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Traditional 19th century crofter's cottage in the village of Inverasdale overlooking Loch Ewe, refurbished to provide modern self-catering convenience whilst retaining its rustic character. Set within 6 acres of partially wooded croft land with access to the loch shore and panoramic views over the mountains of the Great Wilderness, Beinn Eighe & Sutherland. Huge sandy beaches are 5 minutes away by car and close to the famous North Coast 500 touring route. Children & pets welcome.

Coille Bheag is a six-acre working croft situated in Inverasdale, on the shores of Loch Ewe in the wild and beautiful landscape of Wester Ross, perfectly placed for exploring the hills and mountains of the Great Wilderness or the Torridons as well as our wild land and beautiful beaches. We are within the Wester Ross National Scenic Area and the Unesco Biosphere, 4 miles from the village of Poolewe and the NC500 tourist route. We enjoy beautiful views across the loch towards the mountains, including An Teallach; Beinn Eighe and the mountains at Ullapool and in Sutherland, and have direct access to the loch shore. The Cottage is a traditional 19th century stone-built Highland croft house, set up for self-catering and sleeping up to six people in two double bedrooms (one of which is on ground floor) plus one single bedroom with extra pull-out bed. (We can lend you a travel cot for babies if you let us know in advance, but bring your own baby bedding!) Children and pets are welcome, but we're sorry, the Cottage is not suitable for guests in wheelchairs. It commands beautiful panoramic views over Loch Ewe and the mountains and there is no street lighting for miles, so if you're a stargazer you'll see wonderful dark starry skies on a clear night. If you're lucky you might even catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights! The cottage has its own garden area, a sun lounge, and ample parking. The living room has a compact Aga stove which burns coal or wood, set in the original old stone fireplace. We can supply you with fuel, which is included in the price you pay along with electricity. The room has satellite TV/radio and DVD/CD player as well as two small sofas and a coffee table. A range of books, DVDs & CDs is also available for you to enjoy. The bathroom is on the ground floor. The Cottage is great for a family holiday or a romantic getaway - and if you come for Christmas, we'll even throw in a real Christmas tree from our own managed wood.

This is a friendly traditional crofting village in a very rural environment. There's plenty of scope for outdoor activities - walking, swimming, cycling, climbing, fishing, wildlife watching or messing about in kayaks - but not much in terms of nightlife! We're very close to some wonderful beaches, some within walking distance, and we're conveniently placed for hillwalkers. There aren't many opportunities for formal dining, but there are plenty of pubs and cafes offering good food, some of which are open throughout the winter. There's a pub, shop, weekly market (not winter) and indoor heated swimming pool available in the local village of Poolewe (10 mins by car), and many more shops, pubs and takeaways in the larger village of Gairloch (20 minutes by car). Boat trips and day cruises are also available in Gairloch or the ferry port of Ullapool (90 minutes) or you can go kayaking on our loch with local company Ewe Canoe. If you're into history, there are two local museums nearby to visit - Gairloch Heritage Museum, and the Russian Arctic Convoy Museum in Aultbea. Keen gardeners can visit Poolewe's world-famous Inverewe Garden (10 minutes), there is a pony trekking centre at nearby Red Point, and golfers can enjoy "possibly the best wee golf course in Scotland" at Gairloch Golf Club by the beach.

Modern lochside self-catering all electric eco-Lodge in the village of Inverasdale, architect-designed in Scandinavian style to provide modern convenience and beautiful panoramic views over Loch Ewe and the mountains of the Great Wilderness, Beinn Eighe and Sutherland. The Lodge is set within 6 acres of partially wooded croft land and has access to the loch shore. Huge sandy beaches are 5 minutes away by car and we're close to the famous North Coast 500 touring route. Children & pets welcome.

Coille Bheag is a six-acre croft situated in Inverasdale, on the shores of Loch Ewe in the wild and beautiful landscape of Wester Ross, perfectly placed for exploring the hills and mountains of the Great Wilderness or the Torridons as well as our wild land and beautiful beaches. We are within the Wester Ross National Scenic Area and the Unesco Biosphere, 4 miles from the village of Poolewe and the NC500 tourist route. We enjoy beautiful views across the loch towards the mountains, including An Teallach; Beinn Eighe and the mountains at Ullapool and in Sutherland, and have direct access to the loch shore. Our open-plan, all-electric eco-friendly Lodge is fully equipped for a perfect self-catering holiday, set within its own garden area with ample off-road car parking, and children and well-behaved pets are welcome. However, we're sorry, The Lodge is not suitable for guests in wheelchairs. The Lodge's lower level is a spacious open-plan living area with wooden floors, patio doors, comfortable sofa and chairs, TV/DVD player, desk, dining table and chairs and kitchen area, plus enclosed ground floor bedroom (with twin beds which can be converted to a king size double on request) and bathroom with shower, washbasin and lavatory. Upstairs on the mezzanine is a large loft-style double bedroom with king size bed. Some of the furniture within the house is antique or has been creatively upcycled to add individuality and character to the interior. The house sleeps up to 4 people, and there's a also an extra camp bed available if you want to bring a fifth person (we can lend you a travel cot for babies if you let us know in advance, but bring your own baby bedding!) Great for a family holiday or a romantic getaway - and if you come for Christmas, we'll even throw in a real Christmas tree from our own managed wood. Huge sandy beaches are within walking distance, or five minutes' drive by car. There is no street lighting for miles, so if you're a stargazer for much of the year you'll see wonderful dark starry skies on a clear night. If you're lucky you might even catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights! In midsummer, it's still twilight at midnight.

This is a friendly traditional crofting village in a very rural environment. There's plenty of scope for outdoor activities - walking, swimming, cycling, climbing, fishing, wildlife watching or messing about in kayaks - but not much in terms of nightlife! We're very close to some wonderful beaches, some within walking distance, and we're conveniently placed for hillwalkers. There aren't many opportunities for formal dining, but there are plenty of pubs and cafes offering good food, some of which are open throughout the winter. There's a pub, shop, weekly market (not winter) and indoor heated swimming pool available in the local village of Poolewe (10 mins by car), and many more shops, pubs and takeaways in the larger village of Gairloch (20 minutes by car). Boat trips and day cruises are also available in Gairloch or the ferry port of Ullapool (90 minutes) or you can go kayaking on our loch with local company Ewe Canoe. If you're into history, there are two local museums nearby to visit - Gairloch Heritage Museum, and the Russian Arctic Convoy Museum in Aultbea. Keen gardeners can visit Poolewe's world-famous Inverewe Garden (10 minutes), there is a pony trekking centre at nearby Red Point, and golfers can enjoy "possibly the best wee golf course in Scotland" at Gairloch Golf Club by the beach.

Macmharais Beag is a magnificent newly built holiday home located in Laide on the idyllic West coast of Scotland. Adjoining our main house Macmharais Beag is a totally self contained 1 bedroomed property and has its own private parking and decked seating area. Situated overlooking Gruinard Bay the property is perfectly placed for mountain walking, climbing, photographers, wildlife lovers, cyclists and bird watchers or for those just looking to kick back and enjoy fabulous vistas from the sofa.

With all mod cons, this property is fully equipped - a real home from home. Enjoy the cosy king size bed which can also be separated into 2 single beds upon request. Views from the bedroom include the An Teallach mountain range, the Sutherland hills and the Summer Isles. The bedroom has plenty of wardrobe and drawer space and a hairdryer is provided. A narrow staircase leads down to a modern fully equipped kitchen complete with integral dishwasher, microwave, induction hob,electric cooker, integral fridge and icebox. Located downstairs the bathroom has a Mira electric shower, sink, toilet, illuminated mirror and luxury heated towel rail. The open plan living room has stunning sea and mountain views with sightings of otters,dolphins, sea eagles and the occasional Minke whale. Enjoy free sat smart TV and free wifi. From the living room step out on to your private parking space and why not enjoy a wee dram on the decking area. All bed linen and towels are provided as well as a welcome pack upon your arrival. The property is a no smoking zone.

You will never be short of activities to do whilst you are staying here. Local attractions include the world famous Inverewe Gardens, WW2 sites of interest with a dedicated Arctic Convoy museum and cafes and restaurants nearby. Some of the finest sandy beaches on the West coast including Mellon Udrigle and Gruinard beach are close by. The area also has some of the finest mountain walks and mountain biking trails along with plenty of short strolls. The crystal clear waters lend themselves to kayaking and paddle boarding and local instructors are available in the area. Boat trips are also available from Gairloch (approx 15 miles away). A well stocked shop, PO and filling station is only 0.6 of a mile from the property, and is on the route of the NC500.

Kildonan is situated in a fabulous position, beside the sea looking out to mountains beyond, peaceful and relaxing, a great place to unwind. Property is tastefully decorated and furnished to a high standard. Fully equipped with kitchen equipment, cooking facilities, washing, ironing etc, everything you need for a home from home holiday in a stunning environment, rich with wildlife.

The stunning scenery and wildlife make this area really special. There are numerous coffee shops Perfume Studio, Bridge Cottage coffee shop, GALE Centre, also swimming pool which is a lot of fun, golf course etc etc. Poolewe Tuesday market is a must - lots of local craft stalls and yummy baking along with tea/coffee and more yummy baking.

Traditional stone-built cottage in a peaceful location with lovely views. The stunning Gruinard Bay is on the doorstep and the famous Mellon Udrigle beach a 10 minute drive away. Close to the popular North Coast 500 route. The bedroom was originally a tailors shop attached to the house and you will have your own entrance. The shop, Post Office and petrol station are next door. You will have access to a small secluded garden. This property is NO Smoking or vaping throughout.

Seaview is a traditional detached 3 bedroom cottage on the west coast of the Highlands. There's a stream running alongside with views of the rugged hillside to the right and the beach just across the road to the left. Views from the front of the cottage include the An Teallach mountain range. This cottage's location makes it the perfect base for a whole host of Highland activities from gentle relaxing walks and sea or fly fishing to outdoor pursuits like mountain biking and kayaking adventures!

The master bedroom and one of the twin rooms is on the first floor, along with a bathroom with an electric shower. The ground floor has an entrance hall with room for coats and shoes. The accommodation comprises of an open plan reception room and kitchen. The kitchen is fully fitted with units and worktops, microwave, kettle, toaster, Nespresso coffee machine, fridge, oven and hob. There is a wood burning stove to keep you cosy in the winter months. A large comfy sofa is waiting for you to snuggle in. There's a TV, PS3 with Netflix and a Wii with games. A dining table and chairs to seat 6 has views over the garden to the fields and mountains. Also on the ground floor is a family bathroom with separate shower and bath, a utility room with freezer and washing machine and a cupboard full of board games. The third bedroom is downstairs with a single bed and trundle bed underneath to make another twin room.

Perfectly situated for gentle woodland walks in nearby Laide Woods and stunning beach walks at Mellon Udrigle, Slaggan Bay and Gruinard Bay. For the more adventurous, Seaview is close by to Fisherfield known as the Last Great Wilderness and An Teallach one of the best mountain ranges in the UK. The terrain around Seaview makes it perfect to explore by mountainbike and the roads along the coast are ideal for the road bike enthusiasts. Stunning views of the hills and trees surrounding the area are a feature here, so bring your binoculars to see birds of prey, including White tailed Eagles. There are so many different species of bird to see! There are many places for the keen angler to spend their time too; sea or fly fishing. Laide village is well served by its superbly stocked Post Office and filling station. In the next village Aultbea you can learn about the military history of the area in the recently finished Russian Arctic Convoy museum. You will also find the Aultbea Hotel which welcomes non-residents for meals and refreshing drinks. There is also a mini-mart with a recently added delicatessen. Further along the coast at Mellon Charles you will find the Perfume Studio and cafe showcasing an array of locally produced goods and hot meals, cakes and snacks. The beautiful Inverewe Gardens are nearby at Poolewe where White tailed eagles, herons and buzzards are often seen overhead. Poolewe has its own hotel and a delightful cafe run by a welcoming Galician couple who serve heartwarming rustic cuisine. Poolewe has a village hall which hosts Ceilidhs, craft fairs and other local events. In the town of Gairloch, from the harbour, you can take a ride in a glass bottomed boat, go in search of whales and dolphins and experience the local wildlife through a highly knowledgeable local marine biologist and his boat. Gairloch village has a Fish and Chip shop, a Chinese takeaway, a butcher’s, a fabulous bookshop with a cafe, a couple of hotels and restaurants for excellent meals including The Old Inn. A little further a field but well worth making the effort for are the beautiful vast sandy beaches of Redpoint and the exquisite food at the Badachro Inn with incredible views across the water.

Kildonan is situated beside with sea with spectacular views across to surrounding mountain ranges. It is a very peaceful and relaxing destination, a place to recharge the batteries. Stunning beaches all around, safe and clean. A wide variety of wildlife sea and on land. Facilities nearby include, restaurants, cafes and tea shops, golf course, swimming pool and leisure facilities, museum. It is a fabulous location in the Highlands of Scotland.

The cottage is tastefully renovated, very comfortable and cosy. All mod cons. In a peaceful and scenic area, with mountain and loch views. Perfect for exploring the N.W. Highlands and an ideal location for outdoor activities and a peaceful break. It has a loft bedroom +dressing room ; a bathroom + shower; a main room with comfortable seating and a dining/ kitchen area; an attractive south facing garden with mountain views; a patio and private parking. There is a TV/DVD player and WiFi.

The villages of Ullapool and Gairloch are easily accessible and they offer many amenities. The local shop and petrol station is 11 miles away in Laide. There are beautiful beaches nearby and also several mountains to walk/climb. Reviews of guests' holidays in the cottage, including comments about the area, are available on TripAdvisor (Old Crofthouse, Dundonnell)

The beautiful beaches that have been mentioned and also the lochs and mountains make the area very special.

Unique, peaceful, loch-side accommodation on working croft on Loch Ewe's western shore. A comfy double bed, with a single bunk bed above, in Juliette's cosy shepherd's hut. A shower-room, kitchenette, dining and lounge areas are in the Hub nearby. Electric vehicle charging point. Set in Wester Ross National Scenic Area and Unesco Biosphere, 4 miles (6.4 km) north of Poolewe and NC500 route. Uninterrupted views over loch to An Teallach; Sutherland mountains and Beinn Eighe.

IMPORTANT: Please note that the top single bunk bed in Juliette's has a built-up side, so is suitable for children confident of climbing the sturdy ladder hooked to the side. THE CROFT We specialise in growing historical daffodil varieties, maintaining Plant Heritage's National Plant Collection of pre-1930 daffodils, so the croft is ablaze with white, gold and orange in April. Although we don't keep livestock, this is a three-and-a-half-acre working croft, and during the summer we're working flat-out lifting, cleaning and sorting out daffodil bulb orders for despatch. We have many commitments, so we're constantly chasing our tails, and we can't deny the croft looks messy -- especially after summer rain. Some of the land is peaty, rough grazing, but the inbye is bulb plots and grass and meadow flowers. The grass is kept long deliberately to encourage birds to feast on the seed (and to attract corncrake, which haven't found us yet), with paths mown through it. JULIETTE'S For your comfort, there is an electric panel heater in the hut and a choice of duvets of varying TOGs, plus fleecy throws and microwavable bedwarmers. There is bench seating and a table in the hut, and, for al fresco dining, a table fitted over part of the towing gear with cushions for the plat. THE HUB The lounge area of the Hub has a corner window seat, a comfy sofa, and a television with DVD slot and FreeSat box. A JVC radio plays tapes and CDs. The kitchenette has a coffee machine, toaster, kettle, induction hob, combination microwave and 'fridge, plus all the cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery and glasses you should need to rustle up a meal. Please ask if we've forgotten something. Teas, coffees, drinking chocolate, sugar and milk are provided. The dining area seats four comfortably. The Hub has convector heaters in both the main room and the shower-room. Toiletries, a hair dryer, feminine hygiene products and basic first aid items are provided -- please feel free to have a rake around in the cupboard beside the wash hand basin. Just ask if there's something else you need. An expanding heated clothes horse for wet clothes can be set up in the vestibule of the Hub.

The croft is an ideal base for outdoor activities: walking, (energetic) cycling, birdwatching, botanising, kayaking, swimming (wild or tame), climbing and photography. Sandy Firemore beach lies a couple of miles north of us, just beyond Inverasdale Primary School, now a volunteer-led tea room, open for delicious homemade bakery on Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Further along the peninsula is the tiny, working harbour of Cove, and, at the end of the road, are dilapidated WWII gun emplacements and the Sasan, which commemorates the brave Royal Navy and merchant seamen who perished undertaking the "worst journey in the world" (Churchill). If you'd like to know more about the role Loch Ewe played in WWII, head along to the Russian Arctic Convoy Museum, beside the main road at Aultbea (10 miles/16 km away). To witness how this challenging environment has been tamed horticulturally, visit Inverewe Garden, a mile northeast of Poolewe, en route to Aultbea. During the summer, you can lunch at Aultbea village hall on a Thursday; visit the market at Poolewe village hall on a Tuesday, and dance to a ceilidh band there on Wednesday nights. On Friday evenings (5 to 7 p.m.), fish and chips are served from a caravan beside Poolewe camp-site. Poolewe Hotel serves evening meals in the bar and restaurant, and offers free WiFi. Bridge cafe in Poolewe is open until about 4 p.m. -- how about refuelling there after a swim in Poolewe's newly refurbished swimming pool? There are post offices and grocery stores in Poolewe, Aultbea and Laide -- the latter sells petrol and diesel too. Fishing and marine-wildlife-spotting trips operate out of Gairloch (10 miles/16 km to the southwest) and Badachro (beyond Gairloch). Gairloch has more facilities, including a bank A.T.M., public library, museum and 9-hole golf course. Booklets, leaflets and a fairly up-to-date copy of Yellow Pages, the local paper, will be left in the Hub, so you can keep abreast of what's available.

This is a very peaceful place with great and uninterrupted sea views. It is a former Police House with a small conservatory at the front. The room is ensuite with a double bed and a saga bed. This room overlooks the sea. The house is close to the Aultbea Hotel and bar. A shop and Post Office are also nearby. A paved area with a bench also overlooks the sea. This property is NO SMOKING or Vaping throughout.

The house has a spacious kitchen, dining room and a small conservatory. These spaces are open to be used if not abused. I try to make the house open and relaxing. I have no televisions or radios but I do have Wi-fi.

The Highlands are a safe and interesting place to live. People tend to like their own company while valuing community. The area is of great scenic beauty and there are lots of hills to climb or explore. There are also varied unspoiled beaches. It is on the North Coast 500 Route

Spacious double bed room, one double bed, wardrobe and drawers with ensuite shower room, sink & toilet and with tea/coffee making facilities provided. Complimentary breakfast of cereals, toast, tea & coffee available in designated dining area next to a large lounge that guests are welcome to use. Aultbea is a picturesque small fishing village on the shores of Loch Ewe, 9 miles from Poolewe and 15 miles from Gairloch, on the North Coast 500 route.

A quiet rural location, a few minutes walk from the shores of Loch Ewe

It's a beautiful quiet rural location

Newly built, An Sealladh Studio is the perfect base to start your Wester Ross adventure. Read on.. An Sealladh Studio has been road tested by us for a year while we built our house, and frankly we were sorry to leave it. An Sealladh Studio is located above our detached garage next to the house, set within the croft. The good sized studio is bright and airy and has stunning views over Loch Ewe and the mountains.

The studio comprises an open plan kitchen/lounge/bedroom with separate wc/shower room and can comfortably accommodate up to 2 adults and 1 toddler—camping cot and highchair are available at no extra cost. In the kitchen area you will find plenty crockery, pots, a cooker, fridge, kettle, toaster and microwave. We have a washing machine in the garage, just ask if you wish to use it. The bed is an Ikea pull out bed daybed. Eco Initiatives Guests can learn about the practicalities of harnessing renewable energy from the Earth's natural environment. Water and geothermal energy are being utilized to ensure the house and studio carbon footprint is as minimal as possible.   We also have an electrical vehicle charger (7KW/3.4kw) which guests can use and will be charged at cost. We invite guests to actively participate in identifying, monitoring and photographing flora and fauna on the croft and in the locality and put any interesting observations in the Nature Diary which will help us build up a record of the biodiversity in the area.

There are numerous sandy beaches and plentiful walks which, combined with turquoise seas and ever changing light, make Wester Ross unforgettable. Rich in wildlife and steeped in history, Poolewe and the surrounding area will provide you with an abundance of things to see and do: From Archaeology to Geology and from adventurous activities, to sitting back and watching the world go by, we’re convinced there’s something for everyone. At the furthest end of the 8 mile stretch of the Western side of Loch Ewe, you will find Cove with it’s relics and remnants of the Russian Artic Convoy, Firemore Beach, with a stunning view of Loch Ewe and the Mountains. You may be lucky enough to see an otter! PLACES TO VISIT Inverewe Gardens, Poolewe Perfume Studio, Mellon Charles Gairloch Heritage Museum, Gairloch Artic Convoy Exhibition, Aultbea Poolewe market (Every Tuesday from April-October, Gairloch market at the GALE centre market (Mondays) and Tourist Information Poolewe Ceilidhs, once a week throughout the summer months. Geopark NC 500 road trip BEACHES Firemore, near Inverasdale Gruinard Bay, near Laide Mellon Udrigle, near Laide Melvaig, near Gairloch Red Point, near Big Sands

The Bothy is a small converted barn with open plan living, ideal for adventures. Modern facilities, wood burning stove and large shower, in a light and comfortable space.

Rural village on the North Coast 500 route. 5 mins from Inverewe Garden. Ideal base for hill walkers, cyclists and touring.

Taighali apartment is upstairs has an open plan kitchen/sitting room area,toilet & shower unit and a double bedroom which can have a single fold away bed in for a child or in the sitting room for an adult, fully equipped including bedding, towels and tea towels. It has oil central heating, free WiFi, and all is included in the weekly price.

Peace and Quiet and plenty of scenery and a beach 5 minute walk away.

There is a perfume studio in Mellon Charles about 20 to 25 minutes walk away Inverewe gardens are just about 20 mins in the car away from the apartment

A truly spectacular setting with mountain views and sea front location. On the popular North Coast 500 Route. Situated conveniently between Gairloch and Ullapool. This relaxed and friendly Bed and Breakfast is the ideal base for walkers and travellers. Continental Breakfast is included and Evening meals available on request (not included).

A home-stay and the owner lives in the house. This is a two bedroom property with a double-bed on each room. The kitchen is not available for cooking meals.

The Boat House is located next to the Mackenzie Park, which has wartime landmarks and signs detailing Aultbea's special place as a gathering place for Arctic Convoys during WWII. The foreshore is at the bottom of the garden which affords spectacular views of the Isle of Ewe. Otters, seals and varied sea birds are all frequent visitors.

Ashcroft is our home, which is located in the traditional crofting Hamlet of Inverasdale. It is 5 miles east of Poolewe on Loch Ewe in the North West Highlands, an area of outstanding natural beauty. With beautiful beaches, sea loch, mountains and the Isle of Ewe. Loch Ewe is the WWII historic home of the Royal Navy and the Russian Arctic Convoys. Ashcroft, is situated at the end of a quiet lane 1/2 mile walk to the sea. Firemore beach, which is a lovely sandy beach is a 2 mile walk.

Ashcroft is perfect for: Visiting Loch Ewe and the Russian Arctic Convoy Monument at Cove & Museum at Aultbea North Coast 500 Route Visiting Inverewe Gardens at Poolewe Cyclists & Bikers Walkers & Hikers (Ashcroft is located at the beginning of the OS route to the Rua Reidh lighthouse, an 8 mile hike) Kayaks, Canoes & sailing dinghies can be launched at Inverasdale slipway Rock climbing on the crags in the area Fly fishing on local Lochs (daily licence purchased at Poolewe Post Office) The two cosy double en-suite rooms at Ashcroft are situated on the ground floor of our house. The rooms are suitable for singles, a couple, 2 adults 2 children or 4 adults Bed linen, towels, duvet and pillows are provided and each room has a private bathroom One double room with shower One double room with bath Tea, fresh coffee, hot chocolate are provided in our kitchen Wifi is provided but is very slow as we are in the Highlands Ashcroft is located at the end of a small quiet lane with the odd tractor passing from the Croft (small farm) next door. We have a horse - Mr Magoo; a dog - Pippi Longstocking; ducks; chickens; cats - Tiger and Jess. Therefore animal lovers are welcome!

Inverasdale is a small traditional crofting Hamlet on the edge of Loch Ewe. It is 4 miles from Poolewe & the A832 Route 500, along a single track road with passing places. You will find restful open space and a traditional way of life. Please note:- The Poolewe Post Office is the nearest shop and the Poolewe Hotel serves food until 8.30 pm booking a table advised, during the Summer months . There is a Chinese takeaway, restaurants and bars serving food, situated in the Village of Gairloch. You are very welcome to bring groceries and cook in our kitchen.

Mackenzie Cottage is a superbly situated detached house with an enclosed garden and ground floor facilities just 30 yards from the shores of Loch Ewe in Poolewe.. Ground Floor: Living room: With electric wood burner and 37" Freesat TV. Kitchen/dining room: With electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and slow cooker. Utility room: With table top freezer and washing machine. Bedroom 1: With bunk bed. Bathroom: With shower over roll-top bath, and toilet. Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet.. First Floor: Bedroom 2: With zip and link super kingsize bed (can be twin beds on request). Bedroom 3: With double bed.. Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot, highchair and stairgate. Welcome pack and doggy extras.. Enclosed lawned garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car, additional on road parking available. No smoking. Please note: This property has a security deposit of £50.. Mackenzie Cottage is a traditional style, detached cottage situated in the charming and renowned village of Poolewe in the north west Highlands. The cottage is beautifully presented throughout, with lots of attractive personal touches reflecting a Highland theme. There is a cosy living room on the ground floor with a feature electric wood burner. The kitchen/dining room is bright, contemporary and very well equipped. There are two double bedrooms upstairs, one with a 6’6" bed that converts into twin beds if required. This room enjoys superb views over the river to the hills beyond. The bunk bedroom on the ground floor has the same pretty Highland theme that runs throughout the cottage. Situated just 30 yards from the beach and with excellent local amenities a short stroll from the cottage, it provides an ideal base for a wonderful Highland holiday. The immediate area is renowned for its wonderful beaches and breathtaking scenery. Wildlife abounds and otters, seals and a myriad of bird life can be seen locally. The sub-tropical gardens of Inverewe are simply stunning and offer visitors a memorable day out. Due to its temperate climate, which is warmed by the waters of the Gulf Stream, an exceptional variety of plants flourish here. The pretty village of Poolewe has excellent local amenities, all within easy walking distance, including restaurants, café, village shop, pub, and even a swimming pool. The surrounding area offers a wealth of activities and places of interest. Loch beach 30 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant 50 yards. Free WiFi

Situated beside Loch Gairloch, our guest room offers the opportunity for guests to wake up meters away from the sea. Found within our traditional Scottish cottage, the guest room is a quiet and cozy place to relax for the night with undisturbed views of the surrounding hills and wildlife on the loch. Centrally located, shops, cafes and restaurants are just a short walk away and other popular attractions, such as Inverewe Gardens, whale tours and Beinn Eighe are easily accessible by car.

Our spacious loch view guest room has one double bed and is suitable for up to two guests. High quality bed linen, towels and toiletries are provided for guest comfort. Guests will have private use of the bathroom with an electric shower which is situated immediately next to the bedroom (not en-suite). The room has a small dining table, where guests can enjoy a self serve breakfast selection which is provided by the host. A small refrigerator/freezer, toaster and tea and coffee making facilities are provided in the room. Guests are more than welcome to use the outside seating area which overlooks the loch at the front of the cottage. A selection of books, games, free WiFi and a smart TV are also found in the room for guest entertainment as well as lots of information on the local and surrounding areas.

Our guest room is an ideal base for adventure as Gairloch and surrounding area has a wealth of walking trails, beautiful beaches, and wildlife. Inverewe gardens, boat trips and Beinn Eighe are all easily reachable by car and it is just a short walk to local amenities.

This is a beautiful residential caravan that has been clad with larch to give it a cabin effect and cool feel. This comes with all bed linen & towels. Fully functional kitchen with gas cooker. It also has a large decking area with outside seating area with amazing views of the Isle of Skye.

This Caravan is situated on a croft at the highest part of Gairloch giving stunning views. Very private location with only one neighbour this also a holiday rental called Bothan Buie.

The Caravan is very close to the village an easy walk down to the pub and a harder one home as is up hill all the way for 1 mile.

Room only, although Breakfast is not included in your stay we do provide complimentary breakfast items which will be put in your room for the 1st night you stay with us. Inverewe tropical gardens nearby .Great area for walking and hill climbing. Golf course 6m away Russian convoy museum 6 m. Heritage museum 6 m .beautiful Beaches.Good restaurants & coffee shops .On NC500 route Attached in the photos is a picture of our B&B sign please look for the sign & turn up that road we are the last house.

Away from main road . Very private ,lovely garden with seating area. Bedroom has sitting area with coffee table, T.V. shower room ensuite.Also fridge and tea/coffee making facilities in bedroom.

Beautiful area with magnificent views. Very quiet and never tire of the scenery.

The house has been recently renovated to keep the original feel of the old croft house but now has added contemporary design and amenities - WiFi, chilled out lounge, dining room, big kitchen to eat and be merry, fabulous garden and 2 big bathrooms. The house faces south so it's light, airy and warm. We are only 100 metres from the coast and the NorthCoast500 - this is a paradise for cyclists, walkers, lovers of nature, climbers, water sports enthusiasts, artists, musicians and photographers....

The house is on two floors - bedrooms, landing, cupboard and bathroom with bath and shower on this floor whilst on the ground floor we have the dining room with seating for 6, lounge with our famous pallet sofa (!), large TV for evenings in, woodburning stove (new top of the range Yotul), big kitchen with space to prepare, cook and serve dinner. The kitchen gives access to the garden which wraps around the property and has a view up the glen....it'sa special place. The kitchen is fully equipped with hob, oven, microwave, toaster, dishwasher, and fridge with small freezer. Also coffee and tea pots, pans, plates, cutlery etc all provided to make your stay as easy and pleasant as possible!

There is so much to do and see in this part of Scotland. There's a great walk directly from the house to Loch Kernseary with spectacular views across to Torridon, Loch Maree and Slioch are a short distance away, Inverewe Gardens are a must, fishing trips and whale watching cruises are to be had from Gairloch Harbour. There are great cafes and restaurants in the area too - Poolewe hotel does simple but good quality food and The Bridge Cafe in the village is excellent for coffee and home bakes (Manu and Ana are from Galicia and give Poolewe a little Iberian charm!).

This nicely furnished house has a really cosy appeal set in a picturesque village with uninterrupted views across the Loch to the Isle of Skye and the Torridon mountains. Close to all the local amenities and beaches. There is a large garden with garden furniture and access to a BBQ and chimnea. Off road parking for two or more cars. Fully fitted kitchen with all the essentials and much more, there is WiFi internet access, Smart TV, DVD and a docking station available for your use.

Located in the centre of the village you can access most amenities just a short walk from the doorstep. In the evening you can sit out and watch the incredible west coast sunsets or if you choose from the comfort of your chair in doors.

Enviable location with stunning uninterrupted views over Loch Ewe and the mountains of Wester Ross and Assynt. Guest rooms have partial sea and mountain views, undercover parking available for cycles and motorbikes.

Glorious beaches, breathtaking views, tranquility, wildlife.

Shore Croft sleeps up to 8 people in 4 bedrooms with 1 bathroom (with bath and shower) and 1 en suite shower room. There are several large floor to ceiling Windows from which you can enjoy the views of Loch Ewe and out to the outer Hebrides. Downstairs comprises a large vestibule with coat hooks. Inner hall. A large utility room with washing machine, tumble drier and space for drying boots and clothes. Very large kitchen / dining room with American fridge freezer, range cooker, dishwasher, microwave and internet radio/music system. Table seating 8 people. French doors open onto decking with beautiful loch and sea views. The kitchen is extremely well equipped for even the best of cooks. There is a large Sitting room with open fire and French windows leading to decking area with views out to the open sea. TV with full Sky package, DVD player with surround sound. Downstairs loo. Upstairs is the master bedroom with en suite shower room and separate dressing room, a second bedroom, which can have either a king-size or twin bed and 2 other twin bedrooms. All have built in wardrobes. A bathroom with bath and separate walk in shower. There are beautiful views from all of the bedrooms. The garden at Shore Croft covers approximately one acre and is completely fenced and dog proof. The garden has three gates: the gates through which you drive onto the land, one which opens directly down onto the beach and another which allows access onto Duncan's beach (a very secluded beach). Within the garden we have several seating areas: one on the decking where there is a table and chairs, one on the headland which surrounds a fire pit and has fabulous views and a further very secluded seating area looking out over Duncan's beach which is ideal for wildlife spotting. Typical wildlife sightings include: grey and common seals, otters, porpoise, dolphin, white tailed eagles, Buzzard, gulls, shags, cormorants, black throated divers, oyster catchers as well as numerous other species.

Shore Croft is a beautiful house in a unique setting right on the beach. There are several different seating areas throughout the grounds where you can watch wildlife or sit around a fire pit with a glass of wine!

Across the bay from Poolewe are the famous Inverewe Gardens, designed and planted by Osgood Mackenzie. Carry on along the coast for another 5 miles and you will come to the small village of Aultbea and then onto Mellon Charles at the head of the loch. From Shore Croft there are views to the Torridon mountains and out to the open sea, where on a clear day you can see the outer Hebrides. Shore Croft and the small bungalow next door share the pebbly beach, and are on the furthest edge of the settlement.

Room only, one double bed although Breakfast is not included in your stay we do provide complimentary breakfast items which will be put in your room for the 1st night you stay. Inverewe gardens nearby .Great area for walking and hill climbing. Golf course 6m away Russian convoy museum 6 m. Heritage museum 6 m .beautiful Beaches.Good restaurants & coffee shops .On NC500 route Attached in the photos is a picture of our B&B sign please look for the sign & turn up that road we are the last house.

Away from main road . Very private ,lovely garden with seating area. Bedroom has sitting area with coffee table, T.V. shower room ensuite.Also fridge and tea/coffee making facilities in bedroom.

Beautiful area with magnificent views. Very quiet and never tire of the scenery.

Stunning views across Gairloch Bay towards the Isle of Skye from our spacious and comfortable double ensuite bedroom. The Mountain Lodge sits Lochside at the centre of Gairloch. On the famous 'North Coast 500' route, we're also surrounded by 3 of the Highland's Award-Winning beaches! Several Inns/eateries are nearby including my own Mountain Coffee Company where guests can enjoy a voucher for continental breakfast items & Marley organic coffee's.

We are almost Lochside and in Gairloch Village Square giving us the best of both worlds. It's a peaceful place right in the heart of the Wester Ross National Scenic Area. With just 3 lovely rooms in the building you'll find peace, privacy and the wilderness right outside your door. The sea view rooms offer jaw dropping views across Gairloch Bay! With one of Scotland's most famous and top coffee houses and a unique little bookstore downstairs... how cool can it get?!

We are Lochside but also in the village square (the best of both worlds!) It's a wonderful peaceful setting (which is why I live here) with stunning views across Gairloch bay to the ancient Torridon Mountains and the Isle of Skye. The Mountain Coffee Company and Hillbillies Bookstore (see Lonely Planet/Rough Guides & Scotland the Best!) is on site and where I am Manager. It's a lovely quiet place and you'll love the views! There are several Inns and eateries within walking distance and more a short drive away. We have 3 of the Scottish Highlands Top 10 Award Winning beaches here in Gairloch. Walks from your doorstep as well as proper mountains from half day hikes to Munroist accents not far away. The famous Inverewe Gardens, Flowerdale Estate & Gairloch Heritage Museum are nearby. A short drive will reach the magnificent Loch Maree, Beigne Eighe National Nature Reserve & the awesome Gruinard Bay.

Located in the centre of the village of Gairloch. The house has many period features but with a modern design in the bedrooms. There is a King size bed in the double bedroom and egyptian cotton bedlinen. There is a large flat screen tv, fridge, hairdryer, coffee machine, a large private shower room (not en-suite) and complimentary toiletries. Bathrobes are available. Breakfast is served in the bedroom overlooking the sea. Parking is in the village car park 15 metres from the house.

We are in the north end of the village called Strath so we are only metres away from a hotel with pub and restaurant, grocery shop, fish and chip shop, an excellent sandwich and cake shop 'Crumbs' and a newsagents.

Spacious twin and double bed in one large room in a family home. PRICE IS FOR 1 person, pay £20 extra for each additional person. Suitable for families, groups from 1-4 people. Ensuite shower room & toilet and tea/coffee making facilities provided. Complimentary breakfast of cereals, toast, tea & coffee available in designated dining area next to a large lounge that guests are welcome to use. Aultbea is a picturesque small fishing village on the shores of Loch Ewe, 9 miles from Poolewe

Large parking area, just few minutes walk from the Loch. Large family room of 1 double bed and 2 single beds. Booking price is for one double or 2 single beds sleeping 2 people, pay extra per additional guests

Quiet location

This cosy 2-bedroom converted caravan sits beside our home in a quiet crofting community at Achgarve near Gairloch on the west coast of the Scottish Highlands. It overlooks beautiful mountains & is just 10 minutes walk from the sea (see "neighbourhood" details below). The accommodation consists of 2 bedrooms (1 double & 1 twin), shower room with toilet & wash basin, and a well-fitted kitchen/living area with TV/DVD, an L.P.G. cooker, fridge, microwave, kettle & toaster. Electric heaters.

The Sheiling Holidays (comprising B&B, self catering and caravan) are situated 16 miles north of Gairloch and 44 miles from Ullapool. A wide range of meals is available in cafes and restaurants in the local area where you can sample fresh seafood and game. The village of Laide (2 miles away) has a licenced grocery shop. The caravan is ideal for relaxing holidays to "get away from it all". You may wish to use it as a base to discover the scenery and wildlife of Wester Ross. There are a variety of walking opportunities in the hills and on the sandy beaches. You can take a boat trip to spot whales, dolphins, seals and seabirds. There are also many Highland craft workshops to visit as part of the "Arts and Eats Trail", as well as museums at Gairloch and Ullapool. The famous Inverewe Garden draws many visitors with its sub-tropical plantations which flourish thanks to the Gulf Stream. On clear nights in spring and autumn, you may be lucky enough to see the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) thanks to our "dark skies". We are not far the route of the popular North Coast 500 (also known as Scotland's answer to Route 66) which is a 500 mile circuit around the northern Highlands.

My Twin Room is compact and cosy. With 2 single beds and ensuite bathroom it's ideal for a single traveller or 2 persons, for a budget overnight stay or longer. The Mountain Lodge sits Lochside at the centre of Gairloch. On the famous 'North Coast 500' route, we're also surrounded by 3 of the Highland's Award-Winning beaches! Several Inns/eateries are nearby including my own Mountain Coffee Company where guests enjoy a voucher for continental breakfast items & Marley farms organic coffee's.

We are almost Lochside and in Gairloch Village Square giving us the best of both worlds. It's a peaceful place right in the heart of the Wester Ross National Scenic Area. With just 3 lovely rooms in the building you'll find peace, privacy and the wilderness right outside your door. This is our budget room (cosy & compact & ideal for an overnight or longer for the single traveller or 2 persons on a budget). Check out the Sea View rooms too. These offer jaw dropping views across Gairloch Bay! With one of Scotland's most famous and top coffee houses and a unique little bookstore downstairs... how cool can it get?!

We are Lochside but also in the village square (the best of both worlds!) It's a wonderful peaceful setting (which is why I live here) with stunning views across Gairloch bay to the ancient Torridon Mountains and the Isle of Skye. The Mountain Coffee Company and Hillbillies Bookstore (see Lonely Planet/Rough Guides & Scotland the Best!) is on site and is where I am Manager. It's a lovely quiet place and you'll love the views! There are several Inns and eateries within walking distance and more a short drive away. We have 3 of the Scottish Highlands Top 10 Award Winning beaches here in Gairloch. Walks from your doorstep as well as proper mountains from half day hikes to Munroist accents not far away. The famous Inverewe Gardens, Flowerdale Estate & Gairloch Heritage Museum are nearby. A short drive will reach the magnificent Loch Maree, Beigne Eighe National Nature Reserve & the awesome Gruinard Bay.

Located in the centre of the beautiful village of Poolewe, one minutes walk from all local amenities, including shop/post office, swimming pool, loch side walks, cafe and pub. Surrounded by the best beaches and lochs in Wester Ross and an abundance of rare wildlife, with Inverewe gardens and estate on the doorstep ! . For touring, or just undertaking the NC500 route, then this is the perfect stop off location ! Excellent and unbeatable value, on average just £20 per person per night !!

We have two large comfortable bedrooms. The price per night is for the use of both bedrooms. One with king size bed and one with two double beds. There is also a sofa bed to accommodate an additional guest, for a very small charge. There is an adjoining fully fitted shower room to the bedrooms. The space is entirely for guest use. There is a separate room solely for guest use, where you can make tea & coffee, or hot drinks, which is all provided for you, with a kettle, toaster and small fridge for milk or drinks. *Please note* we do not provide a cooked breakfast (which is reflected in the price) We do however provide a complimentary, wide range of cereals, yoghurts , toast and preserves , fruit, cheese, crackers, juices and milk, all for you to help yourself to. The space is perfect for families or couples. The price books the entire space, so no sharing with other guests even if there is only two of you !

We are in the centre of the village with easy access to the loch side, where you can see otters, seals and a wide range of rare birds and wildlife. The local swimming pool, shop, cafe and public house are all within a minutes walk. The local public house (Poolewe hotel) serves excellent meals and is open throughout the tourist season. The local cafe (Bridge House Cafe) serves a range of snacks and is famous locally for its home made cakes. The village shop is well stocked and you can purchase most things there. Gairloch is a five minute drive away and has a full range of excellent amenities , shops, leisure, facilities, take aways, cafes and restaurants. The National trust Inverewe gardens and estate are on the door step.

Stunning views across Gairloch Bay towards the Isle of Skye from our spacious and comfortable double ensuite bedroom. The Mountain Lodge sits lochside at the centre of Gairloch. On the famous 'North Coast 500' route, we're also surrounded by 3 of the Highland's Award Winning beaches! Several Inns/eateries are nearby including my own Mountain Coffee Company where guests can enjoy a voucher for continental breakfast items & Marley organic coffee's.

We are almost Lochside and in Gairloch Village Square giving us the best of both worlds. It's a peaceful place right in the heart of the Wester Ross National Scenic Area. With just 3 lovely rooms in the building you'll find peace, privacy and the wilderness right outside your door. The sea view rooms offer jaw dropping views across Gairloch Bay! With one of Scotland's most famous and top coffee houses and a unique little bookstore downstairs... how cool can it get?!

We are Lochside but also in the village square (the best of both worlds!) It's a wonderful peaceful setting (which is why I live here) with stunning views across Gairloch bay to the ancient Torridon Mountains and the Isle of Skye. The Mountain Coffee Company and Hillbillies Bookstore (see Lonely Planet/Rough Guides & Scotland the Best!) is on site and where I am Manager. It's a lovely quiet place and you'll love the views! There are several Inns and eateries within walking distance and more a short drive away. We have 3 of the Scottish Highlands Top 10 Award Winning beaches here in Gairloch. Walks from your doorstep as well as proper mountains from half day hikes to Munroist accents not far away. The famous Inverewe Gardens, Flowerdale Estate & Gairloch Heritage Museum are nearby. A short drive will reach the magnificent Loch Maree, Beigne Eighe National Nature Reserve & the awesome Gruinard Bay.