Ferienunterkünfte in Drumbuie

An Dòbhran - a seaside spacious luxury home.

Brand new, spacious luxury house with mountain and sea views. Distinctly Scottish, owned by local family and built on the family croft. The sea view changes constantly, with sea & shore birds, golden & sea eagles and regular visits from otters, it’s a country paradise. The local pub & hotel are a short walk & a few mins from world-famous Eilean Donan Castle. Ideally located for Skye, Glenshiel & other mountains, it’s a perfect base for walking, cycling, kayaking & sightseeing. Or doing nothing.

Cladaich Lodge, Plockton, Near Isle of Skye

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

Cosy Toes Pod 2 No Hot Tub

Cosy Toes pod 2. NO hot tub with this pod. Accommodation Designed for self -catering to our own bespoke specifications for all your needs. Only 1 Small double bed and bathroom & shower. Kitchen fitted out with a dishwasher, microwave, 2 ring hob, fridge freezer. The living area has a sofa ,Smart TV with Netflix & Prime & other apps, use your own sign in. Heating, WiFi,and Alexa. 4G mobile signal. Nice decking area with table and chairs. Maximum of 2 guests not suitable for children.

Captain's Croft

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

Bothan dubh

Bothan dubh (Black Bothy) We are situated in Badicaul which is a 5 minute drive from the Skye bridge and a 10 minute drive in the other direction to the beautiful village of Plockton. Relax and unwind in our peaceful, self contained studio with en-suite bathroom. Enjoy amazing views from the studio looking over the sea to Skye. Centrally located for exploring with Plockton 5 miles away, Kyle of Lochalsh 1.5 miles ,Skye bridge 2 miles away & Eilean Donan Castle 10 miles away.

Plockton, Camus Fearn Barn

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

Ardmhor Guesthouse. 2 bed, self catering on Skye.

Based in Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye, we are excellently situated for exploring both Skye and the nearby Scottish mainland. Over the road from the beautiful strait of Kyle Akin, you have the iconic Skye Bridge (and magnificent sunsets) to your left, and to your right, views past Castle Moil, down Loch Alsh (with beautiful sunrises!) We have a lovely garden surrounding the property.

Kabine-Deluxe-Ensuite Dusche-Meerblick-Darach

The township of Breakish offers the most magnificent sunsets and each one is never the same. Our cabins have been built around the view of the everchanging sky across the island of Pabay and the Inner Sound between Skye and Raasay. Both spaces feature a huge picture window, allowing you to take in the view from the comfort of your bed.

Active Holiday in the Highlands?

Spacious contemporary cottage for two in the North West Highlands of Scotland, 3 miles from Plockton. A unique base for adventures… whether it be in the mountains, on the water, cycling on Britain’s highest road or exploring the local crofting landscape.