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An open-plan living space features a cozy seating area with a grey sofa and armchair, alongside a small dining table. A woodburning stove stands in front of the bed, which is adorned with soft, folded towels. Large windows allow for ample natural light.
Chalet in Badachro
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 182 reviews

Little Aird Hill - walkable to Inn - Car Charger

A light and airy timber built chalet with a modern, warm interior offering a real home from home. It sleeps a max of 2 people. Enjoy the view across the bay and a 12 minutes walk to the local, Badachro Inn. The property is located in the grounds of Badachro Distillery, a fully working distillery and is 20m from the main house. Join a tour and let us tell you all about our delicious artisan Spirits. Dogs allowed by prior arrangement. Car charger is available to use by arrangement (charges apply)

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A cozy sleeping area features a spacious queen-size bed with crisp white linens. Natural wood finishes create a rustic charm, complemented by soft gray curtains framing the window that allows gentle light to illuminate the room.
Guest house in Dundonnell
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 354 reviews

Rustic charm, cosy & nostalgic Bedstee for 2

Bedstee is a remote, sheltered haven on our croft in a beautiful setting overlooking Little Loch Broom. Situated at the end of an 8 mile single track road off the NC500, it's perfect to explore the Highlands. Adventure, stunning views, silence and the elements, our cosy, romantic Bedstee has an intimate and nostalgic rustic feel. Created with love and attention to detail, we wish that you will experience a unique stay in a wonderful little crofting township. Dogs on leads are very welcome.

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The exterior of a glamping pod is shown, featuring a green grass area and a wooden deck. Two Adirondack chairs and a picnic table are positioned nearby, with a fire pit made of stone for outdoor gatherings. A scenic hillside is visible in the background.
Farm stay in Highland Council
5 out of 5 average rating, 213 reviews

An T-Iasgair pod Glamping on a Croft with sea view

April: Lambing on the Croft Cozy studio retreat with stunning views, situated on a working croft, surrounded by Hills, sea and sheep. Perfect location to relax enjoying the sunset after a day of discoveries or just take it slow and chill for few days. Set at the northern tip of the breathtaking Trotternish Peninsula on the Isle of Skye, We are ideally located to explore some of Skye’s most iconic landmarks: Old Man of Storr, The Quairing, Fairy Glen and Rubha Hunish. @an_t_iasgair_croft

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A charming house is set against a backdrop of a blue sky dotted with clouds. Surrounded by grass and a fence, the structure features a sloped roof and multiple windows, showcasing its rural setting. Trees in the vicinity add to the natural scenery.
Apartment in Highland Council
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

Holiday home near Gairloch - stunning location!

A delightful self-contained upper flat with stunning sea views to the Isle of Skye, the Hebrides and mountains. Peaceful and contemporary, we offer a great base for exploring the Highlands. The house is in South Erradale, a small village south of Gairloch, off the North Coast 500 route, and within walking distance of some of Scotland's most beautiful beaches. A haven for families, couples or solo travellers. The stunning scenery is perfect for walkers, birders, cyclists and photographers.

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The exterior of the property showcases a charming structure with a balcony above the entrance. Surrounding greenery includes flowering plants and gravel paths, while the rugged landscape and distant mountains create a serene backdrop.
Guest suite in Inchnadamph
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 200 reviews

Relaxing Self Catering Room on Spectacular NC500

The Byre is located in the farmhouse steading of Kirkton of Assynt, Inchnadamph, on the North Coast 500. Inchnadamph is renowned for its beauty, geology, wildlife, fishing, historical sites, walking and caving but is equally suited to those looking for a family holiday or quick break. Enjoy the peace and quiet with views of Conival, Quinag and Canisp at the head of Loch Assynt where the deer regularly graze a few feet away. Lochinver is 13 miles away and the nearest sandy beach 15 miles.

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The interior of the cabin features a large glass door, providing a view of the landscape beyond. A log burner is positioned near a wooden seating area, with sunlight streaming in. Soft fabrics and natural wood tones create a warm and inviting environment.
Cabin in Portree
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

Gael

Gael is a modern cabin on a working croft, which captures uninterrupted views over Portree bay, Ben Tianavaig and the Cuillin hills in the far distance. The cabin itself has a full height atrium which includes a functional kitchenette, seating area, log-burner and a three-piece bathroom suite. The mezzanine level is accessed by a wooden staircase featuring a comfortable double bed. Situated just off the Scorrybreach trail this is the perfect launchpad for your Skye adventure.

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A cozy cabin interior features large glass windows that provide scenic views of Loch Broom and the surrounding mountains. Two comfortable chairs face a small outdoor table on the decking. A kitchenette with modern appliances is visible, complemented by a decorative plant arrangement.
Cabin in Highland Council
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 654 reviews

Enjoy pure tranquillity at Per Mare Per Terram

Per Mare Per Terram is a cosy cabin that boasts breath taking views of Loch Broom and the surrounding Munros. Standing alone at the top of Braes in Ullapool it has a wonderful cosy feeling when wrapped up inside, offering out of the way tranquillity whilst still being able to enjoy the amazing scenery no matter what the weather conditions. The cabin is equipped with a fridge, microwave,kettle, toaster and excellent wi-fi. It also has a shower room and modern composting toilet.

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A stone cottage is featured, showcasing natural materials and a green grass-covered roof. The structure stands amidst greenery, with a single window offering a view of the surroundings. The rustic appearance is complemented by simple landscaping, adding charm to the remote setting.
Home in Achnahaird
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 154 reviews

The Turf House - unique stone built Turf House

The Turf House is ideal for a romantic get-away. Spacious, unique living room with multi-fuel stove and open-plan kitchen. Large bedroom with a four-poster bed. Bathroom with antique roll top bath and separate instantaneous shower. Beautiful mountain views and a 10 minute walk from an amazing beach. Excellent walking, climbing, fishing, kayaking, diving and wildlife. Don't forget your camera! Saturday to Saturday booking, but happy to accept min 3 night booking.

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A pod is nestled among lush greenery, with shrubs in the foreground. The backdrop features a scenic view of a lake and hills, under a partly cloudy sky that adds depth to the landscape.
Tiny home in Aultbea
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 276 reviews

Loch Ewe Pods @ 'Mountain Ash View'

With stunning panoramic views from the famous Torridon mountain range across Loch Ewe, 'Mountain Ash View' is one of our two snug pods (see also 'Stormy Bay View'). Full of mod cons and comfy furnishings, with the added luxury of underfloor heating. We are located in the crofting community of Mellon Charles, just 4 miles from the epic NC500 route. With beaches and coastal walks nearby, enjoy the tranquility of 'Mountain Ash View' as a base to explore our bonnie area.

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A traditional white cottage stands amidst lush green grass and vibrant orange flowers, overlooking Loch Ewe. The backdrop features distant mountains under a clear blue sky, creating a serene and open landscape.
Cottage in Midtown of Inverasdale
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 277 reviews

The Cottage at Little Wood

Traditional mid-19th century detached crofter's cottage in the village of Inverasdale overlooking Loch Ewe, refurbished to provide mod cons whilst retaining its rustic character. Set in 6 acres of enclosed, partially wooded croft land with panoramic mountain views & pedestrian access to loch. Huge sandy beaches 5 mins away by car. Sleeps up to 5 in 3 bedrooms. Children & up to 2 well-behaved pets welcome.

Top guest favourite
A wooden deck surrounds the cabin, featuring seating for relaxation. The green roof adds a natural touch, blending with the landscape. Large glass doors provide views of the surrounding hills and mountains, allowing for abundant natural light throughout the space.
Chalet in Shieldaig
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 331 reviews

Cedar Studio—Luxury self-contained private studio

The Studio is a self contained and cozy Scandinavian inspired wood cabin, located next to our home in the picturesque village of Shieldaig. It benefits from a small & private outdoor decking area with a raised aspect overlooking the mountains of Ben Damph & Ben Shieldaig. The area itself is arguably the most scenic wilderness area of the UK, famous for outdoor pursuits of all types.

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A single-story cottage is presented from an exterior view, featuring white walls and a slate roof. A pathway leads to the front door, flanked by a grassy area. Large windows are visible, allowing natural light to enter the interior.
Cottage in Highland Council
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

Cosy 2 bedroom cottage with woodburning stove

Relax with the whole family, including the dogs, at this peaceful place to stay. Views to the Torridon mountains and across to Skye provide the perfect setting for sunsets and sunrises. Recently renovated this 2 bedroom cottage blends cosiness with all the modern amenities you would expect. A secluded and quiet spot with a stunning beach only a short walk away.

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All about Gairloch

Gairloch means short loch, so named because the sea loch on whose shores the town sits is only six miles long. But oh, what six miles! Gairloch’s serene views stretch all the way to the Isle of Skye, and it’s still big enough for a number of sandy beaches. Aside from the beach in the village, there’s the appropriately named Big Sand, just three miles away, and on the opposite side of the loch is Red Point, with its red sand dunes and mesmerizing sunsets. Despite the town’s small population, Gairloch’s harbour remains busy with fishing life, and boat tours can take you out to the whale and dolphin feeding grounds in the Minch sea channel. You can wander the coastline keeping an eye out for seals and sea eagles, and visit the Gairloch Heritage Museum, which charts the human history of the region since the Stone Age.

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Longa Island

This little island at the mouth of the loch is less than half a square mile in size, yet some 200 years ago it was home to a fishing community all of its own. Named by the Norse people who once lived here (Longa means “ship”), the island is now inhabited by rare birds, which you can visit on a paddling tour.

Flowerdale

Just south of the village lies this 35-acre wooded estate, pleasantly sheltered from the winds and seasonally covered in wildflowers. Publicly accessible walking trails offer stunning views of the hills and lochs all around the glen, including a popular route that will take you above Flowerdale House to a charming waterfall.

Poolewe

A six-mile drive inland brings you to this pretty village on the southern point of neighbouring Loch Ewe. There are markets here every Tuesday in the village hall, as well as a heated indoor swimming pool if the loch water is too chilly to tempt you. The botanical splendour of Inverewe Garden, from its Himalayan poppies to its Tasmanian eucalyptus, thrives thanks to the warming effect of the Gulf Stream.

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