Nead Bernera gallery Gallery
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We think you'll love
- The Scandi-Scottish vibe – the owners’ creative flair shines through in every thoughtful detail
- The utterly remote, peaceful setting surrounded by nature
- Seeing warblers, stonechats and goldfinches from the deck, or cormorants, oystercatchers, even eagles, from the beach
You should know
- The bothy is remote, so it’s best to pre-order and collect your provisions at the local village shop before you arrive
- You're next to another rental property (distant but visible), so you might have neighbours sharing access to the beach and the communal outdoor spaces
- There are no facilities for babies or children, although they are welcome to stay
Sophie and Sarah's creative flair and desire to provide a place for rest and recovery has succeeded, here and at Taigh Whin in Glenelg and at Feada Coille in Sheildaig. They are all places to restore and connect with the natural world. The scenery and views from every window are stunning and they clearly have a passion to promote Scotland and all it has to offer.
Jenny
Sawday's Inspector