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Detached studio with majestic, cliff top views over Lochbay and Waternish to the village of Stein & across the sea to the Outer Hebrides. We have the most amazing sunsets! Open plan, cosy, yet light and airy; a peaceful haven in which to relax. We've tried to create self catering, that is a tad out of the ordinary, with funky textiles & quirky local touches. Modern facilities, huge drench shower, dishwasher, log burner, free wi-fi. Huge Overwater House, next door, for a couple, also available.

The larch clad studio was designed by us to make the most of fabulous views. The living space is dominated by the huge window, right next to this is the comfy couch. The ceiling is high to create a light and airy feel to the compact, open plan studio. The oak floor helps to give the space a feeling of warmth and luxury. Opposite the couch, in the corner, is the log burning stove and on the same wall the tv. The kitchen is well equipped with a vintage oak table at which to eat. Everything in the studio has been made or chosen with love & care. We've consciously tried to avoid the neutral, high street look. The bed is king-sized with Egyptian cotton bedding. Included in the price is free WiFi. There is a small decking area on the sea side for guests to sit out on. The garden is enclosed. There is a privacy fence to shield the studio from the house next door. Logs are also provided for the stove and all electricity is included. The bathroom has a huge, walk in, drench shower. We’re not fans of fabric conditioners or tumble dryers so although the towels are Egyptian Cotton, they’re not the softest.

Waternish, in the north of the island, is one of the most beautiful parts of the Isle of Skye. It has magnificent views across the Minch to the Outer Hebrides. Blue Moon studio has undoubtedly one of the finest views on Waternish. Sit by the huge window & enjoy the constantly changing light on the water. There are wonderful boat trips from the local jetty. We're close to Stein with the oldest pub on Skye & Michael Smith's, 'Lochbay Restaurant'. Skye is 'foodie' heaven!

Right next to the shore - along which you can walk to the local Inn. Simple, spacious and basic. This bothy is our former home decluttered. One large, light open-plan room. Small range & wood-burner provides heating and hot water. Composting toilet.

This is an old stone building with a more recent stone end built by my brother Donald Icky Maclachlan - stonemason. It is very basic but it does have double glazing. The track down into the bay at Camuslusta is very steep. Although some people can find this a bit daunting, the track has a fairly good surface and all the residents of Camuslusta drive normal cars up and down it daily. The front door of the bothy practically opens onto the beach. Although the track to our house runs between the bothy and the shore. You can watch the gannets, gulls, herons, oyster-catchers, seals and occasionally an otter from the front door or through the windows. With views over to the uninhabited headland opposite, out to the little islands at the head of the bay, or of the shipping crossing the Minch between us and the Outer Isles. The bothy has one large, light and spacious, open-plan living, kitchen, sleeping room. The bothy offers flexible sleeping arrangements - there is a double bed and also a 1930's sofa bed which is probably not that comfortable. Depending on what is required - I can also make up another single bed or another double. Get in touch if you would like to have the sofabed and the two double beds - this is possible. The kitchen is very basic. One step up from camping - it's inside, and there's a sink and a fridge. It has a small wood-burning range which heats the water and also two-ring gas stove for quick cooking. The bothy has basics like an electric kettle, electric toaster, pans, plates glasses and cutlery. We provide basics like milk, oatmeal for porridge (and a recipe), tea, coffee, olive oil for cooking, salt, pepper. At the moment - guests can use the bathroom in our house for a shower. We have towels - not necessarily the fluffiest ever, but fine. As guests you will have the option of using a simple composting toilet outside (until the new grander composting toilet is built) or the toilet in the house. Our house is a short distance along the track and the bathroom is in the extension by the front door. There is a telly but it only plays videos. There are a few videos in the cupboard - a small but varied collection. Do not expect this bothy to be immaculate - it is a more than a little worn around the edges - but it is a beautiful space in an amazing spot.

The view changes with the weather - very atmospheric moody windy wild wet days and then you wake up to the clear beauty of a sunny day - looking across the still loch to the unpopulated peninsula opposite. Just step outside and you can wander along the shore towards the village, to the pub (the Stein Inn) or the small craft shop. You can book a boat trip out from the jetty at Stein. Stein is roughly a twenty minute walk. Or you can walk the other way to find some peace and quiet. The Stein Inn serves food and there is also a small seafood restaurant (for which you probably need to book) - if walking to Stein, you can also walk around the road, which takes a bit longer. Or you can drive.

A cosy, open-plan cabin for two overlooking the sea with outstanding views north to the Outer Hebrides; east beautiful Loch Snizhort, south views to Raasay and the mainland; and the ferry port of Uig and Trotternish Mountains behind. The accommodation comprizes a lounge area, well equipped kitchen, washing machine, toilet/shower room, and double bed on the mezzanine standing room restricted, wifi, plenty of books, maps and DVDs, No TV. Good mobility is required to access the mezzanine floor.

The Cabin is compact but has a great feeling of space inside. It has a marine theme with its furnishings, artwork, some of its wall lights and boaty staircase. There are also a few objects originally from old boats. The Cabin is on a working croft and lies within its own garden and next to the croft house.

The surrounding area is a quiet crofting community along a single track road next to the sea and the countryside also makes the Cabin an ideal centre for walking or off road cycling, with paths through the forestry or out to the lighthouse on Waternish Point. Boat trips are available nearby at Stein, or Portree and farther South from Carbost and Elgol.

Island View and Tigh Sona are set within a 4.5 acre croft on the Isle of Skye with lovely views of The Minch and towards the Outer Hebrides.

Island View is a charming ground floor double bedroom apartment and makes a very comfortable holiday retreat for two. Situated on a croft, there is private parking to the front of the cottage and a garden bench on which to rest and take in the scenery. The lounge / dining room has a traditional stone fireplace creating a cosy area to watch TV and relax in. A welcome pack of coal and kindling is provided for guests. The kitchen is well equipped and has an electric cooker, fridge with small ice making compartment, washing machine and microwave. The master double bedroom has views to the rear of the property and has adjoining en-suite facilities with WC, wash hand basin and electric shower over the bath tub. Wi-fi is available to guests staying at Island View. Please note: Island View & Tigh Sona are two apartments within the same building. Island View forms part of the ground floor whilst Tigh Sona is a two storey apartment with living accommodation on the ground floor and bedroom and bathroom upstairs. Important Information: 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 on the Isle of Skye, some services can be tempermental 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 is very patchy on the Isle of Skye. 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.

'An Cala Beag' is a newly refurbished self catering apartment in a stunning location on the popular Waternish peninsula with uninterrupted views across the sea to the islands of the Outer Hebrides. The picture window facing south west, is the perfect place for relaxing and watching eagles overhead or spectacular sunsets in the evenings. This cosy apartment is an ideal, all year round, base for exploring the north of Skye, an area also blessed with many excellent restaurants.

The apartment is tucked away down a track, off the road, attached to the main house but with it’s own separate entrance. A porch provides space for muddy boots and coats. Parking is to the side of the property. The living area is open plan incorporating the seating area, well equipped kitchen with plenty of cupboard space and a dining table at which to enjoy your romantic meals in comfort. The lounge area has two leather chairs, a flame effect electric fire to keep you cosy, (the apartment does however have full central heating) flat screen TV with FreeSat and DVD player and free Wifi. The separate bedroom has been designed with comfort in mind. It has a double size pocket sprung memory foam bed, 300 thread count cotton bedding on the feather and down king-size quilt and pillows complete the feeling of luxury. The en-suite shower room incorporates a quadrant shower cubicle, w.c. and wash basin. There is a heated mirror with a shaving point. Towels are provided. MINIMUM 3 NIGHTS STAY STRICTLY 2 PERSONS ONLY NO PETS BABIES OR CHILDREN STRICTLY NO SMOKING OR VAPING

If it is peace and quiet you want this is the place to come, however you are still close enough to all the local facilities. Just 2 miles away at Stein we are very fortunate to have Skye’s only Michelin Star Restaurant, Lochbay and also the Stein Inn, owned by Celebrity Chef Paul Rankin. This is the oldest public house on Skye. There are also the Three Chimneys, Edinbane Lodge and Old School Restaurant within a 20 minute drive.

Oran Na Mara is a stunning brand new 3 en suite bedroom property set high on the hill of the Waternish peninsula, with stunning views over Waternis...

This 3 bedroom house is what Skye is all about. Oran Na Mara in Waternish is a new dwelling built with comfort in mind and making the best of it's position, with incredible views to the Outer Hebrides. The open plan kitchen and dining room give a feeling of space and the main living area is a real delight. Although it has central heating it also has a log burner that provides a sense of cosiness and solace no matter what the weather is doing outside. Waternish is a well loved and very popular area on Skye. There are local places to visit and Loch Bay, a Michelin Starred restaurant is 1.5 miles away, next to the oldest pub on Skye, called the Stein Inn. If you are looking to get away from it all and enjoy a classy living space, look no further.

Tystie Cottage, Halistra is a spacious holiday home on the Waternish peninsula with superb sea views over Loch Bay. The cottage has a large kitchen / dining room with lounge leading off from it, a snug with a sofa bed and a double bedroom with ensuite leading off from it. There are two further bedrooms with ensuite shower rooms upstairs; a double and a twin.

Tystie Cottage, Halistra is a spacious holiday home on the Waternish peninsula with superb sea views over Loch Bay. Set 150m from the shore, it is perfect for evening strolls to watch the impressive sunsets. The Waternish is a hub for local crafts and cafes, there are stunning walks taking in some of the historical buildings in the area and there is fine dining to be found in Stein with Loch Bay Restaurant (Michelin Star) and the Old Stein Inn. Tystie Cottage has a large and welcoming entrance hall. To the left is the spacious kitchen / dining room which is well equipped with a gas hob and electric oven. There is a full height fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine. The tumble dryer is located in the rear porch. The dining table seats 6 people easily and enjoys wonderful views over Loch Bay towards Dunvegan Head. The cosy yet light and airy lounge leads off from the kitchen / dining room. It has a double height ceiling with rafters and large windows so you can enjoy watching the weather go by. The log burning stove creates a warm atmosphere in the lounge. There are two sofa's and an arm chair as well as TV with Blueray DVD player and a wide selection of books and maps. On the other side of the hallway, there is a snug which also boasts amazing views. There is a TV with Freeview, Blueray DVD player, two chairs with a table (perfect for enjoying the views from!) and a sofa. The sofa can be hired as a sofa bed for one additional person (the seventh person). There is an additional cost of £75 for this and it can be requested when you book the cottage. Through the snug there is a double bedroom with ensuite bathroom. The double bedroom has a wardrobe, bedside cabinets with lamps and a chair. The ensuite is spacious with a bath with shower over, W.C. and wash hand basin. There is a further downstairs cloakroom with W.C. and wash hand basin. Upstairs, there are two further spacious bedrooms both with ensuite shower rooms. The twin bedroom has a wardrobe, chest of drawers, a bedside table with two reading lights and a desk area. The double bedroom has a wardrobe and two bedside cabinets with reading lamps. Outside there is ample private parking. Please Note: the ESSE Range is not for use. Pets are welcome on the ground floor of the cottage but please not upstairs. Important Information: 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. If you require the sofa bed or your group has 7 people, the sofa bed is an additional £75 per week. Up to 1 well behaved dog are welcome at the cottage by request. There is a £20 per pet per week pet fee applicable. 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 on the Isle of Skye, some services can be tempermental 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 is very patchy on the Isle of Skye. 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.

A cosy self-catering holiday home on the beautiful Scottish island of Skye. The cottage sleeps up to 4 adults and 2 children. Dogs are welcome. The cottage has panoramic sea views. This extended and renovated croft house has been brought to life with love and attention to detail. Furnished with a tasteful mixture of antiques, family heirlooms and modern pieces, the décor reflects the ambience: calm, cosy and steeped in the unique quality of Skye. Fully equipped with all modern conveniences.

The cottage is positioned at the end of a track accessed from a quiet singletrack road that runs up the peninsula. It's very peaceful and quiet with spectacular views out to Benbecula and North Uist in the Western Isles. A great place to watch the aurora borealis/northern lights.

1, Dunhallin Ard is a 3 bedroom property set back on the Waternish peninsula with stunning views over to the North Uist and the island of Isay.

This 3 bedroom house is what Skye is all about. Dunhallin Ard is an old croft house that has been extended. The open plan kitchen and dining room give a feeling of space and the main living area is a real delight with the fire and a whisky and the stunning views, you will feel like you have escaped. Enjoy Sky Cable in the lounge, or watch shows from your Smart TV in the bedroom. It has a fully equipped kitchen with American Style Fridge Freezer. Relax for a soak in the whirlpool bath in the main bathroom! Waternish is a well loved and very popular area on Skye. There are local places to visit and the only Michelin Starred restaurant on Skye is 2 miles from this location next to the oldest pub on Skye, called the Stein Inn. Pet Friendly - Pets are allowed in this property but they will be charged at £10 per night per pet to a maximum of 3 pets. We kindly ask if you can keep your pet off the furniture and beds for the duration of your stay. Must be crated or kenneled if left unattended, and must be on a current veterinarian approved flea & tick treatment.

The Old Schoolhouse is situated at an elevated and prominent location with views over the township to the MacCrimmon Cairn and thence to Loch Dunvegan and to the Outer Isles. Please note: the Holiday Cottage is only the left part on the photo. The right part is private and only occasionally used. Important: if you want to book less than a week please contact us if you want to come on adifferent day than Saturday (which is fixed as changeoverday here)

•Ground floor: Kitchen/diner (to rear) with microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, iron, internet radio. The living room (to front) with magnificent views over the township and the loch has an open fire, TV with satellite reception, DVD-player, free wifi. •First floor: Three bedrooms sleeping up to 4 people in total. To the back of the house a large single bedroom and to the front one double bedroom and one single bedroom. Bathroom with shower.

A bit of history: In 1595, the then MacLeod of Dunvegan (Ruaraidh Mhor) and Sir Iain MacCrimmon signed the Deed of Friendship and it was during Ruaraidh Mhor's lifetime that the MacCrimmons became hereditary pipers to the Chiefs of the Clan MacLeod. In return the MacCrimmons were given land at Borreraig. The building was constructed in 1881 in a traditional stone manner under a slated roof by Dr. Alexander Ross of Inverness (1834 - 1925), a prominent Victorian architect who built a number of notable buildings throughout the Highlands (e.g. St Andrew's Cathedral and The Bishop's Palace and also Ardross, Duncraig and Skibo Castles). Situated in the crofting township of Borreraig, this former school and schoolhouse was previously used as the MacCrimmon Piping Heritage Centre.

‘The Smiddy’ offers high-end quality self-catering accommodation on the Waternish peninsula, one of the most beautiful and peaceful areas on the Isle of Skye. Originally a blacksmith’s workshop, ‘The Smiddy’ has recently been converted into an open plan Studio with a mezzanine bedroom area to offer comfortable and spacious accommodation for two sharing adults. Fantastic sea views. Fully equipped kitchen. Scottish library. Enjoy a relaxed summer holiday or a cosy winter break. Sorry, no pets.

‘The Smiddy’ is a detached unit situated on our property, but offering all the privacy you wish for on your holiday. All windows face out towards the sea, away from the main house, taking in the morning light over picturesque Loch Bay, the beautiful views across Loch Dunvegan towards Dunvegan Head and the Islands Isay, Mingay and Clett, and of course the stunning Waternish sunsets looking across the Minch towards the Outer Isles. ‘The Smiddy’ offers ample off-road parking space. You can drive right up to the entrance door to unload your luggage. A spacious tiled porch offers sheltered entrance, room for muddy boots and hooks for wet clothes, as well as a Belfast sink, Bosch washing machine and tumble-dryer. You enter the main living area through a second door. ‘The Smiddy’ features an open-plan design with a comfortable and spacious lounge, dining area and kitchen and a separate bathroom on the ground floor. The mezzanine floor features a double bed, a large built-in wardrobe and a separate bathroom. ‘The Smiddy’ was designed to offer spacious quality accommodation for two people and will be a very comfortable ‘home from home’, ideal for couples. The bright and spacious lounge features large patio doors to take in the views across Loch Dunvegan while relaxing comfortably on the sofa. Or step outside onto the patio to take in the full panorama of this beautiful part of the Isle of Skye. Enjoy the fantastic views and take in the fresh sea air, surrounded by our wildlife friendly garden – weather and midges permitting. Extra warmth and atmosphere is provided in the lounge by a log fire effect gas stove. Carmen has a very keen interest in Scottish history, literature and music and has chosen a quality selection of books, DVDs and music for your entertainment and for your information about Skye, the Highlands and Scotland in general. Walking guides, maps and leaflets are also available for you to plan your holiday. The large kitchen features solid oak worktops, gas stove and oven, dishwasher, microwave oven, a large fridge / freezer unit and ample cupboard space for your own provisions. The kitchen is fully equipped with beautiful quality crockery as well as a large variety of colourful tools and utensils. You should find everything you need for a pleasant self-catering holiday experience. A solid oak stable style door leads to the spacious fully tiled main bathroom featuring a large walk-in shower with drench and hand-held shower head, a separate bath and a heated towel rail. A flight of twelve stairs takes you up from the lounge onto the mezzanine floor with its double bed, walk-in wardrobe featuring beautiful solid oak stable style doors and a south-east facing window to take in the sunrise over Loch Bay in the morning. A half-height wall provides privacy, without compromising the open plan design of ‘The Smiddy’. We provide bedding for a double bed with a choice of winter or summer duvet. Two single duvets can be provided should you prefer that. A solid oak stable style door leads off the bedroom to a second bathroom, for your convenience and extra comfort. Built by local builders and joiners, ‘The Smiddy’ features high-end quality materials like solid oak throughout. The black wrought iron latches, sheep-head coat hooks etc. reflect the building’s past as a working forge set within Waternish’s crofting community. Carmen has added some splashes of bright and cheerful colours for soft furnishings and accessories, especially her favourite sky blue and some lush green, reflecting the sky and the sea and the beautiful surroundings of ‘The Smiddy’, to provide blue sky and sunshine for your holiday, even if the Skye weather should fail to do so. We hope we have thought of everything you might wish for. Should there be anything else you require, please ask.

'The Smiddy' is situated on the Waternish peninsula, one of the most beautiful and peaceful areas on the Isle of Skye. Waternish is a working crofting community with a long history of occupation dating back to Neolithic times. Explore the remains of three Iron Age Brochs, the beautiful Trumpan Churchyard, the scene of the notorious Battle of the Spoiled Dyke in 1578, and the lovely Fairy Bridge. Crofting past and present, are evident everywhere. Above all Waternish is an area of outstanding scenic beauty with stunning views across Loch Dunvegan to Dunvegan Head and MacLeod's Tables and across the Minch to the Outer Hebrides. Waternish sunsets are legendary. Waternish also features three Dark Skye Discovery Sites for stargazing enthusiasts. You might even be lucky enough to witness the Aurora Borealis. Waternish is an ideal base for you if you enjoy a quiet holiday, or if you like walking, photography or birdwatching. Or maybe you would like to visit one of Waternish’s craft shops and little galleries, Scotland's only tannery Skyeskyns or Shilasdair Yarns Shop, take a guided tour round Waternish Farm to learn how farming and conservation can work together, or you want to enjoy an excellent meal in Skye's oldest pub The Stein Inn or in Michael Smith's famous Loch Bay Restaurant. All of the above are less than a five minute drive or a nice walk away from 'The Smiddy'. The nearest grocery shop is a 15 minute drive away in Dunvegan, where you can also find a post office, medical practice, garage and filling station, various craft and coffee shops, the excellent Old School Restaurant, Skye's oldest bakery, the Giant MacAskill Museum and of course Dunvegan Castle and Gardens, one of Skye’s most popular visitor attractions. Portree, Skye's principal town, is a 40 minute drive away. Portree offers a large Co Op supermarket, a community hospital, the Fingal Centre with sports facilities, swimming pool and public library, and the Aros Centre, a community cultural centre with a cinema, exhibitions, dance and theatre performances and live concerts and hosting the Spirit of Skye Festival and the Skye Book Festival.

Located on the stunning Waternish peninsula in NW Skye. Spectacular, uninterrupted, panoramic sea views from large triple glazed windows. Situated in a quiet road 3 miles from the pub and restaurant at Stein. The Larch Shed has been designed for couples looking for a modern, bright, warm and cosy self contained space. A great place to stay at any time of year. It's a great place to snuggle in by the fire and watch the ever changing skies through the picture windows.

The Larch Shed is equipped with everything you will need to cook. Basic cooking essentials such as oil, salt, pepper, coffee, tea and sugar are provided. The king size bed has a luxury mattress and cotton bedding. Every thought has been given to making sure you have everything you need for a comfortable stay.

Waternish is a peninsula situated in NW Skye. It's a friendly, community minded and safe neighbourhood. The scenery is stunning. The studio is situated on the East side of the peninsula in the small community of Gillen which consists of approximately 10 houses leading to a dead end road with walks into the forest and local beach from the end of the road. It is a quiet and peaceful neighbourhood. The Stein Inn and michelin star Loch Bay Restaurant are 3 miles away. Both serve incredible food.

Opened in January 2020, the Gate Lodge is a charming octagon with plenty of original character. Warm and well-equipped, it has been completely renovated and sits within the grounds of a working conservation farm. Only a ten minute walk from Loch Bay Restaurant, the Stein Inn, Skyeskyns, GoToStKilda and Diver's Eye Boat Trips, the lodge is surrounded by nature and wildlife with stunning views. It offers the perfect, peaceful break. Afternoon Teas and Farm Walks are available on request.

We aim to give you the best holiday Skye can offer. The Gate Lodge is the perfect place for couples to unwind and enjoy the peace of the Highlands. The Lodge has underfloor heating and a wood burning stove to keep guests warm during the winter months. The supremely comfortable Super King size bed is fitted with White Company cotton sheets and the generous bathroom offers a large walk-in shower, a bath, basin and toilet. The kitchen/dining/living area is in the original octagonal part of the Gate Lodge. Guests will have access to certain areas of the farm which specializes in conservation and grassland management. Our Aberdeen Angus herd play an essential part in keeping the wildflower pastures in good condition and the Farm is lucky enough to be visited by corncrakes in the summer months. Farm walks, illustrated talks, morning coffee and Full Traditional Afternoon Teas take place at the Farmhouse but pre-booking is essential. Waternish is famous for its spectacular sunsets, stunning views and friendliness.

The magic of Waternish begins with Fairy Bridge, just as you leave the road from Portree to Dunvegan. The spellbinding panorama of Loch Bay leads your eyes to Dunvegan Head, and round to the Minch and to North and South Uist on the horizon. From Trumpan and Geary the views move further north to Harris and Lewis – all these islands being part of the Outer Hebrides or the Western Isles. Waternish offers more than beautiful views and landscapes. Enjoy the taste of Skye with some of the best fresh local food and drink the island has to offer, as well as some of its leading tourist attractions. Waternish boasts some of the best sunset and night sky gazing locations in Scotland, all of which you can do from the comfort of the Gate Lodge.

Burnside Cottage is a lovely three bedroomed holiday home on the Isle of Skye on the stunning Waternish pennisular. With breathtaking sea views over Loch Bay and towards the Outer Hebrides Burnside Cottage is the perfect place to unwind, relax and truly get away from it all.

The cottage, orginally built in the 1880s, has recently been restored and has a contemporary feel. The front door leads into a spacious fully-equipped kitchen/dinning room with ample wooden work surfaces, a gas hob and oven. There is also a microwave and dishwasher. A large wooden dining table seats six. This leads into the cosy sitting room with leather sofas and a wood burning stove - ideal to while a way cold Scottish evenings. A large picture window gives views out towards the Loch. There is WI-FI, satellite TV and a Hi-fi system with docking for an iPod. The holiday cottage has three bedrooms and sleeps up to six people. The Master, has a large king-size double bed and en-suite bathroom with stunning views towards the sea. There is also another twin/double bedroom and the third room is great for the kids as it has bunk beds. Both rooms have views towards Loch Bay. The whole house is double glazed and centrally heated. The cottage is also equipped with a washing machine and tumble drier. A small garden with a patio is an great spot to sit and enjoy the fantastic scenery. Please note: The cottage is almost divided into 2 sides with the en-suite double bedroom being separated from the rest of the house by the kitchen and sitting room and out of earshot of the rest of the house. For families with very small children it would be best to sleep in the twin bedroom which is adjacent to the children´s room. Peacefully situated Burnside Cottage is about 2 miles from the picturesque fishing village of Stein which boasts the oldest inn on Skye The Stein Inn and The Loch Bay Seafood Restaurant and further afield in Colbost, if you fancy a gastronomic treat, there is the Three Chimneys restaurant. The village of Dunvegan is about a 15 minute car journey away, here you will find a great bakery, organic greengrocers, post-office and petrol station. It also has the popular Old School House Restaurant and Dunvegan Castle, home of the Clan Macleod. Due to the remote location a car is essential.

Waternish is remotely located off the main tourist routes. It is a perfect base if you want to unwind and enjoy the magnificent scenery from the wild moorlands behind the cottage to the wonderful sea views to the front. The history of the peninsula is a long and sometimes bloody with clan feuds, massacres and de-population during the Highland Clearances. The area was traditionally populated by the Clan MacLeod whose clan seat is at nearby Dunvegan Castle. The name Waternish is derived from the Old Norse vatnenes or "headland of the pond", . Waternish was originally a crofting community (and some crofts still remain) but recently Waternish has become a base for tourism and it is now home to various arts and crafts businesses along with the oldest pub on Skye the Stein Inn.

10A Ardmore is a semi-detached holiday cottage towards the top of the Waternish Peninsula. It has a double and a twin bedroom and is perfect for families and couples alike. The cottage has superb views over The Minch towards the Outer Hebrides and there are plenty of local walks in area to soak up the views. It is a great location from which to explore the Isle of Skye.

10A Ardmore is a semi-detached holiday house on the Waternish Peninsula with spectacular views over Loch Dunvegan and The Minch. Trumpan Church and the walk around Waternish point can be started from your door step! With the Outer Hebrides in the distance, it is ideal for sunsets! The lounge has comfortable sofa's and a TV with FreeSat. There is WiFi for guests to use. Patio doors lead to the garden from where you can enjoy the fantastic sunsets. The well equipped kitchen has a gas hob with electric oven / grill, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave and fridge freezer. There is also a dining room for family meals and a ground floor wet room with shower, W.C. and wash hand basin. There are two bedrooms on the upper floor, a twin and a double bedroom. Both have storage area's, bedside cabinets and give views of the surrounding croft land. There is a second W.C. and wash hand basin upstairs. A large driveway provides access to the house and there is spacious parking area to the side. At the rear of the property there are four rhea's that are kept as pets by the owners. You are welcome to say hello to them! With coastal walks in the area to enjoy the views, it is a relaxing location yet from which you can explore the rest of the Isle of Skye. Important Information: Families are welcome at this property. 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 on the Isle of Skye, some services can be tempermental 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 is very patchy on the Isle of Skye. 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.

Ardmore is located at the top of the Waternish peninsula where you can enjoy walks from the doorstep! Looking west, the house also benefits from enjoying sunsets over The Minch and the Outer Hebrides.

Brand new, detached studio with magnificent, uninterrupted views through the huge picture window, across the sea to the Trottenish Ridge. Situated on the quiet and sought after Waternish peninsula, boasting the oldest pub on Skye and the Michelin starred, Lochbay Restaurant, this contemporary studio is perfect for a romantic getaway with walks right from the front door. The light and airy studio with a wood burning stove is a cosy year-round space with the luxury holiday experience in mind.

The detached white rendered studio gives stunning views to all sides and is accessed through a covered entrance area with a bench seat which allows you to sit down and take off your muddy boots! The main room is dominated by a large picture window which affords magnificent panoramic views out to sea. To one side of this window is the comfortable leather settee where you can relax and watch the ever changing view. Opposite the couch in the corner is the log burning stove and on the same wall is the TV and bluray dvd player. The floor is oak giving a warm and luxurious feeling. In the same space there is a bed with two storage drawers, bedside cabinets, chest of drawers with hanging space above. The bed is king-sized with crisp white cotton bedding. The duvet is feather and the pillows down although one pair of pillows are synthetic with the luxurious feel of real down. There is also a dining table and two chairs where you can relax and enjoy your meals in comfort. There is a separate fully fitted brand new modern kitchen with tiled floor which includes: dishwasher, fridge with freezer box, fan oven, induction hob, microwave, toaster, electric kettle and everything you would expect in a well equipped kitchen. There is a separate brand new modern shower room with tiled floor and equipped with large drench shower, wc, heated towel rail, large sink and shaver/toothbrush socket. Hand soap and towels are provided. Everything in the studio has been personally chosen for simplicity and a feel of luxury. Logs are provided for the stove and all electricity is included. WiFi is provided free. We provide maps and plenty of useful local information. A selection of books, games and dvds are provided. We pride ourselves on making sure that the studio is spotlessly clean. To ensure this happens we clean it ourselves.

The studio is located in the small crofting township of Geary on the remote northeast coast of the Waternish peninsula and enjoys panoramic views across Loch Snizort to Trotternish. Waternish is a designated natural heritage area famous for its sunsets and dark skies.

Morven Cottage, Claigan is a modern, light and cosy cottage with amazing views of the Minch towards the Outer Hebrides. There is an open lounge, kitchen and dining area which makes the most of the views. A double bedroom and a bathroom with shower over bath. There is private parking to the front of the property.

Morven Cottage, Claigan is a modern, light and cosy cottage with amazing views of Loch Dunvegan and over the Minch towards the Outer Hebrides. In Dunvegan, you will find local shops, cafes and restaurants. Dunvegan Castle and Gardens also offers seal boat trips and is just 4 miles away and the walk to the Coral Beach is within easy access of the cottage. Morven Cottage is accessed via the entrance hall where the sea views immediately catch your eye through the glass doors. The open lounge / kitchen / dining room has floor to ceiling windows that make the most of the wonderful location. The chaise longue, arm chair and wood burning stove create the perfect place to just relax and watch the weather go by! There is a TV with Freesat, DVD player, CD player and a selection of books, DVD's and CD's for guests to enjoy. The kitchen / dining area is very well equipped with induction hob, oven and plate warmer, dishwasher, fridge, cafetiere, dining table and four chairs. There is a utility room off the kitchen which has a microwave, washing machine, tumble dryer and work top freezer. The bathroom has a shower over bath, W.C. and wash hand basin. There is a heated towel rail and Fairy Glen Soaps are provided. The bedroom has a double bed with bedside tables and lamps, a chest of drawers, hangers for dresses and shirts and a luggage stand. Outside there is a patio area to the rear of the cottage and folding garden chairs are provided to enjoy the views from. There is private parking to the front of the house. Please note: all bedding is anti-allergy except two striped back-rest pillows next to the wall in the lounge which are feather filled.

The house is only a mile from the Coral Beach, a lovely walk and perfect for a lazy day from the cottage. Dunvegan Castle, Garden and Seal Boat Trips is just 4 miles and the town of Dunvegan has shops, bakeries and restaurants. At Claigan, there are just a few houses dotted along the coastline. It is quiet and rural, perfect for enjoying the stunning views!

The Garden Bothy is a light and airy Shepherds Hut nestled in our established and leafy garden within the thriving crofting community of Glendale which is famous for its dark starry night skies, Northern Lights and stunning sunsets over the sea to the Outer Isles beyond. We are just 7 miles from Dunvegan and an excellent base from which to explore this wild and unspoilt corner of Skye. We aim to make this a relaxing break away from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Your Shepherd Hut is 16ft long so plenty of space for a comfy and cosy double bed plus Shower Room with shower cubicle, wash hand basin and W.C. There's a range of kitchen units incorporating fridge, 2 ring electric ceramic hob, sink unit and work surface together with microwave, kettle, toaster and table and chairs. A television is provided but only for viewing DVDs and connection to laptops and there is a c.d. player/radio. We also provide a hairdryer and toiletries so all you need to bring are your PJ.s ! We want you to be able to unwind during your stay so tea , coffee and sugar are all included together with a self catering BREAKFAST HAMPER including cereals, porridge oats, small loaf, free range eggs from our hens, jams, butter, milk, fruit juice and fresh fruit ( please let us know if you are GLUTEN FREE as we can cater accordingly !) The Garden Bothy is quite self contained and is located adjacent to our own property. As our guests you will have access to most of the garden but please remember this is also home to our animals, hens, 2 dogs, a very spoilt cat and a friendly goose - if she likes you enough she may decide to have a cuddle on your lap : this is why we cannot accomodate guests with their own pets and why we ask you to always close the gates.

Glendale is a small but thriving crofting community and is an excellent base from which to explore this wild and untamed corner of Skye - Neist Point Lighthouse, The Coral Beaches , Macleod Tables and Dunvegan Castle are all within reach together with a well stocked Post Office/ |General Store and Lephin Cafe for a light bite or the world famous Three Chimneys for a special treat. There is an abundance of wildlife and as you explore you may be lucky enough to spot Sea Eagles, Seals, Dolphin and Whales - maybe even Otters or Deer in the quieter parts of the day.

The Old Croft House is a cosy, traditional cottage situated on the Waternish peninsula with stunning sea views to the MacLeod’s Tables, Dunvegan Head and the Outer Hebrides. The perfect retreat for walking, relaxing or a romantic getaway; the cottage has a lounge (with cosy wood-burner), dining kitchen, bathroom and one bedroom. Rural setting with incredible sunsets, sheep, space and silence!

Peacefully situated, the Old Croft House is at the Ardmore end of the Waternish peninsula giving a sense of remoteness, whilst being only a short distance from Stein, offering the Stein Inn (oldest pub on Skye) and the Loch Bay restaurant. The front door leads into a hallway and stair, off which is a cosy lounge, with wood-burner, sofa, chairs and sea views. The open plan dining/kitchen is well equipped with an electric hob/oven, microwave, fridge, washing machine and a dining table/chairs. The bathroom has a roll-topped bath, shower, sink, wc and underfloor heating. Upstairs provides a cosy landing/library space and the double bedroom with stunning views to the sea and the Outer Hebrides. The garden offers a great outside space to relax, eat outside and enjoy the sea views and sunsets. The cottage sleeps 2 people – Possibility for additional guests at additional cost – please enquire at time of booking. Free WiFi Welcome basket of logs/wood and kindling Books/boardgames Wood-burner/electric heating. Garden grounds Ample private parking. No Pets No Smoking or Vaping

Waternish is a friendly, rural crofting community offering walks, views and wildlife and good local restaurants - The famous Stein Inn (real ales and 125 malt whiskies) and Loch Bay restaurant.

ArtRoom is a stylish bolthole for two in a stunning location in Waternish. The small, self-contained apartment is adjacent to the artist owner's historic Highland cottage and tiny studio/gallery. You have your own private entrance to a beautiful new self catering guest suite. A sheltered, leafy garden frames the view and spectacular sunsets. It’s just a short, scenic walk to the Stein Inn and award winning Lochbay Restaurant on the seashore. ArtRoom is a very special space.

The newly converted guest accommodation comprises of an open plan lounge with dining space and kitchen area. There's a separate bedroom and en-suite shower room. As you'd expect in a Highland croft cottage, the rooms are quite small but the conversion has added light and height to the space. There's a pretty garden with seating to enjoy the spectacular sea view and famous Waternish sunsets. You'll enter through the front garden to a covered entrance porch with space for walking boots and wet coats. Your own front door leads to the light, bright arty lounge with comfy chairs, dining space for two and a small kitchen area. It’s a compact space though the high ceiling and large picture window give it a spacious feel. The lounge area and dining table have views through the leafy garden to the sea and islands beyond. Radiators keep the place toasty warm. Designer touches, natural wood floors, rugs and artwork make it stylish and comfortable. You'll have your own private garden areas to sit and relax. We provide garden chairs and table for alfresco meals. A small barbecue is available for summer evenings. The kitchen area is fully equipped for you to make simple meals. There’s a full size fridge, twin hob and a 'combi microwave' (combined microwave with oven and grill). Importantly, you'll have a Nespresso machine for your morning latte. There's a kettle, toaster, cafetière and many useful extras. We provide all the kitchen basics, washing up liquid, tea towels, condiments etc. There will be complimentary coffee pods, milk, tea and sugar on arrival. We usually leave muesli or granola in the cupboard for a simple breakfast in the event that you arrive late or unprepared. Your bedroom is totally separate from the living area and is quiet, quirky and comfortable. It’s just a modest size room, but has a full-height ceiling . . unusual to find in a small historic 'Croft House. There's a super comfy (British King-size) double bed and soft cotton bedding. The well-lit room has wardrobe hanging space and a place above for suitcases. You'll have mirrors and plenty of drawer space for your clothes. The twin-head shower in the brand new shower room will wake you up for the day. There’s a heated towel rail, spacious basin, WC and plenty of hot water. We provide fluffy towels, soap, toilet rolls and cleaning materials. The scenic village of Stein with two famous eateries, is less than a mile away. The Stein Inn is the oldest Inn on Skye and serves good pub food. Eating fresh fish by the seashore, watching the sunset is pure delight on a spring evening. Michael Smith’s Loch Bay Restaurant has been awarded a Michelin Star for the delicious, contemporary Scottish food with a French touch. The restaurant is small, relaxed and very friendly. *best to book well in advance There are other excellent restaurants just a short drive or taxi ride away. We can help with booking taxis. Enjoy fine dining at The Three Chimneys or Edinbane Lodge . . excellent local fare at the Edinbane Inn or The Old School Restaurant in Dunvegan. You can book a glorious 'Afternoon Tea' at Waternish Farm. This includes an optional walk and fascinating conservation talk. 'Serious Foodies’ are spoilt for choice in this part of Skye! Waternish is a walkers' paradise. You have forest, seashore and clifftop walks directly from your front door. The wildlife is quite amazing here. You'll be dazzled by the resident eagles' daring displays. You'll see the sea eagles soaring overhead most days. We provide printed walks and maps and can share our wealth of island knowledge to help you make the most of your stay. *If you are staying for a full week, we can usually wash and dry a mid-week washer load for you. We won't charge you for this. Our small art gallery is adjacent to the guest suite. If something takes your eye, we allow generous discounts for our guests. Denise is a former art college lecturer and offers demonstrations and 'hands-on' tuition in her working studio overlooking the sea. There's a selection of Printmaking and Craft workshops . . silkscreen printing . . mono print . . machine embroidery . . mixed media jewellery. No previous experience is required and all materials are provided . . but classes and demonstrations must be booked a few days in advance to allow for preparation. Please enquire.

Waternish is amazingly beautiful and unspoiled whatever the time of year. Cliff, forest and shore walks reveal spectacular views and wildlife at every turn.

The Manse has been fully fitted out with an emphasis on relaxation! Nothing to distract you from the task of taking life very easy – only the crackle of a log stove or warmth from the Aga to distract you! Many books, games, CD’s and maps of Skye are kept at the Manse to plan your day with up to date information on what to see and do. The house sleeps 6 in two double bedrooms and two singles with one double en-suite shower and a separate bathroom all at first floor. At ground level a living room, hall, study and kitchen with separate utility have been furnished to ensure everything you might need is at hand from binoculars to bicycles. On arrival Ann who looks after the house and lives down the hill will have the fire alight for you on colder days. It's very much the feel of a home from home for all who visit - all we ask is you leave it as you find it!

Beachcomber cottage is a delightful little cottage situated in the shorefront village of Stein in the popular area of Waternish.

Beachcomber cottage is a traditional fisherman's cottage next door to the Michelin star restaurant "LochBay", run by Michael Smith. It is also a minute's walk from the "Stein Inn" that celebrity chef Paul Rankin took over in 2019. The accommodation warmly welcomes you with it's coal fire and traditional interior. There are 2 bedrooms, one shower room, and a kitchen/diner too, all that is needed for a very comfortable stay here on Skye. Benefitting from a private garden to the front, across the road, heading down to the shore, facing west so sunsets here can be spectacular. Waternish has a dark skies area where, on occasions when the atmospheric conditions are right, you can see the Aurora Borealis. Come see for yourself!

Granny Mary's cottage is a tradional croft house situated in North West Skye, enjoying uninterrupted views to Dunvegan Head, Loch Pooltiel and the Western Isles. This cottage has a double bedroom and a twin and has a cosy living room to spend your time watching the wildlife from or just relaxing with a book . The house is located in Milovaig and is within the popular Glendale area of Skye with local amenities, village shop & post office and excellent cafe.

Milovaig is ideal for walking, fishing, birdwatching whilst having peace and quiet to take in the stunning views and in the evening enjoy the beautiful sunsets

Enjoy a lovely holiday in our beautifully appointed cottage overlooking the mountains of Lewis and the waters of loch Pooltiel in the North West of Skye. Our magestic window allows you to enjoy all the moods of Skye from morning to night. The cottage is located 5 min from Neist Point, 15 min formThree Chimneys world class restaurant, 25 min from Dunvegan Castle. The perfect location for a quite yet active holiday. In the evening, relax in front of a log fire or watch the stars.

The cottage combines top quality 21st century comfort and the charm of a traditional Scottish cottage. has been recently renovated to a really high standard. Its most wonderful double height living space with a spiral stair that leads to the gallery master bedroom; its large, panoramic gable window and all the other many windows letting the light in from every angle and the openness of its architecture, makes our guests feel part of this ever changing scenery. During the day, enjoy a comfortable read in front of the log fire contemplating from your fabulous view of the shimmering waters of loch Poolteil and the ever changing light illuminating the mountains of Harris and North Uist. In the evening, cuddle up in an old stone cottage in front of a roasting wood burning stove, a glass of single malt in hand and watching the sun set over the sea between the isle of Skye and the isle of Harris. The cottage has also stylish bathroom with under-floor heating and heated towel rail and a utility area very handy for all the outdoor gear. We also provide soft cotton bed linen and towels for you to have the best possible holiday. The cottage sits in a large wild garden with a small stream running through it, and we have some garden furniture for our guests to sit comfortably in the outdoors savouring the even further reaching view of the cliffs, the islands and the sea. The cottage is located in one of the best areas of Skye to see wild life. The steep cliffs of Glendale are home to thousands of sea birds and this area is undoubtedly the best place on Skye for seeing whales, dolphins, porpoises and basking shark. Seals bask on the skerries in Loch Pooltiel at low tide. Otters can be seen fishing for sea urchins. Sea eagles, golden eagles, buzzards, merlins and kestrels all nest nearby. Glendale is also renowned for its striking displays of wild flowers, with meadows carpeted with bluebells, orchids, violets and primroses. If you wish to try some cooking yourself Skye finest products are available nearby at very reasonable prices. Buy fresh lobster or langoustines from the local fisherman at the pier at great prices or vegetabes, fresh produce, free range eggs from the friendly neighbours’ boxes. Night life Skye's finest restaurant, the acclaimed Three Chimneys, is about 15 minute drive from our cottage. If you prefer you could organise a taxi to take you there and back. After a beautiful evening meal, you may like to take a night walk as the absence of light pollution makes Glendale an amazing place to watch the Night Sky, with the Milky Way clearly visible after dark and Shooting Stars streaking overhead. During the Autumn and Spring nights, when conditions are right you may even be lucky to experience one of natures most awesome and rare events over Loch Poolteil the Aurora Borealis . Diving & Shipwrecks For those sho seek adventure, the crystal clear waters are excellent for diving and there are a number of well-preserved ship-wrecks nearby, on the ocean floor around the Duirinish Coast. These include the ss Chadwick which ran aground at the mouth of Oisgill Bay in 1892 and the ss Doris which crashed onto Neist Point in 1909. Winter Few tourists venture to the Isle of Skye in the Winter months but those that do get to experience Glendale in its magnificent, natural state. The roads are deserted and Skye's major tourist hot-spots, can be just yours. In the evening you can just return to our warm cottage, sit by the fire and read or enjoy one of our very varied selection. Dunvegan Castle Fireworks This year the fantastic firework display over Dunvegan Castle and the burning of a replica Viking longship will take place on Saturday November 2nd, 2013 at 7:00 pm Many of Skye's major tourist attractions are close to the cottage. Dunvegan Castle, with its landscaped gardens, the famous Fairy Flag, and Seal Boat Trips. is 20 minutes drive Neist Point, with its Lighthouse and unusual rock formations resembling the Giants' Causeway is 5 minutes drive Skye Silver, Colbost Croft Museum, The Raven Press, The Glendale Martyrs Monument are between 10-20 minutes drive At Claigan, you can enjoy the beautiful, white sands at the Coral Beaches is 25 minutes drive The magnificent mountain-ridge of the Cuillins and the breath-taking, turquoise-blue Fairy Pools are just a 45 minute drive away. Dun Beag, Skye's best preserved Broch, can be explored at Struan. is 25 minutes drive In the deserted village beside Galtrigill you can sit upon the Manners Stone, which is reputed to bestow good manners upon those who do so.

The cottage is located in one of the best areas of Skye to see wild life. The steep cliffs of Glendale are home to thousands of sea birds and this area is undoubtedly the best place on Skye for seeing whales, dolphins, porpoises and basking shark. Seals bask on the skerries in Loch Pooltiel at low tide. Otters can be seen fishing for sea urchins. Sea eagles, golden eagles, buzzards, merlins and kestrels all nest nearby. Glendale is also renowned for its striking displays of wild flowers, with meadows carpeted with bluebells, orchids, violets and primroses. If you wish to try some cooking yourself Skye finest products are available nearby at very reasonable prices. Buy fresh lobster or langoustines from the local fisherman at the pier at great prices or vegetabes, fresh produce, free range eggs from the friendly neighbours’ boxes. Night life Skye's finest restaurant, the acclaimed Three Chimneys, is about 15 minute drive from our cottage. If you prefer you could organise a taxi to take you there and back. After a beautiful evening meal, you may like to take a night walk as the absence of light pollution makes Glendale an amazing place to watch the Night Sky, with the Milky Way clearly visible after dark and Shooting Stars streaking overhead. During the Autumn and Spring nights, when conditions are right you may even be lucky to experience one of natures most awesome and rare events over Loch Poolteil the Aurora Borealis . Diving & Shipwrecks For those who seek adventure, the crystal clear waters are excellent for diving and there are a number of well-preserved ship-wrecks nearby, on the ocean floor around the Duirinish Coast. These include the ss Chadwick which ran aground at the mouth of Oisgill Bay in 1892 and the ss Doris which crashed onto Neist Point in 1909. Winter Few tourists venture to the Isle of Skye in the Winter months but those that do get to experience Glendale in its magnificent, natural state. The roads are deserted and Skye's major tourist hot-spots, can be just yours. In the evening you can just return to our warm cottage, sit by the fire and read or enjoy one of our very varied selection. Many of Skye's major tourist attractions are close to the cottage. Dunvegan Castle, with its landscaped gardens, the famous Fairy Flag, and Seal Boat Trips. is 20 minutes drive Neist Point, with its Lighthouse and unusual rock formations resembling the Giants' Causeway is 5 minutes drive Skye Silver, Colbost Croft Museum, The Raven Press, The Glendale Martyrs Monument are between 10-20 minutes drive At Claigan, you can enjoy the beautiful, white sands at the Coral Beaches is 25 minutes drive The magnificent mountain-ridge of the Cuillins and the breath-taking, turquoise-blue Fairy Pools are just a 45 minute drive away. Dun Beag, Skye's best preserved Broch, can be explored at Struan is 25 minutes drive. In the deserted village beside Galtrigill you can sit upon the Manners Stone, which is reputed to bestow good manners upon those who do so.

To all of our guests please know that our Govt has advised by law that all the restaurants visitor attractions facilities & BnBs are to be closed & all planned events have been cancelled We’ll be here once the Coronavirus has passed but only with your support We ask our visitors to postpone your trip to us rather than cancelling altogether as we can’t afford to stay in existence over the next 3-4 months, (from March 2020) worth of refunds. Many thanks and looking forward to seeing you all soon.

The room is set up as a self contained studio apartment to allow you choice, privacy and cosy comfort. We know that travellers need a good bed and a few important home comforts. In the studio you have WiFi TV screen to access your Netflix, Amazon Prime accounts et al, also BBC iPlayer. The studio has a well appointed kitchenette and dining table and continental breakfast in your room. Let us know your dietary preferences. You book for continental breakfast. You can also self cater. The sunsets are usually stunning, particularly from Easter to September, so worth getting in early for. We leave fruit and biscuits in the room so you won't be peckish after your journey! The continental breakfast should be plenty to keep you going on your adventures around Skye! There will be tea and coffee equipment and basics supplied, also a juicer/blender. There's a hairdryer in the bathroom. The bathroom has a heated floor. The room has additional heating if required. Our guests often tell us that they wished they'd booked for longer than a day and that they wished they'd known about the sunsets and the plentiful breakfast, including milk, fruit juice, bread, cheese, hams, tomatoes, other tailored dietary items, in advance. here is your heads up! :) We heat all of the water for the house by a combination of solar tubes with a back up heat pump, into a 210 litre water store, so you can tell your friends that you have been bathing in Skye sunshine!

Waternish is a designated natural heritage area famous for its sunsets, dark skies and for having had the singer, Donovan live here! The house is a newbuild, not yet on online maps, in the small hamlet of Lochbay. Two minutes down the hill from Taigh Glas (a gaelic name for our house meaning grey house) is the oldest inn on Skye; the Stein Inn, famous for its whisky collection, and beside it; Lochbay Restaurant, famous for its chef who was a michelin star chef in another island restaurant, before setting up in Lochbay. There are also a few good tourist shops around Waternish and a sea trips boat for sight seeing seals and dolphin. If you walk to the end of Waternish you can sometimes see the minke whales swim by. There are also buzzards and sea eagles to be spotted circling overhead.

Balmore is a cosy home in the village of Dunvegan in North West Skye, in a quiet cul de sac with roadside parking. It is 5 mins walk to the local pub and restaurant. Centrally heated with an open fire. It is a 2 bedroomed house with a kitchen, sitting room and dining area and shower room.

Feeli like you are going back in time with a roaring open fire after a long days walking in the hills. Put your feet up and relax by the fire.

Dunvegan is a small friendly community and is in an ample spot for touring the north west of skye. 5 min walk to dunvegan castle and 30 mins drive to neist point lighthouse and 15 min drive to the beautiful coral beach.

Welcome to our family home, situated on the north west coast of the beautiful and historic Isle of Skye. We are located in Ardmore, Waternish. We are only 4 miles away from the Michelin Starred Lochbay Restaurant and Stein Inn. Both of which need to be pre-booked if you wish to eat there. A continental style breakfast is provided which consists of tea, coffee, fruit juice, cereals, bread, pancakes, fruit and cereal bars.

Our home is on our working croft where we have free range hens, cheviot sheep, a herd of cows and our small friendly dog. There may be tractors, quad bikes and other machinery working at certain times of the year. Guest have the use of a private entrance which allows access straight up to their bedroom and private shower room upstairs. If guests require the use of our washing machine or tumble dryer, please note that there will be a small cost for this.

From our windows you can see sea eagles soaring around the cliff tops. At the right time of the year if you are lucky, you can hear corncrakes calling. Our area is famous for beautiful coastal walks were you can see all manner of wildlife and stunning scenery.

Isay Cottage, Stein is a traditional holiday cottage which has been modernised throughout. It has three bedroom with the master being ensuite, an open kitchen / dining / lounge area which is perfect for socialising and views over Loch Dunvegan. There is Lochbay Seafood Restaurant and The Stein Inn within walking distance.

Located by the sea front in the stunning village of Stein on the Waternish Peninsula, Isay Cottage offers magnificent views and comfortable stylish accommodation. This holiday home offers fantastic accommodation for families and friends alike on the Isle of Skye. The main entrance leads through to the open plan kitchen/lounge/dining area which has limestone flooring throughout and underfloor heating. Isay is a cosy cottage with gas central heating and a log burner. The kitchen / dining area has a large range cooker with gas hob and electric oven, American style fridge freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and all the other amenities you would expect. There is dining table with seating for six. The lounge has a flat screen TV with Sky, I-Pod connection, CD player, WiFi, a wood burning stove a large cosy sofa and arm chair. There is also a selection of DVD's, books and games for quiet nights in. There is a ground floor double bedroom and a separate wet room with the other two bedrooms upstairs. The twin bedroom has a travel cot and a separate children’s wash room. The master bedroom has an en suite double bath with shower over, toilet and wash hand basin. A hairdryer is provided for guests. There is a garden to the rear of the holiday home which is very private and ideal for relaxing in and there is on street parking. At the front of the house there is a private garden leading directly onto the seashore, the perfect place to enjoy sunsets whilst relaxing on the wooden seating area.

Stein is a picturesque village on the Isle of Skye. There is an Inn, a superb restaurant and a craft shop. On the waterfront, the views are lovely! The Waternish peninsula has lots of other local craft shops and cafes, as well as coastal walks and ruined churches to visit!

We have a spacious, bright room with a king sized bed, en-suite bathroom and your own entrance. Breakfast is self service with all items you need for a delicious continental breakfast provided.

The room is part of a newly built extension to our family home. The room has been set up to be self contained for ease of use and added privacy. All items for breakfast are provided including chilled items which can be found in the fridge freezer within the entrance hall. There is wifi access and a smart tv with Freesat.

For the couple that doesn't want ‘compact’ on holiday: huge, quirky, detached house on magical Waternish. Four, full height windows offer magnificent, unrivalled views, across the small islands of Lochbay to the Outer Hebrides, beyond. Watch glorious sunsets and sea eagles from the huge deck. Full of local art, plants & Ercol furniture; the log burner ensures year round comfort. The house looks down on pretty Stein, with its boat trips, Stein Inn and the Michelin starred, Lochbay Restaurant.

All the rooms, with the exception of the bathroom, have far reaching sea views. There is no road between the house and the views, so you will not see cars while enjoying those views. The huge decking, is quiet and peaceful. All the pictures in this listing are taken from the house or decking. Unfortunately, however, the pictures do not capture the size of the place; this is definitely not the compact, bijou version of holiday living; all the rooms are extremely spacious. This detached house is dominated by four large windows, one in the kitchen, three more in the lounge plus a large picture window to the side with its wonderful window seat. A large Ercol table means you can eat and watch the fabulous sunsets. This room has a wood burning stove for cosy winter evenings and a tv with lots of channels. The vast four seater feather filled settee is squidgy soft which you can both stretch out on here. This is our own home, full of local art and quirky artefacts. It will not be to everyone’s taste, but the neutral holiday home this definitely is not! The house is all on one level with hard wood, bamboo flooring throughout; the ample wool rugs add warmth and comfort. We particularly love the winter in this house, watching the weather sweep across the bay; the changing light on the water is a real joy. The well equipped, bright kitchen with its full height window has another Ercol table, ideal for breakfast. The kitchen door leads out to the deck which has chairs from which to enjoy those views. We often see the sea eagle hovering in the skies above the house. The kitchen has everything you would expect in a modern kitchen. There is a dishwasher, a double oven, microwave, fridge freezer, coffee machine and washing machine. There is also an armchair for enjoying that view. The large bedroom has a king sized bed with crisp, white Egyptian cotton bedding. There is ample storage; you will not be tripping over your luggage, here. The en suite bathroom has both a drench shower in a large cubicle, and a comfortable bath. The fitted sink unit with wc has more storage. The quirky art continues to the bathroom. Logs are provided free, WiFi is free. The TV has the Sky channels including BT Sport and Netflix. There are ample maps, books, tourist information to help you plan your holidays. We will clean the house ourselves to ensure it is spotless. All photos, here, are taken on the property.

We look across at a headland which is still wilderness, occupied by only a few sheep. From certain windows no other houses are visible. If you are lucky you will see eagles, including sea eagles overhead. The whole Waternish peninsula is fascinating: full of walks, bloody history and a range of enticing opportunities. The jetty at Stein offers a number boat trips. You can take a day trip to St Kilda, or one of the fabulous Divers Eye boat trips, around Lochbay. Gordon the skipper is a mine of information and you will take the best photographs of your holiday, on his boat. There are dolphins, seals, porpoises and if you’re lucky a minke whale! Overwater House is one of the first houses on Waternish which makes travelling to other pleases of interest slightly more convenient. Dunvegan Castle is in the next village, with the famous Coral Beach a few miles beyond. We regularly walk to Stein, about 30 mins away. We have been known to walk or drive to Stein and get a taxi back if we are spending an evening at the pub or the wonderful restaurant down there. Skye is ‘Foodie- Heaven’. We have some of the best restaurants in Scotland. The famous Three Chimneys is about 25 minutes drive away. We now have a new restaurant, Edinbane Lodge for that special treat. The Old School Restaurant in Dunvegan and the Edinbane Inn with its Sunday afternoon live music are hugely popular with our guests. Portree is approximately 35 mins drive away. There are many more eating places there and even an arts centre with live music theatre & cinema.

Allt Mor is a romantic, Grade B Listed, traditional Highland crofting cottage within its original 6 acre croft land. Although over 200 years old, the cottage has been sensitively modernised, combining all the charm of these beautiful old buildings with the comfort of a modern home. Located in Upper Milovaig, at the North-Western tip of the stunning Isle of Skye, it offers luxury accommodation in a wonderfully secluded location, with access to all the Islands stunning attractions.

The original stone-built cottage is one of the oldest buildings in the glen and has been extended at the rear to replicate the traditional relationship between a cottage and its associated weaving shed. The extension is barely visible from the road, thereby retaining the original character of the main building. The result is a building which combines the cosiness and charm of a traditional old Highland crofting cottage with a snug lounge with wood-burning stove and a large kitchen/dining area together with a modern large bedroom and bathroom with walk-in shower. The building has an exceptional degree of historic charm combined with the benefit of a centrally-heated and functional living space. The cottage is set well back from the road, is largely screened from public view by trees and shrubs and is secluded from traffic and other houses. It is set within its own cottage garden which provides a private, well maintained and tranquil sitting out area enclosed by dry-stone walls. Guests are able to take advantage of the associated croft land. There is a mown walk around the land and a bench at the rear of the cottage which provides extensive views across The Minch to the Outer Hebrides on the horizon – a superb place to sit with a drink to watch the sunset and enjoy the legendary landscape of the Isle of Skye. The centrally heated luxury accommodation comprises: Hallway / boot room with plenty of space for outdoor footwear and outdoor clothing; Cosy sitting room with a wood burning stove and a TV/DVD player; Fully fitted kitchen / dining area with a hob, oven, washing machine, microwave, dishwasher, fridge with a freezer compartment, toaster, kettle etc.; Double bedroom has a king-size bed with a large roof-light through which the starry skies can be viewed; Bathroom has a walk-in shower, washbasin and WC. Outside there is a private walled garden, a large parking area, buildings where you can store bicycles and access to over 6 acres of the original croft land. The price for your stay includes: Fuel (wood and coal) for the stove; Electricity and Gas; Bedding; Towels (kitchen and bathroom); Basic kitchen supplies.

The Isle of Skye is located off the north-west coast of Scotland, and is the largest of the group of islands known as the Inner Hebrides. Though Scotland has around 800 islands, Skye is one of its largest and most famous. Its mixture of legend, history, culture, food, stunning landscapes and wildlife make it a memorable place to visit no matter what your interests are. Allt Mor is located in the township of Upper Milovaig, part of the community-owned estate of Glendale on the Duirinish peninsular, at the north-western tip of the island. Milovaig overlooks Loch Pooltiel with its small harbour and black sand beach and has spectacular views across the Minch to the Outer Isles and to Dunvegan Head. The location is wonderfully secluded but, nonetheless, there is easy access to local amenities including a post office/shop, cafes and craft outlets and all of Skye’s major attractions. Dunvegan, with its castle, shops and eating places, is approximately 8 miles away. The largest town on the island, Portree is about 32 miles away. The cottage is located about 2 miles from Neist Point with its famous sea views, cliff top walks and iconic lighthouse - an excellent spot for bird and whale watching Visitors come here for many reasons, but whether it’s photography, climbing, walking, cycling, kayaking, bird and whale watching, or dining on its world famous seafood, the Isle of Skye leaves a lasting impression on everyone who stays, especially if you give yourself time to soak it up.

The Steading, Kinlochfollart, Dunvegan is a fantastic holiday home on the shores of Loch Dunvegan. With a large open plan lounge / dining / kitchen area with wonderful views, three ensuite bedrooms, games room upstairs and direct access to the shore, The Steading makes an incredible base for a holiday to Skye!

The Steading at Kinlochfollart, Dunvegan is a spacious holiday home on the shores of Loch Dunvegan, perfect for families and friends alike. Secluded and offering sea views and of MacLeods Tables, a short walk away you can find restaurants and shops in Dunvegan - the best of both worlds! The heart of this holiday home is the spacious living area with superb views over Loch Dunvegan. There are picture windows from which you can watch the world go by! For additional entertainment there is a TV with Freeview, WiFi and a log burner for cosy nights in. The kitchen has a five ring gas hob, double oven, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. The breakfast bar seats up to 6 people and can be used for informal dining. There is also a folding dining table that can be used by guests. The hall way has a cloakroom with W.C. and wash hand basin, and there is a utility room with washing machine. The stairs lead up to the games room where table tennis, a mini snooker table and an array of games and toys can be found! There are three ensuite bedrooms leading off from the hall and all enjoy seaviews. The master double bedroom has french doors leading out to the garden, ample storage for clothes and an ensuite bathroom with shower over the bath. The two twin bedrooms have a wardrobe, bedside tables and dressing table and chair. One has a bathroom ensuite with shower over and the other has a walk-in shower ensuite. Outside, The Steading has a large parking area with gated access to the shore, suitable for kayaks and small boats. There is a small stream running through the trees to the shoreline of Loch Dunvegan. The Steading welcomes up to two well behaved dogs. There is a pet fee applicable at the time of booking. Important Information: 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. Up to 2 dogs are welcome at the cottage by request. There is a £20 per pet per week pet fee applicable. 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 on the Isle of Skye, some services can be tempermental 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 is very patchy on the Isle of Skye. 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.

The Steading is situated at the head of Loch Dunvegan and has fantastic sea views! It is also a 15 min walk into Dunvegan for shops, restaurants and hotels.