We welcome you to our guest flat which is attached to our home in Portmahomack. We are a sand dune away from a safe beach and coastal walks where you may be lucky and see otters, seals and some of
the Moray Firth dolphins.The village has a golf course with a hospitable clubhouse And a fascinating museum the TARBAT DISCOVERY CENTRE whose website is well worth a look at.

The general store has a good choice of foodstuffs which you can cook in our well equipped kitchen.

The space
The flat has its own front door and wee porch handy for boots and coats and dog beds! Enter the kitchen, bedroom with double bed and en suite shower and loo to the right and sitting room with lovely sea view to the left. TV, books and local info as well as Wifi!

The kitchen cupboard always has a supply of basics ..... tea, coffee cereals , a few tins and fresh milk and bread ...... to which you are welcome!

We have hosted quite a few four legged friends with our visitors recently so feel I should point that out to those with allergic reactions to animals !

While the flat is completely self contained it is an extension of our home, not a typical letting unit, so has an eclectic mix of pictures and books and stuff which I hope you will find homely and interesting!

Guest access
Car parking in front of house but please note there is a flight of steps outside as we are built on a sand dune! Welcome to use the garden .... sit outside and watch the sun go down! Being the east coast village that faces west we are famous for lovely sunsets!

Other things to note
Weather wise ..... the Tarbat Peninsula is one of the driest areas of Scotland! And rarely bothered by the dreaded midge!

Dogs with well behaved owners are welcome to share the flat and the unfenced garden and will no doubt love the beach which , year round, has no restriction on dogs.

The visiting golfer has a choice of courses besides our own 9 hole Tarbat Golf Club …… Tain, Dornoch, Bonar Bridge, Golspie and Invergordon all within easy reach.

History fans can enjoy local sites from ancient brochs to showy Dunrobin Castle and the oil rigs and wind turbines of today!