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2 Guests 24 Oct 26 - 24 Oct 26
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We think you'll love
- The little library of fiction, non-fiction, local history, maps and guides to help plan some wonderful hikes and hill walks, including majestic An Teallach
- Just watching the sky and the sea – looking out for otters, sea eagles, curlews, seals and, if you're lucky, dolphins, whales and porpoises
- Lighting the wood-burner on chilly days, cooking up a storm in the kitchen, settling in with a dram or two
You should know
- WiFi can be a bit tricky because of where you are, but if you avoid using too many devices at once you can achieve reasonable speeds
- Sorry, no dogs
- It's not the best spot for young children with unprotected cliff edges and being so close to the water
A secluded and romantic retreat where you can immerse yourself in nature, embrace the peace and quiet, watch for local wildlife, or simply slow down and unwind beside the wood-burning stove while taking in the breathtaking sea views.
Alessia
Sawday's Inspector
A must for natural beauty and wildlife. We have been visiting Scotland for 30 plus years and never had a more stunning view of the highlands, straight from the living room window. The constant changes from the sky and sea are hypnotic. The window on the highlands is addictive. And we did see an otter swim past the window. A truly privileged experience. Never to be forgotten.