times). •Drive anywhere in North Skye it’s all beautiful! (It’s about 2½ hours to Uig). We particularly like the area east of Uig – around The Quiraing and Kilt Rock. Eating In •Buy local scallops and fish from Applecross Smokehouse, Kenmore, Applecross. •Buy smoked salmon and pates at Torridon Smokehouse, Shieldaig. •Lochcarron Spar also has a good range of local produce. •Or relax and let local chef Alison Hewitt at the Kishorn Kitchen cater for you in the chalet with fresh, local ingredients. Eating Out •Bealach Café - soup and sandwiches at the turnoff to Applecross (2 miles away). •Kishorn Seafood Bar, Kishorn (1 mile) – local seafood to eat in or take away in a relaxed setting. Outdoor tables are a spectacular setting on a sunny day. •Waterside Café, Lochcarron – for big breakfasts and simple, good-value main meals. •Bistro, Lochcarron – open in the evening day for quality home dinners (Thu-Sun only in off-peak season). •Lochcarron Hotel, Lochcarron – open all day for bar or restaurant meals, large menu and daily specials on blackboard. •Strathcarron Hotel, Strathcarron (9 miles) – good bar food in a traditional hotel. •Carron Restaurant, Strathcarron (10 miles) – fine dining on the opposite side of the loch from Lochcarron. Call to book. •Shieldaig Pub, Shieldaig (9 miles) – large bar/restaurant menu with fresh local produce (esp. seafood) and fantastic outdoor seating area upstairs (a must if the weather is good). •Applecross Inn, Applecross (13 miles) – famous pub with excellent menu reached over a breathtaking mountain pass. Can get very busy. •Walled Garden, Applecross (13 miles) – good food, informal setting, avoid the crowds at the Applecross Inn. •Torridon Hotel, Torridon (15 miles) – fine, formal dining at a beautiful hotel. •The Inn at Torridon, Torridon (15 miles) – bar meals in the pub next door to the Torridon Hotel. •Plockton Hotel, Plockton (24 miles) – good food in a cosy bar. •Plockton Inn, Plockton (24 miles) – recommended by guests. •Gillie Brighde, Diabaig, (27 miles) – great little restaurant ‘at the end of the road’ – literally! Call for opening times. •Kinloch Lodge, Sleat, Skye (40 miles) – Awarded a Michelin Stars 2010-2017. Call to book. •Badachro Inn, Badachro (43 miles) – a great drive for a lazy lunch. Combine with a walk on Redpoint Beach or a trip to Gairloch. •Arriba Café, Portree (63 miles) – a relaxing café with an interesting menu if you’re in Portree. •Seaforth Takeaway, Ullapool (73 miles) – take your award winning fish and chips out to eat on the pier and watch the fishing boats and ferries. •Ceilidh Place, Ullapool (73 miles) – slightly eccentric Ullapool tradition combining a bookshop, an art gallery, a café, a bar and a restaurant in one extended building. People either love it or just don’t get it! We love it. •Three Chimneys, Colbost, Skye (80 miles) – exceptional dining in multi award winning, Michelin-starred restaurant. Book ahead. Fishing •In summer, try the pier in Toscaig, south of Applecross, for mackerel. •For salmon and trout fishing, pick up a leaflet locally or in the Chalet. •The Spar shop in Lochcarron sells a selection of fishing tackle. Gardens •Attadale Gardens – Spectacular West Coast garden. •Inerewe Garden - Premier Scottish garden with exotic plants from around the world. •The Hydroponicum, Achiltibuie – An array of plants growing in an indoor garden without soil. Golf •Lochcarron Golf Course – 9-hole course in magnificent location by the shore of Loch Carron. (Club hire is available and golfing attire/shoes are not necessary). •Gairloch Golf Club – A challenging and scenic 9-hole course set on the shore of Loch Gairloch. •Ullapool Golf Course – A professionally designed 9-hole course. Horse Riding •Highland Pony Trekking at Glenshiel, 34 miles south •Isle of Skye Trekking Centre is in the north of Skye, 73 miles north west •Gairloch Trekking Centre in Gairloch, 42 miles north Indoor Activities •Gillian Pattinson has a gallery with a selection of local art 50m up the hill from the Chalet and there is another gallery at the boatshed 300m to the east of the Chalet. •Patterns of Light 1 mile away in Kishorn sells an interesting selection of arts, crafts and handiworks and is definitely worth a visit for your gift ideas. •Kyle of Lochalsh Leisure Centre, Swimming pool & gym. •Lochbroom Leisure Centre, Ullapool – Swimming pool, multi sports hall and fitness suite. •Poppy Gallery in the centre of the village displays paintings of local artist Caroline McCormack. •Lochcarron Weavers, Lochcarron – the world’s leading tartan manufacturer with the world’s largest range of authentic Scottish tartans. •Carron crafts and pottery on the opposite side of Loch Carron by Carron Restaurant. •Kyle Railway Museum at the Kyle of Lochalsh station has a display of historic railway memorabilia. •Applecross Historical Society Heritage Centre displays a record of the history of the area. •Gairloch Heritage Museum takes you on a journey through time showing how local people lived and worked in Gairloch through the ages. •Torridon Countryside Centre & Deer Museum has an interpretive display, a small shop and an audio-visual presentation on wildlife. •Ullapool Museum tells the story of Lochbroom, the land and its people, through a blend of traditional and multimedia displays. •Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve Visitor Centre has information on the nature reserve and a selection of trails in fabulous scenery. Rentals •Lochcarron Garage will rent mountain bikes. •Calum’s Seal Trips in Plockton rent canoes and boats. •Lochcarron Garage in Lochcarron rent cars. •Most of the national car hire companies operate from Inverness. Reraig Forest •Reraig forest is the sporting estate to the south (i.e. behind) the chalet and the owners are keen to make it as accessible as possible. Walking in the forest is encouraged and the friendly local gamekeeper (Colin) also offers Argo tours (in an all-terrain-vehicle) to get very, very close to the deer. Some of our guests have done this and it comes highly recommended. •Clay pigeon shooting and deer stalking can also be arranged. Sailing •Lochcarron sailing club Single Track Roads There are many miles of single track roads in the area so please follow the following guidelines to keep the ‘locals’ happy and you safe! •Stop at a passing place to let oncoming traffic pass. Who does the stopping is generally dictated by who is closest to the final passing place you approach. Don't drive past the final one in the face of an oncoming vehicle or you will be expected to reverse. •Only enter a passing place on your left. If the passing place is on your right, stop opposite it and let the oncoming vehicle enter the space. •Passing places are also there to enable traffic to overtake. Check your mirrors regularly and if there is a car behind you, please pull into the first available passing place on the left and stop to allow them to overtake. •Don’t park in passing spaces. •It is common practice for drivers to acknowledge each other with a small wave as you meet at a passing place to thank each other for the courtesy shown. •The roads are usually quiet and the scenery is always breathtaking, so relax and enjoy the drive, you’re on holiday! Shopping •The nearest bank is in Kyle of Lochalsh - although the Spar and Hotel in Lochcarron both offer 'cashback' with purchases. •Patterns of Light in Kishorn sells some super gifts. •The Spar in Lochcarron sells most of the daily essentials along with logs, coal, fishing tackle and a surprisingly well stocked hardware section upstairs. •The petrol station at Lochcarron Garage in the east end of the village sells a good range of food, milk and bread. •Tesco, Inverness (69 miles) is the nearest superstore. Inverness has a wide range of shops selling everything you could need. •Local seafood can be purchased at McIver Shellfish in Kenmore, Applecross and smoked salmon at the Loch Torridon Smokehouse in Shieldaig but there are a lot of fishermen locally - chiefly landing langoustine, crab and lobster so look out for roadside signs or ask around. Sport •Watch the traditional Highland sport of shinty played in Lochcarron most Saturdays. Taxis •Unfortunately, there is currently no taxi service in the local area. Trains •An exceptionally scenic train line connects Strathcarron to Inverness or Kyle of Lochalsh. Walking •There are an almost unlimited number of walks in the area. In Achintraid itself you can walk left (west) from the road in front of Craigellachie House to the road end and then onto the forestry track where there is a pretty view of Plockton and Skye at the end of the track (approx. 2 hours return). Alternatively, walk right 100m from the road by the Chalet and follow the signs for the hill paths above Achintraid. •A selection of walking books and maps will be provided in the chalet for your use. •There are several walking websites but Walkhighlands is one of the best and has many informative walks plus maps. Wildlife •Dolphins and porpoises can often be spotted in Loch Carron, and the seas between Kishorn and Skye. •Otters and seals are regularly spotted anywhere in Loch Kishorn. Any time of day is good for otter-spotting but it is easiest when the loch is calm, they have even been seen walking on the road in front of the Chalet. •Golden Eagles can be seen almost anywhere in the area but the glen between Lochcarron and Kishorn is a good bet. •Pine Marten frequent the whole area but can be tricky to spot although they do sometimes come into the garden. •Sea eagles (white tailed eagles) nest on Shieldaig Island and also in the cliffs around Portree and there is a cctv feed of the nest site at the Aros Centre just south of Portree. •There are red deer everywhere and they often come into the garden!

Craigellachie Studio is boutique accommodation created from a converted artist studio with a seaside location and sensational views. Renovated in 2015 it offers a unique experience for couples and lovers...

Craigellachie Studio is your own little piece of heaven on the seaside - with incredible views of the Applecross hills and right on the sea. You can hear the waves .....

CRAIGELLACHIE STUDIO ACHINTRAID KISHORN WESTER ROSS IV54 8XB This is a selection of activities and information that may offer some inspiration and ideas. It is not comprehensive and we will try to update it regularly based on feedback. Please note, many activities will be closed or may operate reduced hours during the winter season (typically October – Easter). Adventure Activities •Mountain & Sea Guides, Applecross – Sea kayak trips, guided hillwalking and mountaineering trips . •Martin Moran Mountaineering, Lochcarron – Guided mountaineering courses . Beaches •There's a stone and sand beach right in front of the studio in Achintraid (it's a lot bigger when the tide's out!) full of mussels, cockles and oyster shells. •There is a broad sandy beach at Applecross. •The beach at Sand, 3 miles north of Applecross is better, this is where the BBC series “Monty Halls’ Great Escape” was filmed and “Beachcomber Cottage” is still there. •There is a pretty pebble beach at “smugglers Cove” about 3 miles from Lochcarron, 500m west of Strome Castle. Please be careful if swimming as currents can be strong. •Between Poolewe and Ullapool there are several fabulous beaches including Firemore, Mellon Charles, Mellon Udrigle, Gruinard and Little Gruinard. • There is a lovely coral (white sand) beach 4 miles south of Applecross near Ard Dhubh – park near the Ard Dhubh turning and follow the signposted (and sometimes muddy!) footpath for 1.5 miles to Coillegillie. •There is another coral beach 3 miles north of Dunvegan Castle in Skye. •There is a pretty sandy beach at Redpoint, south of Badachro near Gairloch and just north of Gairloch there is a big sandy beach known as Big Sand! Boat Trips •Calum’s Seal Trips - Wildlife cruises from Plockton . •Torridon Sea Tours – wildlife cruises and trips to Rona from beautiful Shieldaig Harbour •Seaprobe Atlantis – Glass bottom boat wildlife cruises from Kyle of Lochalsh . •Bella Jane , AquaXplore or Misty Isle – are all Boat trips from Elgol on Skye to Loch Coruisk in the heart of the Cuillins. •MV Stardust – Fishing and wildlife cruises from Portree, Skye . •Seafari – Whale and wildlife cruises from Armadale, Skye . •Hebridean Whale Cruises from Gairloch Harbour . •Summer Queen – Cruise the Summer Isles from Ullapool . Breakfast The Studio is self-catering and so breakfast is not provided but there is a full kitchen to make your own or try: •Bealach Café - coffee, cakes and sandwiches at the turnoff to Applecross (2 miles away). •Waterside Café, Lochcarron – for big hearty breakfasts. •Lochcarron Hotel, Lochcarron – all day breakfasts and coffee. Castles •There is a ruined castle at North Strome, 3 miles west of Lochcarron which offers beautiful views to Plockton and Skye. •Eilean Donan castle at Dornie is one of the most iconic and romantic images of Scotland. •Dunvegan Castle in Skye is the seat of the chiefs of the clan MacLeod and home to the mysterious ‘Fairy Flag’. Distilleries •The closest distilleries are Muir of Ord where they make Glenord whisky or Carbost on Skye where Talisker is made. Both have visitor centres although Talisker is much more scenic. Diving •5 Bells Diving operate diver training and dive trips in and around Loch Carron . Driving The driving is beautiful in every direction but these are a few suggestions: •Drive over the Bealach Na Ba (the Pass of the Cattle) to Applecross for lunch at the Applecross Inn - we recommend you go early as it gets busy in peak season. Either drive back the same route (2 hours return + lunch) or take the coastal road north from Applecross and return via Shieldaig (add an hour). •Drive to Shieldaig and explore the pretty little village, then on to Torridon (2 hours return) and possibly out to the pier and road end at Diabaig (add an hour). Try the Gille Brighde restaurant at Diabaig – it’s a pleasant surprise in such a remote location. It is also an option to return via Kinlochewe and Achnasheen (add an hour). •Drive to Badachro for lunch at the Badachro Inn or to visit Redpoint Beach, drive there via Shieldaig and return via Achnasheen (4 hours return). Extend to a full day by exploring Gairloch area. •Drive to Portree on Skye, to explore the harbour and village (about 4 hours return). Extend with trips to Eilean Donan Castle or Talisker Distillery. •Drive to Glenelg and explore the well preserved Brochs (Iron age buildings) and continue to Sandaig where Gavin Maxwell’s “Ring of Bright Water” was based. Lunch at the atmospheric Glenelg Inn and return via the tiny ferry to Kylerhea on Skye and back across the Skye Bridge to Kyle of Lochalsh (about 4 hours depending on ferry times). •Drive anywhere in North Skye it’s all beautiful! (It’s about 2½ hours to Uig). We particularly like the area east of Uig – around The Quiraing and Kilt Rock. Eating In •Buy local scallops and fish from Applecross Smokehouse, Kenmore, Applecross. •Buy smoked salmon and pates at Torridon Smokehouse, Shieldaig. •Lochcarron Spar also has a good range of local produce. •Or relax and let local chef Alison Hewitt at the Kishorn Kitchen cater for you in the Studio with fresh, local ingredients. Eating Out •Bealach Café - soup and sandwiches at the turnoff to Applecross (2 miles away). •Kishorn Seafood Bar, Kishorn (1 mile) – local seafood to eat in or take away in a relaxed setting. Outdoor tables are a spectacular setting on a sunny day. •Waterside Café, Lochcarron – for big breakfasts and simple, good-value main meals. •Bistro, Lochcarron – open in the evening day for quality home dinners (Thu-Sun only in off-peak season). •Lochcarron Hotel, Lochcarron – open all day for bar or restaurant meals, large menu and daily specials on blackboard. •Strathcarron Hotel, Strathcarron (9 miles) – good bar food in a traditional hotel. •Carron Restaurant, Strathcarron (10 miles) – fine dining on the opposite side of the loch from Lochcarron. Call to book. •Shieldaig Pub, Shieldaig (9 miles) – large bar/restaurant menu with fresh local produce (esp. seafood) and fantastic outdoor seating area upstairs (a must if the weather is good). •Applecross Inn, Applecross (13 miles) – famous pub with excellent menu reached over a breathtaking mountain pass. Can get very busy. •Walled Garden, Applecross (13 miles) – good food, informal setting, avoid the crowds at the Applecross Inn. •Torridon Hotel, Torridon (15 miles) – fine, formal dining at a beautiful hotel. •The Inn at Torridon, Torridon (15 miles) – bar meals in the pub next door to the Torridon Hotel. •Plockton Hotel, Plockton (24 miles) – good food in a cosy bar. •Plockton Inn, Plockton (24 miles) – recommended by guests. •Gillie Brighde, Diabaig, (27 miles) – great little restaurant ‘at the end of the road’ – literally! Call for opening times. •Kinloch Lodge, Sleat, Skye (40 miles) – Awarded a Michelin Stars 2010-2017. Call to book. •Badachro Inn, Badachro (43 miles) – a great drive for a lazy lunch. Combine with a walk on Redpoint Beach or a trip to Gairloch. •Arriba Café, Portree (63 miles) – a relaxing café with an interesting menu if you’re in Portree. •Seaforth Takeaway, Ullapool (73 miles) – take your award winning fish and chips out to eat on the pier and watch the fishing boats and ferries. •Ceilidh Place, Ullapool (73 miles) – slightly eccentric Ullapool tradition combining a bookshop, an art gallery, a café, a bar and a restaurant in one extended building. People either love it or just don’t get it! We love it. •Three Chimneys, Colbost, Skye (80 miles) – exceptional dining in multi award winning, Michelin-starred restaurant. Book ahead. Fishing •In summer, try the pier in Toscaig, south of Applecross, for mackerel. •For salmon and trout fishing, pick up a leaflet locally or in the Studio. •The Spar shop in Lochcarron sells a selection of fishing tackle. Gardens •Attadale Gardens – Spectacular West Coast garden. •Inerewe Garden - Premier Scottish garden with exotic plants from around the world. •The Hydroponicum, Achiltibuie – An array of plants growing in an indoor garden without soil. Golf •Lochcarron Golf Course – 9-hole course in magnificent location by the shore of Loch Carron. (Club hire is available and golfing attire/shoes are not necessary). •Gairloch Golf Club – A challenging and scenic 9-hole course set on the shore of Loch Gairloch. •Ullapool Golf Course – A professionally designed 9-hole course. Horse Riding •Highland Pony Trekking at Glenshiel, 34 miles south •Isle of Skye Trekking Centre is in the north of Skye, 73 miles north west •Gairloch Trekking Centre in Gairloch, 42 miles north Indoor Activities •Gillian Pattinson has a gallery with a selection of local art 50m up the hill from the Studio and there is another gallery at the boatshed 300m to the east of the Studio. •Patterns of Light 1 mile away in Kishorn sells an interesting selection of arts, crafts and handiworks and is definitely worth a visit for your gift ideas. •Kyle of Lochalsh Leisure Centre, Swimming pool & gym. •Lochbroom Leisure Centre, Ullapool – Swimming pool, multi sports hall and fitness suite. •Poppy Gallery in the centre of the village displays paintings of local artist Caroline McCormack. •Lochcarron Weavers, Lochcarron – the world’s leading tartan manufacturer with the world’s largest range of authentic Scottish tartans. •Carron crafts and pottery on the opposite side of Loch Carron by Carron Restaurant. •Kyle Railway Museum at the Kyle of Lochalsh station has a display of historic railway memorabilia. •Applecross Historical Society Heritage Centre displays a record of the history of the area. •Gairloch Heritage Museum takes you on a journey through time showing how local people lived and worked in Gairloch through the ages. •Torridon Countryside Centre & Deer Museum has an interpretive display, a small shop and an audio-visual presentation on wildlife. •Ullapool Museum tells the story of Lochbroom, the land and its people, through a blend of traditional and multimedia displays. •Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve Visitor Centre has information on the nature reserve and a selection of trails in fabulous scenery. Rentals •Lochcarron Garage will rent mountain bikes. •Calum’s Seal Trips in Plockton rent canoes and boats. •Lochcarron Garage in Lochcarron rent cars. •Most of the national car hire companies operate from Inverness. Reraig Forest •Reraig forest is the sporting estate to the south (i.e. behind) the Studio and the owners are keen to make it as accessible as possible. Walking in the forest is encouraged and the friendly local gamekeeper (Colin) also offers Argo tours (in an all-terrain-vehicle) to get very, very close to the deer. Some of our guests have done this and it comes highly recommended. •Clay pigeon shooting and deer stalking can also be arranged. Sailing •Lochcarron sailing club Single Track Roads There are many miles of single track roads in the area so please follow the following guidelines to keep the ‘locals’ happy and you safe! •Stop at a passing place to let oncoming traffic pass. Who does the stopping is generally dictated by who is closest to the final passing place you approach. Don't drive past the final one in the face of an oncoming vehicle or you will be expected to reverse. •Only enter a passing place on your left. If the passing place is on your right, stop opposite it and let the oncoming vehicle enter the space. •Passing places are also there to enable traffic to overtake. Check your mirrors regularly and if there is a car behind you, please pull into the first available passing place on the left and stop to allow them to overtake. •Don’t park in passing spaces. •It is common practice for drivers to acknowledge each other with a small wave as you meet at a passing place to thank each other for the courtesy shown. •The roads are usually quiet and the scenery is always breathtaking, so relax and enjoy the drive, you’re on holiday! Shopping •The nearest bank is in Kyle of Lochalsh - although the Spar and Hotel in Lochcarron both offer 'cashback' with purchases. •Patterns of Light in Kishorn sells some super gifts. •The Spar in Lochcarron sells most of the daily essentials along with logs, coal, fishing tackle and a surprisingly well stocked hardware section upstairs. •The petrol station at Lochcarron Garage in the east end of the village sells a good range of food, milk and bread. •Tesco, Inverness (69 miles) is the nearest superstore. Inverness has a wide range of shops selling everything you could need. •Local seafood can be purchased at McIver Shellfish in Kenmore, Applecross and smoked salmon at the Loch Torridon Smokehouse in Shieldaig but there are a lot of fishermen locally - chiefly landing langoustine, crab and lobster so look out for roadside signs or ask around. Sport •Watch the traditional Highland sport of shinty played in Lochcarron most Saturdays. Taxis •Unfortunately, there is currently no taxi service in the local area. Trains •An exceptionally scenic train line connects Strathcarron to Inverness or Kyle of Lochalsh. Walking •There are an almost unlimited number of walks in the area. In Achintraid itself you can walk left (west) from the road in front of Craigellachie House to the road end and then onto the forestry track where there is a pretty view of Plockton and Skye at the end of the track (approx. 2 hours return). Alternatively, walk right 100m from the road by the Studio and follow the signs for the hill paths above Achintraid. •A selection of walking books and maps will be provided in the Studio for your use. •There are several walking websites but Walkhighlands is one of the best and has many informative walks plus maps. Wildlife •Dolphins and porpoises can often be spotted in Loch Carron, and the seas between Kishorn and Skye. •Otters and seals are regularly spotted anywhere in Loch Kishorn. Any time of day is good for otter-spotting but it is easiest when the loch is calm, they have even been seen walking on the road in front of the Studio. •Golden Eagles can be seen almost anywhere in the area but the glen between Lochcarron and Kishorn is a good bet. •Pine Marten frequent the whole area but can be tricky to spot although they do sometimes come into the garden. •Sea eagles (white tailed eagles) nest on Shieldaig Island and also in the cliffs around Portree and there is a cctv feed of the nest site at the Aros Centre just south of Portree. •There are red deer everywhere and they often come into the garden!

Bright and airy bedroom, private bathroom with deep luxury bath in a modern house designed to maximise the stunning view of the sea and the surrounding mountains. An extensive breakfast selection, including home made and local produce. The house is situated in the village of Stromeferry, a short drive from bridge to the Isle of Skye and also from the NC500 Route.

A unique contemporary property with outstanding views. The house is situated in a tiny village with good transport links. Stromeferry is an ideal base for exploring both the Isle of Skye and this part of the Scottish Highlands. We are sited in a good place for those following 'northcoast500' - especially if an extra day for exploring the Isle of Skye is on the agenda. The seashore is a few minutes walk away. Woodland walks nearby and lots of wildlife on the doorstep. We are regularly seeing a seal popping up and down in the water, also dolphins infrequently visit the loch and their movement is clearly visible from the house. There are boat trips in the area and we will happily recommend something to suit your plans. Breakfast offers a chance to try some Highland cheeses, the freshest of eggs from our own hens, home-made bread and jams as well as a selection of fruits and cereal.

Stromeferry is all about the view. The village is small (15 houses), quiet and easy to drive to. It is an ideal base for exploring both the Isle of Skye, Lochalsh, the Applecross Peninsula and Torridon areas.

My place is close to nowhere. The idea is to escape! There are pubs , restaurant and shops in Plockton if that is what you seek.. You’ll love my place because of the views, the escape, and the chance to experience something different on a budget.. The Pent Hoose is good for couples and solo adventurers, but it will only accommodate 2 people. There is NO electricity and you will need to bring sleeping bags and a torch. Please read all the details before you book! Check in 4 - 6 pm!!

This is a WOODEN TENT. Instead of sleeping on the ground under canvas we give you a covered mattress on to which you can put your sleeping bags. The "hoose" is in a field on a farm which has sheep, goats, llamas, racoons, ducks, hens, rabbits, owls and a donkey. They roam freely around the farm and you will see them on your way to the penthouse or evidence that they have been there! You can get food near our white painted house with which to feed them and can come in to the Racoon pen and feed them with one of us.

They published the local crime statistics a few years ago and 54 crimes had been committed, 53 of them by the same man "drunk and disorderly" and one by a confused dementia patient who walked off with an umbrella! It is a quiet, peaceful location which we enjoy. We could "update" our lodges and camping facilities but we fear it would attract a different clientele which we would rather avoid. Our best guests have been coming for over 30 years to enjoy the walking, sailing, climbing and just relaxation they get from this lovely area. We have had people marry on the beach and their offspring got engaged to other guests offspring that they met whilst on holiday as children. A home from home for so many people who are now classed more as friends than guests and we would not want to change this. Thus if you would class your self as "fussy" or "particular" or have not gone camping under canvas before, think twice about what you book as this may not be for you. There is no electricity in the "hoose" and the toilet is a walk away, you may encounter sheep (or the tell tale signs that one has been there!) on your way and this, whilst normal for wild campers, may not appeal to everyone.

The Kishorn Kabin is cosy, tranquil & set in wildlife friendly woodland garden. Our guests say it's a "home from home". Equipped with gas central heating, a wood burning stove and kitchen. You will have your own parking & storage (inc. bikes) area. A perfect place to explore the west highlands, Skye or stop off on the north coast 500. Your Host is from the Highlands & loves sharing her knowledge with you. We are conveniently located opposite the famous Kishorn Seafood Bar Restaurant.

The kishorn kabin is ideally suited for two adults sharing. There is one double bed as well as sofa bed, which can accommodate one extra. The Kabin is open - planned, with the bedroom, living and kitchen area all in one space. There is a showeroom and an outdoor awning area to relax in, store equipment and dry clothes. As there is a woodburning stove it's not suitable for toddlers. A Cot Bed is available for babies.

We really are spoilt were we live. Only a 5 min walk from the breathtaking views of the Applecross Mountains and 1.5 miles from the Kishorn Bay beach. The Bealach na Ba ("Pass of the Cattle") - the historic road to Applecross is 2 miles down the road. Directly opposite we have the famous Kishorn Seafood Bar. So you can wine & dine and walk back across to the Kishorn Kabin. It's best to book ahead for evening meals ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN)). Amazing coffee's & light lunches can be had at The Bealach Café & Gallery - 2 miles away. Their Gallery is well worth a look - lots of inspiring local artists work can be purchased. There are simply too many great walks to mention here - but we will leave you a wee notebook with our local "treasures" and some maps to borrow. The local wildlife is abundant; there is a good chance of spotting the "Big 5" - Seals, Otters, Red Squirrel, Deer & Eagles in Wester Ross. Shieldaig (11 miles away) is one of our favourite villages to visit. A picturesque place where the local hotel (Tigh na Eilean) cooks great wood fired pizzas. Local artist Vicky Stonebridge offers pottery classes at her studio, originally a Blacksmiths in Lochcarron. Email (EMAIL HIDDEN) to book in advance.

Fuaran , a brand new house set in the stunning village of Kishorn, looking on to the Bealach Na Ba and the Cullins on the Isle of Skye. We are situated on the North Coast 500 Route. We are around 40 minutes drive to the Isle of Skye.

We are situated 7 miles from the village of Lochcarron where there are many places to eat, drink and enjoy the area. Close by there is an award winning Seafood Bar open throughout the day and evenings (please check business pages for opening times as these vary)and the Bealach Café, all within walking distance or a very short drive. Please keep in mind when booking, you will need a car to get to local pubs, shops etc. We have Wi-Fi available, coffee and tea facilities, towels and freesat TV in the room. Continental Breakfast is self serve between 7.30am and 9am, served in our dining room including - Coffee, Tea & Fruit Teas Fruit Juice A range of cereals Toast with homemade marmalade & jams Fresh Fruit Yogurt Pastries/Muffins Check out is 9.15am weekdays Check out 10am weekends and school Holidays

Sanachan is a traditional south facing house in a mature garden in the village of Kishorn. Set back from the road it affords privacy and comfort. The newly created ensuite is tiled throughout with underfloor heating in the sleeping area and large walk in shower with glass brick tiles. The bedroom has French windows which give onto the back garden. Ideal for the solo traveller, two friends or a couple as the beds can be set up as wished. Access to the shared kitchen and lounge is also available.

My place is shared accommodation with great views, the beach, mountains, family-friendly activities, and a fantastic seafood bar. But is a 10 minute drive from most other shops or eating establishments. Part of the experience is socializing with other guests. This is a place to go for the mountains, beach and views, with free wifi, a powerful shower, kitchen and lounge with a log burner. YOU MUST BRING A SLEEPING BAG AND FOOD! Shared accommodation - Not suitable for under 12's.

Kitchen - Oven, Fridge, Freezer, Microwave, Cooking utensils Living Room - Log burner, Sofas, Arm chairs, 2 dining tables Drying room, - Pegs, shelves, Heater, Dehumidifier WC - very powerful shower, 2 toilets Bedrooms, 2 rooms with comfortable bunk beds

We have a gift shop across the road, a famous seafood bar next door and a new cafe has just opened 1 mile away. The local village of Lochcarron (10 minutes drive) has a Spar shop, two petrol stations, a hotel/bar/restaurant, 2 cafe's, a golf course and some craft stores/galleries.

West Coast Highlands of Scotland, with rugged hills sweeping down into a sea loch and the Isle of Skye's Cuillin Mountains in the distance. Many people come here just to relax in beautiful surroundings and "re-charge their batteries". Others, including walkers, climbers, sailors, cyclists, fishermen, photographers and wildlife enthusiasts want to take advantage of the many outdoor possibilities available. For more information see our word press https://oldschoolhousekishorn.wordpress.com/

Comfortable, cosy end wing of home with very own sitting room, twin single room, double room and with shower room.

Conveniently located for exploring the Wester Ross area, Skye, Applecross and Torridon. Evening meals are available in surrounding areas.

Modern bungalow situated overlooking Loch Carron. Ideal for hill walking and touring West Coast and Isle of Skye. On North Coast 500 route. Close to Attadale Gardens, Lochcarron Weavers , local potteries and 9 hole golf course. Plockton and Eilean Donan Castle approx 20 miles. Double room en suite and Double room also available. Full cooked Scottish breakfast included in price. Wash hand basin with shaving point. Tea/coffee making facilities. TV lounge for guests. I have a dog and 3 cats.

Cladaich Lodge is a beautifully presented Luxury Eco Lodge situated on the shore Within 200 metres of the Plockton Shores Restaurant and Store, village pubs, cafes, shops, seal trips & craft shops It benefits from stunning and varying views of Loch Carron and Harbour Street of Plockton. The split-level decking is a real treat, it leads down to a quiet little shore where you can enjoy the water, perfect for outside dining or just relaxing and whiling away the day as the tide ebbs and flows

Cladaich Lodge has been designed to maximise the special location it has, with large patio doors opening out on to the balcony/decking. It has been furnished to a high standard with high quality furniture and includes such extras as a Nespresso coffee machine, Amazon Echo and Smart TV. Underfloor heating is fitted throughout and there is a modern bathroom with a pressure shower. Although it is a one double bedroom property, there are also two sofa beds available in the good-sized lounge so comfortably accommodates up to four guests.

Plockton is beautiful National Trust village which is known for it's good food, particularly The Plockton Shores Restaurant and Coffee Shop. There is also a craft shop, an art gallery, seal trips, fish and chip shop, a play park, stunning views and even a castle.

You will always get a warm welcome in this cosy timber forestry house. Bedroom areas are light and fresh with a separate breakfast/sitting room where you can relax with a book or dvd. Guests also have access to a sitting area in the kitchen where you can warm yourselves by a wood burning stove. Achmore village is 7 miles from Eilean Donan Castle and Plockton and 15 miles from the Isle of Skye, we like to encourage guests to stay more than one night to share our hospitality and local knowledge.

All you climbers and walkers out there we have a rack over the wood burning stove where you can dry your clothes and waterproofs ready for the hill the next day.

Bothan Dubh , a brand new self catering cabin set in the stunning village of Kishorn, looking on to the BealachNa Ba and the Cuillins on the Isle of Skye. We are situated on the North Coast 500 Route. We are around 40 minutes drive to the Isle of Skye, just over an hour from the City of Inverness and central to many other increasing popular locations including Applecross (13 miles) Gairloch (48miles) Plockton (27miles) Eilean Donan Castle (29 miles)

The Cabin has been designed to make the most of the stunning views of the Bealach Na Ba and Cuillins of the Isle of Skye. The space includes a full equipped modern kitchen with oven, hob, fridge/freezer and coffee machine. Sit and relax in the cosy sitting room, put on a movie and watch the sun set over the mountains. The bedroom has a comfortable king size bed, a dressing table all situated beside the bathroom, large shower and heated towel rail. There will be a basic continental breakfast supplied including cereals, eggs, bread, jams, yogurts and fruit juice. There will be daily house keeping & fresh towels when staying more than one night. We can supply a high chair & travel cot for one child under the age of 2. Please let us know when booking if you require.

Kishorn is a lovely quiet village ideal if your looking for some peace and quiet. There is the fantastic Kishorn Seafood Restaurant (5 minutes walk) and The Bealach Cafe (2 miles) located close by if you don't fancy cooking after a busy day or fancy a nice morning coffee.If you have a special occasion or would like a table booked at any close by restaurants, I am more than happy to advise and book this for you. The Bealach Na Ba is a must on your visit, its a spectacular drive and the most amazing panoramic views once you reach the top. If you like hill walking, we are in one of the best spots situated 20 minutes from Torridon which is a mecca for all hillwalkers with the beautiful sandstone mountains which has given walkers some memorable expeditions.

In the heart of Plockton village our truly unique cottage "An Taigh Dubh" enjoys a central yet peaceful location close to the loch, just a short stroll to pubs, restaurants, shops or seal trips and Plockton’s beautiful scenery. Sleeping two in its open plan living/sleeping accommodation, it has a well equipped kitchen and a shower room, with modern comforts throughout. It is not only unique but just ideal, with the added bonus of its own off street parking, a rare find in Plockton.

A unique opportunity to stay in a traditional Scottish thatched cottage in the village of Plockton. Traditional in construction outside but cosy inside and well equipped with modern comforts throughout. The cottage sleeps two in self contained studio style accommodation with an open plan living/dining/sleeping area. It can in addition accommodate a cot for a baby if required. The main bed is a sturdy stowaway double bed with metal action folding frame which converts to a sofa during the day. The cottage also has a fitted galley style kitchen, a shower room and laundry facilities. There is no additional charge for electricity or for use of the washer/dryer in the cottage. For cooking or dining in the cottage is well equipped, with ceramic hob, combination conventional/microwave oven and grill, fridge with ice box, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, coffee maker, slow cooker, pots pans, crockery, cutlery and glasses, and a welcome basket with a few treats! Laundry facilities in the cottage include an automatic washer/dryer, iron, ironing board and an outdoor drying area. The cottage also has a flat screen TV with built in DVD, coal effect electric fire, hairdryer and a range of books. Nestling in a quiet location in the heart of the village, our thatched cottage is a get away from it all retreat, yet close to all that Plockton has to offer. Just the perfect place to come home to at the end of the day after exploring this wonderful area, truly unique!

We love Plockton's views of the water and mountains, sailing on the loch or going on Calum's seal trip from the harbour. Music nights in the Plockton Inn where the traditional Scottish music is second to none The village also has a good choice of excellent restaurants for dining out. Plockton is truly the jewel in the highlands!

This is a wooden TENT in a field on a Rare Breeds farm. A llama may greet you or indeed join in a camp fire! The glamping hut has two bed platforms on which you can roll out a sleeping bag. The toilet is a few minutes walk away, there is NO shower, there is a communal area with kettle, microwave, toaster and 'fridge. Heat a micro meal or pot noodle here. Please read the full description prior to booking in cold weather, NO HEATING or ELECTRICITY in hut. You must arrive before dark.

This is a WOODEN TENT. Instead of sleeping on the ground under canvas we give you a covered mattress on to which you can put your sleeping bags. The "hoose" is in a field on a farm which has sheep, goats, llamas, racoons, ducks, hens, rabbits, owls and a donkey. They roam freely around the farm and you may be visited by a sheep or a llama whilst you enjoy a camp fire and you may also find traces of said animals on the way to or from the penthouse! You can get food near our white painted house with which to feed them and can come in to the Racoon pen and feed them with one of us.

Patti’s home is located in Plockton, United Kingdom They published the local crime statistics a few years ago and 54 crimes had been committed, 53 of them by the same man "drunk and disorderly" and one by a confused dementia patient who walked off with an umbrella! It is a quiet, peaceful location which we enjoy. We could "update" our lodges and camping facilities but we fear it would attract a different clientele which we would rather avoid. Our best guests have been coming for over 30 years to enjoy the walking, sailing, climbing and just relaxation they get from this lovely area. We have had people marry on the beach and their offspring got engaged to other guests' offspring that they met whilst on holiday as children. A home from home for so many people who are now classed more as friends than guests and we would not want to change this. Thus if you would class your self as "fussy" or "particular" or have not gone camping under canvas before, think twice about what you book as this may not be for you. There is no electricity in the "hoose" and the toilet is a walk away, you may encounter sheep (or the tell tale signs that one has been there!) on your way and this, whilst normal for wild campers, may not appeal to everyone.

'The Sea View Apartment' is situated within the idyllic village of Plockton on the sheltered shores of Loch Carron. Located just 10 miles from the Isle of Skye bridge, the flat is well placed to explore all of what the West Highlands has to offer. You'll find the flat after making your way through the premises of a cafe/deli onto the private staircase and new home from home over the coming days. Please note our deli is seasonal and closed to trade during the winter months.

'The Flat Above' is part of and extends from one of Plocktons oldest buildings - a 19th century cow shed. Upon entering and ascending the short well lit staircase, you'll find an open plan kitchen, living room and dining area facing the rear garden. The double and twin bedroom rooms are well equipped with freshly laundered towels, linen and beautifully exposed original stone walls with picturesque views onto Loch Carron and the surrounding hills. Throughout the apartment, you'll experience a light and relaxing environment suitable for couples, friends and small families a like...

The Barn is set in the crofting area a mile from Plockton village and is formed by the conversion of the byre and hayloft at Camus Fearn. The décor is modern with tiled and wood floors, rugs and lots of windows. Accessed along a quiet road. It enjoys panoramic views and is surrounded on three sides by sea lochs and the mountains of Skye, Applecross, Torridon. There is private parking area and a decking with plenty of room to sit out.

Upstairs the barn is a modern studio flat with double bedroom, shower room, fully fitted kitchen and lounge area with tv, Freeview, DVD and CD player music system. On the ground floor is a "boot room" with washer tumble drier and deep freeze. There is a further toilet with wash hand basin

The property is a mile from the beautiful village of Plockton which has two Hotels each with a bar and restaurant a further restaurant and small shop. Kyle of Lochalsh and the bridge to Skye are 7 miles away. Kyle has shops including a pharmacy, post office, butcher and supermarket. Eilann Donan Castle is 13miles away The Barn is in a rural setting ten minutes walk from the shoreline of Loch Carron, there are many great walks around the area to suit all abilities and taste.

Set on our 17 acre holding on the shores of Lochcarron, near the pretty village of Plockton our cottages sit on our private beach which has a coral strand over which you can walk at low tides to get to the Heron sanctuary island. We keep racoons, llamas, donkeys, goats, sheep, hens, ducks, owls etc and have otters on the beach and many birds to watch and photograph. Perfect place to relax. A pine marten often comes to the window in the evenings for treats. Large part sleeps 4 + 2, small part 2.

If you let us know time of arrival we will meet you and show you in to our cottage which is electrically heated as well as having a wood burning stove, The heaters will be on when you arrive. The local village is two miles away and has great food in two pubs, a restaurant and a takeaway. Walking around the farm with a bag of food, you can feed the animals and, on the beach, watch out for otters, herons and other shore birds. A pine marten may visit your cottage in the evenings for treats. We have a video of pine marten feeding on the back window sill of this cottage taken recently by a guest.

Our farm has one of the most stunning views we know. There is an island which is a heron sanctuary, a coral strand and a grassy beach in front of the cottage. The railway line which runs from Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh three times a days just beside the cottage and you have to cross over the line to get to it. The other side of the loch looks so close and the Applecross hill are behind them with the pass of the cattle, the Beallach, being the highest paved road in Britain winding up the hill. The pub there does fantastic food all day and keeps winning the 'best pub in Britain' awards. Great food can also be found in Plockton, 2 miles away, in two pubs and a takeaway and a lovely seafood restaurant. Kyle has both and Indian and Chinese takeaway.

Tigh na Dalach, Plockton (Lochalsh) is a charming holiday home. Once a fisherman's cottage, it overlooks the sea and is in a very peaceful location. There is a lounge with a snug leading off, a kitchen / dining room and a bathroom on the ground floor. Upstairs there is a double bedroom, two twin bedrooms and a second bathroom. There is a small rear garden with clothes line and a front garden on the water's edge with picnic table.

Tigh na Dalach is a charming end terrace fisherman's cottage in the picturesque village of Plockton. It is located in a quiet residential area just a few minutes walk from the restaurants, hotels, shops and harbour. The front of the cottage overlooks Loch Carron and Plockton Crags. The front door leads into the light and bright yet cosy lounge. There is a wood burning stove to curl up in front of, TV with DVD player and WiFi. The snug leads off from the lounge and has a sofa, writing desk and a selection of books and games. The kitchen / dining room is the heart of the home with a farmhouse style dining table and 8 chairs. There is an electric oven and induction hob, fridge / freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. There is also a family bathroom on the ground floor with a W.C., bath with hand held shower and hand basin. Upstairs the double bedroom and one of the twin bedrooms have views over Plockton Bay and Loch Carron. The third bedroom, also a twin room, is at the rear of the property. There are bedside cabinets, chests of drawers and a wardrobe. The family bathroom has a shower, W.C. and hand basin. To the rear of the cottage, there is a secluded garden with clothes line. To the front, there is a small lane giving access to the cottages. Please note: this lane does not have through traffic nor does it provide parking. It just for access only. On the other side of the lane are the main gardens, following the side of the loch. It is all enclosed with mature shrubs, including a couple of Plockton's famous "palm tree's", creating an inviting garden to spend lazy afternoons. There is a picnic table for leisurely meals with a view! Although there is no designated parking space, parking is available to the rear of the property or at the village Car Park 200 yards along the sea front. Important Information: Strictly no pets. Families are welcome at this property. Cot and high chair available: Please bring your own linen for the cot. Linen, towels, electricity and the final clean are included in the rental. Additional charges will only occur for breakages or any additional cleaning. It would be appreciated if the cottage was left in the same order as you found it. Many thanks! Whilst we hope that none of our guests experience issues during their stay, we do need to point out that due to the cottage's location in Lochalsh, some services can be temperamental and can take a lengthy delay to get resolved. Internet speed can be very slow and the service can fluctuate during the day and week. Mobile phone signal can also be very patchy. Also, to replace any broken appliances, it can take weeks for a delivery to happen. We will at all times try our hardest to rectify any issues but please bear with us as there can be issues due to location that are outwith our control. Cottage directions and key information are emailed approximately 14 days in advance of the arrival date.

Plockton is a wonderful village with fantastic scenery, great restaurants to eat in with a local village feel.

Bedroom and private sitting area and a private state of the art bathroom in a family home by the sea at the heart of a quiet village. Continental style breakfast included. Ideal base for exploring the West Highlands and the NC500 Route. The local Spar, a pub at the Lochcarron hotel and the seasonally open Waterside Cafe and Lochcarron Bistro are all a short walk away. The area offers plenty of opportunities for spotting wildlife, outdoor activities and famous scenic landmarks and routes.

Welcome to Lochcarron. The cottage is on the seafront of a quiet Highland village. The bedroom is upstairs, overlooking our attractive garden, with a comfortable bed and a walk in wardrobe. The broadband is super fast and there is a cosy separate sitting and breakfast area with a mini fridge and a hospitality tray, and a state of the art private bathroom/wetroom.

Lochcarron is well placed for a first (clockwise) or last (anti-clockwise) stop on the NC500 Route, being about an hour and 15mins drive from Inverness, and a good base for popular scenic routes. ideal for day trips to the Isle of Skye which is half an hour's scenic drive away. The start of the famous Bealach na Ba pass to Applecross, the highest mountain road in Scotland at 2000ft, is 6 miles away. There are several Munros in the area including the Torridon and Kintail mountains and Strathcarron ones even closer. There are also several bike trails, including the Coulin Pass and Torridon trails and plenty of local long and short walks. There is also 9 hole golf course in the village. Eilean Donan Castle, (apparently the second most photographed castle in Scotland after Edinburgh), the beautiful Attadale gardens and Plockton and Shieldaig are amongst picturesque villages nearby waiting to be explored.

Glasnock House is a stunning modern country home (build completed in 2011, updated 2016). The house offers luxury accommodation for families or couples wanting to get away from it all in a unique and remote setting, with views overlooking a picturesque loch and rolling mountains. Surrounding you are hills and Lochs and the deer graze right down by the house while the river bubbles past. You can fish from the banks of the Loch for native brown trout and you can walk for miles and see nobody.

A stunning country home that was built by current Owner in 2011 with the help of architects and interior designers. A bespoke luxury property that was built to the highest specifications and has been upgraded and meticulously maintained ever since. Accommodation for 6 Guests in 3 Bedrooms. Master Suite (King Bed); Guest 1 (with convertible bed that can be set up as 2 Singles or Super King); Guest 2 with King Bed. The en suite Master is located upstairs and is separate from the downstairs Guest accommodation (shared bathroom). Both bathrooms have full-sized bathtub, giant power showers and his/hers sinks. An additional guest WC downstairs. FEATURES INCLUDE: Underfloor heating in every room. Brand new state-of-the-art 65 inch Curved HD 3D Smart TV complete with full Sky Package (including Sports & Movies). The TV is complete with sound bar and woofer speaker box for exceptional quality surround sound. Brand new state of the art HD TVs with sound bars in the kitchen and gym. Two iPod docking stations with 2 fully loaded iPods complete with over 18,000 songs and albums. New Satellite Broadband installed this year with faster upload ad download speeds. Complimentary IPad for guest use. Full mobile phone reception (5 bars) at the house. Kitchen is designed & fitted by 'Smallbone" (the UK's highest quality kitchen range). Kitchen equipment is second to none and has everything from Nutri Bullet Blender to Nespresso machine (complete with Nespresso pods). Dishwasher, induction stove, microwave. Washing machine & tumble dryer. A fully equipped gymnasium with full-length windows for extensive views. 
 Extra guest luxuries include full sets of Molton Brown bathroom products in both bathrooms, hairdryers in all bedrooms, luxury linen throughout and bath robes and of course full sets of towels. The Owner spares no expensive on the continual upgrade of the interior (the sofa is brand new custom-made in 2016 and bed linens and towels are replaced every season). There is also a wood-burning stove with logs and kindling provided and in plentiful supply.

Glasnock House is a luxury bespoke property for those wanting to get away from it all in a unique and remote setting but with every luxury of modern day living in a magnificent country retreat. Surrounding you are hills and Lochs and the deer graze right down by the house while the river bubbles past. You can fish from the banks of the Loch for native brown trout and you can walk for miles and see nobody.

Set over two floors the accommodation includes kitchen, dining room and bedroom on the ground floor with the lounge taking up the entire upstairs space featuring a balcony with seating. Bed linen, towels and toiletries provided. Please let me know if you require a king or twin room when booking. I do not include a TV in the listing as there is no live TV connection however there is a tv with Amazon fire stick in the lounge.

Located on the edge of Loch Kishorn with magnificent views across to the Applecross hills, the famous Bealach-na-Ba. Sit out on the upstairs balcony and enjoy views of the Skye mountains. Popular with outdoor enthusiasts, honeymooners & families. If looking for a longer stay feel free to message to see if I can offer a discount.

There are two places to eat close to the property - Kishorn Seafood bar - 1 mile (the best seafood) and The Bealach Cafe and Gallery - 2 mile. Good selection of local walks and the sea is right opposite the property. Places to explore within an hour from the property Applecross Gairloch Lochcarron Shieldaig Torridon Isle of Skye Eilean Donan Castle It is a friendly community and many of our guests return yearly with their family/friends.

The Chalet at Loch Dubh is a modern, self catering holiday cottage situated in the grounds of our Croft and enjoys an enviable, elevated position overlooking Lochcarron. It is a perfect base to explore the West Coast, Isle of Skye or the NC500.

The chalet is ideally situated to give you elevated views of the Loch with the advantage of only a five minute walk to all village amenities without any of the traffic noise from the Main Street. The open plan lounge has a large settee which converts into a double sofa bed, satellite TV, DVD player and log burning stove. A dining table seats four and the modern kitchen is fully fitted with all cooking utensils, oven, microwave, washing machine, kettle, fridge, toaster and ironing facilities. There is a double bedroom with fitted wardrobe and hairdryer and a fully fitted bathroom with power shower. The property is fully centrally heated and has free Wifi access. It is ideal for couples or families, sleeping a maximum of five ( 1 double bed, 1 double sofa bed and an extra single bed). Linen and towels are provided and a travel cot is available on request. Please note this is self catering only and no meals are provided.

The village of Lochcarron offers shops, petrol stations, a bistro, a café, a hotel and golf course and just a short drive away you can find Lochcarron Weavers and Attadale Gardens. It is ideally located for day trips with Isle of Skye, Applecross peninsula, Torridon and Plockton all under a 45 minute drive away. There are numerous walks and cycle routes for the more active guest. we are also on the now famous NC500 route.

Small original croft house in the heart of the Highland village of Plockton. There are coral beaches and dramatic views from the many forest and hill walks. Perfect base for people wanting to explore the Isle of Skye, Applecross and the surrounding area. The croft comes with a fully equipped kitchenette and wet-room all with underfloor heating. Restaurants and local pubs within easy walking distant. The accommodation has its own driveway. Pets welcome. Basic groceries supplied.

Cromag (Gaelic for shepherd's crook) is a luxury shepherd hut set in its own private garden to the rear of the owner's property with views to lovely Lochcarron and the surrounding hills. This little beauty for two is packed full of character and all mod cons (sofa bed, shower room, full cooker, sink, fridge/freezer TV & WiFi). Glamping at its best and the perfect base to explore the magic of Wester Ross and Skye & Lochalsh or as a great stop over on the world class North Coast 500 route.

The shepherd hut is full of character and tradition but with modern day comfort.

The beautiful village of Lochcarron (Lochcarrann in the native Gaelic) takes its name from the sea loch itself which is long and fjord like. Whitewashed houses stretch along its shores for approx. 2 miles with a scattering of smaller outlying settlements. The village is the largest in the locality and boasts a number of amenities including two award winning grocery stores, both with petrol pumps; PO; cash point; friendly hotel; popular café and bistro; medical centre; library: information & heritage centre and a village hall. On the sporting front the village has its own shinty club, 9 hole golf course and sailing club as well as children’s adventure playgrounds. The smaller townships of Strome & Ardaneaskan are a few miles towards the mouth the loch and make for a lovely cycle or short drive. Stop off at Lochcarron Weavers in Mid Strome, walk up to the deserted village of Stromemeannach on the hillside above, admire the views further along from the ruins of Strome Castle or take in a spectacular sunset from the bench at the end of the road at Ardaneaskan with Plockton and the Skye’s Cuillin mountains in the distance. Five miles away at the head of the loch you’ll find Strathcarron with its hotel and train station, one of the stops on the famously scenic Kyle Line and a short distance further on brings you to Carron Pottery and Restaurant and Attadale Gardens. HILL WALKING The area is a hillwalker’s paradise with routes to suit all levels of ability from woodland and coastal walks to serious climbing. Lochcarron is central to the Achnashellach, Torridon and Kintail mountains offering a wealth of Munros and Corbetts. SAILING Lochcarron has its own established sailing club which welcomes visitors and families. There is a slipway in front of Lochcarron Hotel and Slumbay Island near Cromag is also a safe harbour for a number of local boats. Loch Carron and neighbouring lochs are also suitable for kayaking. Boat trips run from Plockton and Shieldaig. GOLF Lochcarron’s nine hole golf course with clubhouse and tea room are in a spectacular setting beside the loch at the entrance to the village. Further afield there are courses at Gairloch and Strathpeffer. CYCLING There are lovely roads to cycle safely in the area. For serious cyclists there are the annual Bealach Beag (44 miles) and Bealach Mor (90 miles) challenges, which incorporate Britain’s highest road climb. Mountain biking is also very popular. FISHING There are numerous hill lochs in the area and Loch Carron has a number of great spots for sea fishing. There are a number of great places to eat out in Lochcarron and surrounding area including award winning establishments. The area is a haven for artists and craft makers whose work can be seen in a several arts, crafts & heritage outlets. There are also regular produce/market days in the area. Groceries can be pre-ordered from the well stocked award winning SPAR Lochcarron Food Centre.

A secluded site in the middle of a beautiful and popular village in the Highlands, the accommodation offers an open-plan living area with two bedrooms upstairs. There is private parking beside the cottage and all mod cons are included. Pets welcome

There is a private garden space in front of the cottage with seating available. There is also a garden on the sea front where visitors can enjoy the view of Loch Carron.

Prospective visitors should have a look at the Plockton website which includes a video camera oversight of the village. My house (with the cottage to the side and rear) is at the corner of Harbour Street opposite the car park.

A stunning flexible ensuite room in our modern Croft house with full breakfast and elevated views of Lochcarron. It is a perfect base to explore the West Coast, Isle of Skye or the NC500.

loch Dubh is ideally situated to give you elevated views of the loch with the advantage of only a five minute walk to all village amenities, without any of the traffic noise from the Main Street. The spacious room has a single bed and a double bed sleeping up to 3 people. It is fully centrally heated and has lovely views onto open Croft land. The modern ensuite shower room comes with complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer. There is a hospitality tray with tea,coffee,fresh milk and biscuits, tv with free view, an alarm clock and free wifi. A full breakfast menu is offered ( we ask guests to choose the night before) and is served in our stunning dining room with panoramic views. The price is based on two sharing with breakfast but it can sleep up to 3 people. There is an additional cost for an extra guest.

The village of Lochcarron offers shops,petrol stations, a bistro, a cafe, a hotel and a golf course and just a short drive away you can find Lochcarron weavers and Attadale gardens. It is ideally located for day trips with Isle of Skye, Applecross peninsula, Torridon and Plockton all under a 45 minute drive away. There are numerous walks and cycle routes for the more active guest. We are also on the now famous NC500 route.

We are situated in Duncraig Square, a 300 year old building which was formally part of Duncraig Castle Estate. The Square consists of 5 houses set around a central courtyard. The village of Plockton is 2 miles away by road, or a 25 minute walk through woodlands and coastline. Plockton is a small village with 2 hotels with bars, a restaurant and a couple of shops. The village of Kyle is a 10 minute car journey, and here you will find a larger supermarket and all other essential amenities.

The Stables is a self contained small home, attached to our own home. There is shared use of a raised decked area with views over to Plockton and Loch Carron and BBQ facilities.

Duncraig Square consists of 5 permanent homes and 2 holiday lets. It is a cosy wee place in the woods, offering peace and quiet, yet only a 5 min drive into the Village of Plockton.

SMALL double room with ensuite in modern bungalow situated overlooking Loch Carron. Ideal for hill walking and touring West Coast and Isle of Skye. On North Coast 500 route. Close to Attadale Gardens, Lochcarron Weavers , local potteries and 9 hole golf course. Plockton and Eilean Donan Castle approx 20 miles. Double room and single room also available. Full cooked Scottish breakfast included in price. Tea/coffee making facilities. TV lounge for guests. I have a German Shepherd and 3 cats.

Our home overlooks the sea and is at the end of a track in the beautiful village of Plockton and less than ten minutes' walk away from the village. A perfect location for exploring some of the most picturesque landscapes and seascapes in Scotland.

We have an en-suite room with king size bed and a lovely view of the sea. We offer a continental breakfast with home made granola and fresh fruit.

Plockton is ideally placed to visit the Isle of Skye, the village of Applecross, which is on the North 500 route and is a great stop off point for people travelling to the Western Isles via Skye. There are many activities in or close to the village - Callum’s famous Seal Trips; wonderful walks to suit all abilities and levels of fitness; kayaking and mountain climbing as well as lovely bike routes.

Glayva Cottage is a luxury self-catering holiday cottage set in the pretty, whitewashed fishing village of Lochcarron in north west Scotland. Lochcarron lies among some of Scotland's finest scenery and is close to Plockton, Applecross, Torridon, Shieldaig and the Isle of Skye. The cottage sits 10 metres from the shore of beautiful Loch Carron and affords uninterrupted south facing sea views over the sea loch to the hills beyond...

Glayva Cottage is a traditional fishing cottage right on the main street and Loch-front in the village of Lochcarron. It has been extended and completely modernised to provide an exceptional level of warmth & comfort....

GLAYVA COTTAGE MAIN STREET LOCHCARRON WESTER ROSS IV54 8YB This is a selection of activities and information that may offer some inspiration and ideas. It is not comprehensive and we will try to update it regularly based on feedback. Please note, many activities will be closed or may operate reduced hours during the winter season (typically October – Easter). Adventure Activities •Mountain & Sea Guides, Applecross – Sea kayak trips, guided hillwalking and mountaineering trips . •Martin Moran Mountaineering, Lochcarron – Guided mountaineering courses . Beaches •There is a broad sandy beach at Applecross. •The beach at Sand, 3 miles north of Applecross is better, this is where the BBC series “Monty Halls’ Great Escape” was filmed and “Beachcomber Cottage” is still there. •There is a pretty pebble beach at “smugglers Cove” about 3 miles from Lochcarron, 500m west of Strome Castle. Please be careful if swimming as currents can be strong. •Between Poolewe and Ullapool there are several fabulous beaches including Firemore, Mellon Charles, Mellon Udrigle, Gruinard and Little Gruinard. • There is a lovely coral (white sand) beach 4 miles south of Applecross near Ard Dhubh – park near the Ard Dhubh turning and follow the signposted (and sometimes muddy!) footpath for 1.5 miles to Coillegillie. •There is another coral beach 3 miles north of Dunvegan Castle in Skye. •There is a pretty sandy beach at Redpoint, south of Badachro near Gairloch and just north of Gairloch there is a big sandy beach known as Big Sand! Boat Trips •Calum’s Seal Trips - Wildlife cruises from Plockton . •Torridon Sea Tours – wildlife cruises and trips to Rona from beautiful Shieldaig Harbour •Seaprobe Atlantis – Glass bottom boat wildlife cruises from Kyle of Lochalsh . •Bella Jane , AquaXplore or Misty Isle – are all Boat trips from Elgol on Skye to Loch Coruisk in the heart of the Cuillins. •MV Stardust – Fishing and wildlife cruises from Portree, Skye . •Seafari – Whale and wildlife cruises from Armadale, Skye . •Hebridean Whale Cruises from Gairloch Harbour . •Summer Queen – Cruise the Summer Isles from Ullapool . Castles •There is a ruined castle at North Strome, 3 miles west of Lochcarron which offers beautiful views to Plockton and Skye. •Eilean Donan castle at Dornie is one of the most iconic and romantic images of Scotland. •Dunvegan Castle in Skye is the seat of the chiefs of the clan MacLeod and home to the mysterious ‘Fairy Flag’. Distilleries •The closest distilleries are Muir of Ord where they make Glenord whisky or Carbost on Skye where Talisker is made. Both have visitor centres although Talisker is much more scenic. Diving •5 Bells Diving operate diver training and dive trips in and around Loch Carron . Driving The driving is beautiful in every direction but these are a few suggestions: •Drive over the Bealach Na Ba (the Pass of the Cattle) to Applecross for lunch at the Applecross Inn - we recommend you go early as it gets busy in peak season. Either drive back the same route (2 hours return + lunch) or take the coastal road north from Applecross and return via Shieldaig (add an hour). •Drive to Shieldaig and explore the pretty little village, then on to Torridon (2 hours return) and possibly out to the pier and road end at Diabaig (add an hour). Try the Gille Brighde restaurant at Diabaig – it’s a pleasant surprise in such a remote location. It is also an option to return via Kinlochewe and Achnasheen (add an hour). •Drive to Badachro for lunch at the Badachro Inn or to visit Redpoint Beach, drive there via Shieldaig and return via Achnasheen (4 hours return). Extend to a full day by exploring Gairloch area. •Drive to Portree on Skye, to explore the harbour and village (about 4 hours return). Extend with trips to Eilean Donan Castle or Talisker Distillery. •Drive to Glenelg and explore the well preserved Brochs (Iron age buildings) and continue to Sandaig where Gavin Maxwell’s “Ring of Bright Water” was based. Lunch at the atmospheric Glenelg Inn and return via the tiny ferry to Kylerhea on Skye and back across the Skye Bridge to Kyle of Lochalsh (about 4 hours depending on ferry times). •Drive anywhere in North Skye it’s all beautiful! (It’s about 2½ hours to Uig). We particularly like the area east of Uig – around The Quiraing and Kilt Rock. Eating In •Buy local scallops and fish from Applecross Smokehouse, Kenmore, Applecross. •Buy smoked salmon and pates at Torridon Smokehouse, Shieldaig. •Lochcarron Spar also has a good range of local produce. Eating Out •Bealach Café - soup and sandwiches at the turnoff to Applecross (6 miles away). •Kishorn Seafood Bar, Kishorn (5 miles) – local seafood to eat in or take away in a relaxed setting. Outdoor tables are a spectacular setting on a sunny day. •Waterside Café, Lochcarron – for big breakfasts and simple, good-value main meals. •Bistro, Lochcarron – open in the evening day for quality home dinners (Thu-Sun only in off-peak season). •Lochcarron Hotel, Lochcarron – open all day for bar or restaurant meals, large menu and daily specials on blackboard. •Strathcarron Hotel, Strathcarron (9 miles) – good bar food in a traditional hotel. •Carron Restaurant, Strathcarron (10 miles) – fine dining on the opposite side of the loch from Lochcarron. •Shieldaig Pub, Shieldaig (14 miles) – large bar/restaurant menu with fresh local produce (esp. seafood) and fantastic outdoor seating area upstairs (a must if the weather is good). •Applecross Inn, Applecross (18 miles) – famous pub with excellent menu reached over a breathtaking mountain pass. Can get very busy. •Walled Garden, Applecross (18 miles) – good food, informal setting, avoid the crowds at the Applecross Inn. •Torridon Hotel, Torridon (19 miles) – fine, formal dining at a beautiful hotel. •The Inn at Torridon, Torridon (19 miles) – bar meals in the pub next door to the Torridon Hotel. •Plockton Hotel, Plockton (20 miles) – good food in a cosy bar. •Plockton Inn, Plockton (20 miles) – recommended by guests. •Gillie Brighde, Diabaig, (30 miles) – great little restaurant ‘at the end of the road’ – literally! Call for opening times. •Kinloch Lodge, Sleat, Skye (35 miles) – Awarded a Michelin Stars 2010-2017. Call to book. •Badachro Inn, Badachro (45 miles) – a great drive for a lazy lunch. Combine with a walk on Redpoint Beach or a trip to Gairloch. •Arriba Café, Portree (60 miles) – a relaxing café with an interesting menu if you’re in Portree. •Seaforth Takeaway, Ullapool – take your award winning fish and chips out to eat on the pier and watch the fishing boats and ferries. •Ceilidh Place, Ullapool – slightly eccentric Ullapool tradition combining a bookshop, an art gallery, a café, a bar and a restaurant in one extended building. People either love it or just don’t get it! We love it. •Three Chimneys, Colbost, Skye – exceptional dining in multi award winning, Michelin-starred restaurant. Book ahead. Fishing •In summer, try the pier in Toscaig, south of Applecross, for mackerel. •For salmon and trout fishing, pick up a leaflet locally or in the cottage. •The Spar shop in Lochcarron sells a selection of fishing tackle. Gardens •Attadale Gardens – Spectacular West Coast garden. •Inerewe Garden - Premier Scottish garden with exotic plants from around the world. Golf •Lochcarron Golf Course – 9-hole course in magnificent location by the shore of Loch Carron. (Club hire is available and golfing attire/shoes are not necessary). •Gairloch Golf Club – A challenging and scenic 9-hole course set on the shore of Loch Gairloch. •Ullapool Golf Course – A professionally designed 9-hole course. Indoor Activities •Patterns of Light 5 miles away in Kishorn sells an interesting selection of arts, crafts and handiworks and is definitely worth a visit for your gift ideas. •Kyle of Lochalsh Leisure Centre, Swimming pool & gym. •Lochbroom Leisure Centre, Ullapool – Swimming pool, multi sports hall and fitness suite. •Poppy Gallery in the centre of the village displays paintings of local artist Caroline McCormack. •Lochcarron Weavers, Lochcarron – the world’s leading tartan manufacturer with the world’s largest range of authentic Scottish tartans. •Carron crafts and pottery on the opposite side of Loch Carron by Carron Restaurant. •Kyle Railway Museum at the Kyle of Lochalsh station has a display of historic railway memorabilia. •Applecross Historical Society Heritage Centre displays a record of the history of the area. •Gairloch Heritage Museum takes you on a journey through time showing how local people lived and worked in Gairloch through the ages. •Torridon Countryside Centre & Deer Museum has an interpretive display, a small shop and an audio-visual presentation on wildlife. And guaranteed deer!! •Ullapool Museum tells the story of Lochbroom, the land and its people, through a blend of traditional and multimedia displays. •Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve Visitor Centre has information on the nature reserve and a selection of trails in fabulous scenery. Rentals •Lochcarron Garage will rent mountain bikes. •Calum’s Seal Trips in Plockton rent canoes and boats. •Lochcarron Garage in Lochcarron rent cars. •Most of the national car hire companies operate from Inverness. Reraig Forest •Reraig forest is the sporting estate 4 miles from the cottage and the owners are keen to make it as accessible as possible. Walking in the forest is encouraged and the friendly local gamekeeper (Colin) also offers Argo tours (in an all-terrain-vehicle) to get very, very close to the deer. Some of our guests have done this and it comes highly recommended. •Clay pigeon shooting and deer stalking can also be arranged. Sailing •Lochcarron sailing club Single Track Roads There are many miles of single track roads in the area so please follow the following guidelines to keep the ‘locals’ happy and you safe! •Stop at a passing place to let oncoming traffic pass. Who does the stopping is generally dictated by who is closest to the final passing place you approach. Don't drive past the final one in the face of an oncoming vehicle or you will be expected to reverse. •Only enter a passing place on your left. If the passing place is on your right, stop opposite it and let the oncoming vehicle enter the space. •Passing places are also there to enable traffic to overtake. Check your mirrors regularly and if there is a car behind you, please pull into the first available passing place on the left and stop to allow them to overtake. •Don’t park in passing spaces. •It is common practice for drivers to acknowledge each other with a small wave as you meet at a passing place to thank each other for the courtesy shown. •The roads are usually quiet and the scenery is always breathtaking, so relax and enjoy the drive, you’re on holiday! Shopping •The nearest bank is in Kyle of Lochalsh - although there is an ATM (fee) in the village and the Spar and Hotel in Lochcarron both offer 'cashback' with purchases. •Patterns of Light in Kishorn sells some super gifts. •The Spar in Lochcarron sells most of the daily essentials along with logs, coal, fishing tackle and a surprisingly well stocked hardware section upstairs. •The petrol station at Lochcarron Garage in the east end of the village sells a good range of food, milk and bread. •Tesco, Inverness (63 miles) is the nearest superstore. Inverness has a wide range of shops selling everything you could need. •Local seafood can be purchased at McIver Shellfish in Kenmore, Applecross and smoked salmon at the Loch Torridon Smokehouse in Shieldaig but there are a lot of fishermen locally - chiefly landing langoustine, crab and lobster so look out for roadside signs or ask around. Sport •Watch the traditional Highland sport of shinty played in Lochcarron most Saturdays. Taxis •Unfortunately, there is currently no taxi service in the local area. Trains •An exceptionally scenic train line connects Strathcarron to Inverness or Kyle of Lochalsh. Walking •There are an almost unlimited number of walks in the area and a selection of walking books and maps will be provided in the cottage for your use. •There are several walking websites but Walkhighlands is one of the best and has many informative walks plus maps. Wildlife •Dolphins and porpoises can often be spotted in Loch Carron, and the seas between Lochcarron and Skye. •Otters and seals are regularly spotted anywhere in Loch Carron. Any time of day is good for otter-spotting but it is easiest when the loch is calm. •Golden Eagles can be seen almost anywhere in the area but the glen between Lochcarron and Kishorn is a good bet. •Pine Marten frequent the whole area but can be tricky to spot. •Sea eagles (white tailed eagles) nest on Shieldaig Island and also in the cliffs around Portree and there is a cctv feed of the nest site at the Aros Centre just south of Portree. •There are red deer everywhere in the area!

A 1 bedroom converted part stone, part wood construction Shed, now a comfortable studio apartment which is traditional on the outside and yet modern on the inside. Situated in the grounds of a seafront cottage, in the heart of beautiful Plockton on the Scottish West Highland coast. Sleeps 2. Minimum stay of 3 nights.

A comfortable studio apartment which is traditional on the outside and yet modern on the inside.

Lovely quiet street on the seafront in Plockton. Just a couple of minutes walk from the centre of the village.