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Holiday rentals in Shieldaig

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A serene coastal scene portrays the calm sea under a clear blue sky, with gentle waves lapping at the shore. A rocky shoreline leads to a green, wooded hillside in the distance, while a charming property sits elevated nearby, completing the tranquil landscape.
Flat in Shieldaig
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Beautiful Sea Front Property Shieldaig

A truly unique elevated south facing location a stones throw from the sea, the only property right by the sea offering spectacular sea loch views to both South and West for watching sea life, porpoise and dolphins are seen regularly from this corner as are seals and otters. On entering Windwords people often comment of having a sense of stepping aboard a boat! Each bedroom holds commanding views out to sea from the comfort of your bed. Unique elevated position, very private. Full sun all year.

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Large glass doors frame a sweeping view of the shimmering Loch Carron, with rolling hills in the background. A comfortable seating area is visible, inviting guests to relax and enjoy the serene landscape. Natural light floods the space, enhancing the warm wooden interiors.
Cabin in Lochcarron
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

Samphire Lodge with sauna - stunning loch views

A stunning three bedroom Highland lodge on The North Route 500, boasting spectacular views. Samphire lodge is situated on a hill giving it a vantage overlooking the sea Loch to the Attadale valley. Situated at the edge of the village, you are a short stroll from local amenities. Indoors you are greeted by the warm colour of the wood, and feels especially cosy when the cast iron fire is roaring. Samphire Lodge has three spacious bedrooms, a wet room, an outdoor sauna and fully equipped kitchen.

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A stone cottage is positioned beside a tranquil loch, surrounded by lush grass and highland scenery. Majestic mountains rise in the background, bathed in golden light from the setting sun. A gravel path leads to the cottage, enhancing its secluded and natural setting.
Cottage in Torridon
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 40 reviews

Sealgair Cottage, Badan Mhugaidh, Torridon

Sealgair is Gaelic for Stalker. Badan Mhugaidh (pron. Batan Voogy) is in a truly stunning position by the Balgy River, nestling in the foothills of Beinn Damph and looking across the loch directly to the Torridon mountains Beinn Alligin & Liathach. Incredible Highland mountain & loch scenery, wilderness and wildlife. A real get-away-from-it-all retreat for families or couples. Enjoy walking, cycling, kayaking or climbing or just enjoy the scenery and the quiet. Your dog is welcome at Sealgair.

Top guest favourite
A charming white-washed cottage is situated on a lush green hillside, overlooking a serene bay with boats gently bobbing in the water. The structure features a large picture window and a gravel pathway leading to vibrant garden beds, enhancing the inviting exterior.
Home in Highland
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 34 reviews

Waterfront cottage Applecross Peninsula

New ! 3 night stays available. An Tigh Beag is a detached , stunningly restored 100 year old quaint white washed cottage, sitting on the beautiful Applecross Peninsula. Elevated in its own magical grounds overlooking the sleepy bay of Loch Beag. Famous for incredible views , sunsets, dark starry skies and the Northern Lights. Perfectly situated for climbing, walking, cycling and fishing being so close to Torridon. Also fabulous for just relaxing in the cottage grounds watching the world go by

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A traditional cottage with a red exterior is featured alongside a stone-faced building. Both properties exhibit sloped roofs and multiple windows, emphasizing their charming architecture. Greenery can be seen in the foreground, creating a serene setting in the Highland village.
Cottage in Shieldaig
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 17 reviews

The Cottage

The Cottage is a traditional cottage in the picturesque Highland village of Shieldaig which has been carefully extended and refurbished to provide comfortable high quality accommodation for up to 5 guests. We are located close to the pier and the walled front garden borders the sea. There are also extensive secluded rear gardens to explore. The village has good amenities. The hotel and shop are a five minute walk and Nanny's coffee shop is even nearer. STL Licence HI 10107-R EPC rating D62

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A wooden deck extends from the cottage, featuring a simple table and seating. The calm water reflects the surrounding landscape, while the sun casts a warm light on the grass. The view includes distant village buildings and gentle hills beyond the loch.
Cottage in Shieldaig
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Shore Cottage, by the sea, amazing views.

As close to the sea as you could get. Peaceful and private. No road in front. Spacious grounds with stream, bridge and trees. Just the two bedrooms (one with king size bed and the otherwith 2 singles). Fantastic kitchen, dining, living room space with 6 windows for maximum sunlight and views and a wood burning stove. Situated at one end of the village within walking distance of pub, restaurants and shop. Perfect spot for watching sea eagles, otters, seals and sunsets. Magical and inspiring!

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The exterior view of the end-terraced house is captured on a sunny day, highlighting white walls and a brown tiled roof. A fenced garden area features a table with six chairs and a large umbrella, providing a shaded space for outdoor dining.
Home in Shieldaig
4.74 out of 5 average rating, 159 reviews

Family home in the heart of beautiful shieldaig.

A 3 bedroom family home suited to family of 4. Situated in the centre of the village close to amenities. This is house my husband grew up in, we have moved to village from city living. We now live close by to this home. The home is end terraced, with back and front garden. The front garden offering stunning side sea view. Our home has been lived in with our family and is in need of general maintenance. This is something we are working through with each month, please bear this is mind.

Top guest favourite
The image displays a scenic view of a coastal village surrounded by hills and water. Several houses are visible, with Alltan highlighted in an orange circle. The landscape features lush greenery and rocky terrain under a partly cloudy sky.
Guest suite in Shieldaig
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 188 reviews

Alltan-Annex by the burn

Alltan is a modern house situated right on the NC500 on the foot of Beinn Shieldaig. It has a private drive and a large garden. Wifi is available. The accommodation is self-catering and includes continental breakfast ingredients, i.e. tea, coffee, eggs, cheese, yoghurts, cereal, milk, toast and fruit are available to guests. The unit has a private entrance, bathroom and kitchenette/dining area. The kitchenette is equipped with a fridge, a combination microwave and kitchen equipment.

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A large curved glass door opens to reveal a private decking area with two wooden chairs, overlooking the tranquil waters of the Atlantic Ocean at sunset. The horizon is filled with warm hues, and the surrounding landscape is gently illuminated by the fading light.
Holiday home in Shieldaig
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 43 reviews

Sildvik Cabin - Luxury ensuite couples cabin.

A luxury couples cabin with stunning uninterrupted elevated views over the Atlantic Ocean. The cabin has been stylishly decorated with nods to its Highland and maritime heritage combined with the simplicity of Nordic design. Includes- Fully equipped kitchen, ensuite shower room, TV, Double bed, private decking and more! NOTE- FRI/SAT/SUN 3 NIGHT STAY OR MON/TUE/WED/THU 4 NIGHT STAYS AVAILABLE. CHECK IN DAYS EITHER MONDAY OR FRIDAY ONLY. CABIN ADVERTISED ELSEWHERE - RATES MAY VARY.

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A modern retreat is nestled among rocky terrain, featuring expansive glass panels that offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The structure's wooden exterior complements the natural environment, while the distant hills create a striking backdrop under a soft, evening sky.
Earthen home in Culnacnoc
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 58 reviews

Elysium Skye - luxury retreat

A luxury retreat on the Isle of Skye. There is so much to love in this unique stylish escape. Walls of glass seamlessly connect you with nature boasting panoramic sea views across the Isles of Rona & Raasay. Close to dramatic landscapes like The Old Man of Storr, The Quiraing & Kilt Rock. Ideal for hikers seeking tranquillity, lovers and solo travellers who enjoy a bit of luxury. The bedroom doubles as a cinema, the views are breathtaking with thoughtful design throughout.

Top guest favourite
The exterior of the cottage is shown, featuring a vibrant orange roof. Two chairs are placed under an umbrella on a gravel path, surrounded by low stone walls and greenery. The picturesque mountain backdrop adds a serene element to the setting.
Cottage in Torridon
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Traditional Highland Seaside Cottage in Torridon

An Airidh (Gaelic for 'The Sheiling") is a cosy cottage for two that has recently been lovingly refurbished to a high standard in traditional style. It nestles below the mighty Liathach and the seashore, in the village of Torridon and has wonderful views of the mountains and sea all around. It has a well equipped kitchen and dining area, a comfortable living area and bedroom with an en suite shower room. All are centrally heated and perfect for all seasons.

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The detached home sits on the edge of the water, surrounded by rocky shoreline and natural landscapes. The calm blue waters of Loch Beag can be seen, reflecting the clear sky. Rolling hills provide a backdrop to the remote and serene setting.
Home in Highland
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Waterfront Cottage on the Applecross Peninsula

Tigh A'Mhuillin (The Mill House) is a lovely detached home close to picturesque coastal villages (5 miles from Shieldaig and 17 miles from Applecross), with shops and pubs. Fabulous hill walking and climbing in the Torridon mountains, mountain biking on tracks and quiet roads, fishing, and sea trips to explore this beautiful part of the Highlands. For the less energetic, just sit, relax and watch the ever-changing scenery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Shieldaig?

    Shieldaig has cosy waterfront cottages, guesthouses with mountain views, and vacation rentals suited for families and solo travelers. Many stays are locally owned and allow you to connect with the area's tranquil surroundings.

  • What are the best things to do in Shieldaig with kids?

    Families often explore the rocky shoreline, stroll village paths, and enjoy outdoor picnics by the bay. Wildlife spotting and boat rides are frequently suggested activities to create memorable experiences for kids.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Shieldaig?

    Shieldaig has sea kayaking along the coastline, hiking nearby trails, and sampling local seafood in village eateries. Community events and scenic walks are frequently mentioned for visitors seeking authentic experiences.

  • How is the weather in Shieldaig?

    Shieldaig has cool, rainy winters around 37–46°F (3–8°C), and milder summers averaging 53–63°F (11–17°C). Rain is common year-round, so waterproof footwear and jackets are widely suggested.

  • When is the best time to visit Shieldaig?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and longer daylight hours. Many visitors enjoy the lush green landscapes and seasonal activities during these months.

  • What are the best places to visit in Shieldaig?

    Visitors often stroll the village harbor, enjoy coastal viewpoints, and explore traditional stone cottages. The waterfront and local eateries are frequently suggested for a taste of Shieldaig’s atmosphere.

  • What are some hiking trails in Shieldaig?

    Shieldaig has scenic trails around Loch Shieldaig and woodland paths that offer mountain and bay views. Many visitors also hike nearby routes in Torridon for more challenging terrain and expansive vistas.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Shieldaig?

    Families frequently enjoy wildlife watching, walking along the bay, and sampling local fish and chips. Boat trips and nature crafts are also popular ways to spend time together around the village.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Shieldaig?

    Day trips often include visiting the Torridon hills for hiking, exploring gardens in nearby villages, or touring coastal wildlife centers. Many guests enjoy boat excursions to nearby islands for a change in scenery.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Shieldaig?

    Shieldaig has vacation rentals and guesthouses that welcome pets, making it easier to bring your companion along. The village and surrounding nature are well suited for exploring with dogs.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Shieldaig?

    Waterproof gear and layered clothing are frequently advised, as rain is common. Locals suggest checking tide schedules for shoreline walks and sampling locally caught seafood at village restaurants.

  • What is Shieldaig known for?

    Shieldaig is known for its tranquil bay, fresh seafood, and access to scenic Highlands landscapes. The village’s maritime heritage and dramatic coastal views attract visitors seeking peaceful escapes.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Shieldaig?

    Visitors often find secluded picnic spots along the shoreline and quiet woodland trails just outside the village. Traditional craft shops and local boat excursions reveal Shieldaig’s lesser-known charms.

  • What are the best foods to try in Shieldaig?

    Shieldaig has locally caught shellfish, hearty seafood chowders, and home-baked oatcakes. Smoked salmon and traditional Scottish desserts are frequently suggested for a taste of regional flavors.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Shieldaig?

    Pack waterproof jackets, sturdy walking shoes, and layered clothing for variable weather. Binoculars, reusable water bottles, and a camera help you make the most of Shieldaig's natural beauty.

  • What is the nightlife in Shieldaig like?

    Shieldaig’s nightlife is relaxed, with village pubs hosting occasional live music and gatherings. Evenings are often spent enjoying conversations over local brews and savoring seafood in intimate settings.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Shieldaig?

    Shieldaig has village fetes and local craft markets that are frequently suggested, especially in summer. Community events celebrating Highland culture and traditional music often draw locals and visitors together.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Shieldaig?

    Shieldaig has family-friendly vacation rentals, including cottages and guesthouses with larger rooms and outdoor spaces. Many accommodations are located near nature spots and village amenities.