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Accommodation on the Outer
Hebrides
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Beul na Mara
Superior
Self Catering in Brue on the Isle of Lewis
 
 
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Beul na Mara offers
uninterrupted sea views, crofting location, and is a paradise for those
who enjoy walking, fly-fishing, bird-watching, water sports and
archaeological gems such as The Standing Stones at Callanish, Dun
Carloway and The Arnol Black house.
A superior
self-catering traditional croft cottage Beul na Mara has been renovated
for the 2011 season and is now light and airy, warm and welcoming.
Set in its own
grounds, it is only a short stroll over the machair to sand dunes and
beaches.
A waymarked coastal path is
accessed through the garden gate
Brue is surrounded by
wonderful scenery and sandy beaches yet everything that the islands have
to offer is within easy reach.
From the cottage it
is less than 30minutes drive to the centre of the fishing port of
Stornoway with its thriving arts and sports centres, beautiful golf
course and many good restaurants.
A regular bus service
runs to and from Brue and a licensed village shop/garage is just over 1
mile away.
Tel:
01851 840754
Email:
heatherbrough@aol.com
Web:
www.selfcateringlewisandharris.com |
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The Borrodale Hotel
Daliburgh, South
Uist
Tel:
01878
700444
 
 
Contact :- Sheila Mac Cormick
Phone:- 01878700444
email:-
reception@borrodalehotel.co.uk
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The
Borrodale Hotel, Daliburgh prides itself on its friendly, relaxed
atmosphere and mouth watering food in this family run hotel. Come
fishing in an angler’s paradise, with the best lochs and beats in
Europe. Full rod room facilities are available and after a superb day’s
fishing, there is nothing better than coming home to a warm Borrodale
welcome.
Relax in our comfortable lounge bar and savour a dram from our selection
of fine whiskies. Enjoy the atmosphere of our live music nights.
Experience our unique mix of friendly company, traditional Hebridean
hospitality and excellent local or visiting musicians. Unwind in one of
our stylish and restful rooms, you will sleep well after the sweetness
of the Island air. Truly outstanding food is prepared from fresh local
ingredients by our talented chefs.
What memories will you have of your stay? Will it be the sound of softly
spoken Gaelic, the thrill of walking along the Beinn Mhor ridge?
Watching eagles
glide over the heather clad slopes, the anticipation of a ‘tight line’
as a fish takes your fly. A star spangled moonlit walk along a secluded
beach, the excitement of discovering otter tracks at the waters edge. A
challenging round of golf at the ‘Old Tom Morris’ Askernish golf course
or relaxing on your own ‘private’ beach, helping your children build
sand castles.
Whatever they may be, come and experience the tranquil beauty and
glowing warmth of the hospitality of South Uist
Thigeabh agus
faraichaibh. |
Borrodale Self
Catering Cottages
Daliburgh, South Uist, Western Isles, Scotland
 
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Head to the Island
of South Uist where unspoilt beauty coupled with a fantastic array of
wildlife and flowers leaves treasures galore to explore.
This is the ideal
base for exploring the neighbouring Islands of North Uist, Balasher,
Benbecula, Eriskay & even Barra. Hill Walking, Fishing, Golf,
Archaeology, we have something to suite everyone.
Relax in modern spacious surroundings in the privacy of your own house.
Situated around the harbour of Lochboisdale, These 3 properties recently
renovated, and new to the market, offer individual charm and the
comforts of home. With Borrodale self catering you can find the type of
accommodation which suites your needs best.
Calabhaigh house,
originally the Sorting office and telex station stands proud, next to
the new Harbour development. This is a functional house for large groups
or families.
Bank House , ideal
for Fishing or Golfing groups or large families, sits on an elevated
site overlooking the bay. It has retained its grandeur with high
ceilings and a beautiful curved stair
Harbour Cottage, the
ideal hideaway, with its modern furnishings has still kept the cosy
cottage feel with the log effect burning stove |
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Kilvale Bed &
Breakfast
240 Garryhellie,
Isle of South Uist, Western Isles
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Kilvale provides
modern three star accommodation on the Lochmaddy / Lochboisdale road,
3.4 miles from the Lochboisdale ferry and about 10 miles from the
Eriskay to Barra Ferry. We can collect and return passengers without
transport
We are Ideally placed for Golfers, being close to the newly restored
Askernish Golf Course, and for those interested in Walking we are close
to miles of white sandy beaches, and a perfect coda for hillwalking and
climbing. Ben Mhor is the only Graham [620 metres / 2,034 ft] in the
Uists, and Hecla and Corradale can also be taken in on a days walk. We
are also ideally placed for Anglers.
Kilvale has 2 double
bedrooms and 1 twin room; all are en-suite, and there is a very friendly
hotel within walking distance from Kilvale.
Tel: 1878 700394
Email:
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Self Catering
Cottage, Isle of Harris
Tel: 01859 520 259
 
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Shalom is a newly
built 5 star luxurious cottage on a croft in an elevated position above
the coastal village of Strond in South Harris.
halom Cottage
accommodates up to six guests with a special emphasis on welcoming
children
All these Islands
are in the Sound of Harris and will be seen from the cottage - Islands
in the Sound - Pabbay, Killegray, Lingay, Dunarin, Gillesay, Ensay,
Langay, Uists, Berneray, Skye
Your hosts Kathryn
and Raymond Campbell & Family assure you of a warm Hebridean welcome
when you arrive on the beautiful Island of Harris
Email:
info@shalomcottage.co.uk
Web:
www.shalomcottage.co.uk |
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Clachan Cottage
Lochboisdale, South Uist
Tel: 01851 840 409
Email:
info@clachancottage.co.uk
Web:
www.clachancottage.co.uk |
This
recently modernised house is located in the village of
Lochboisdale, South Uist.
This island is renowned for
its abundance of freshwater lochs and fine fishing; for
bird-watching, shooting, hill-walking, and also golfing.
The golf course, in nearby
Askernish, has been confirmed as being originally planned by
Tom Morris. Plans are being considered to re-instate it to
its former glory.
The island has a rich
heritage of Gaelic culture and every year, the musical
festival Ceolas takes place in early July, which attracts an
influx of visitors who wish to sample a little of the
language and the musical heritage, which pervades the island
way of life.
The house itself has one
double, one twin and one single bedroom, with a
well-equipped kitchen and a comfortable lounge where guests
can relax after a busy day's fishing or touring.
Please visit our
web site for more details
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Gladstone House
Ness, Isle of Lewis
Outer Hebrides
Tel: +44 (0) 1851
810269
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4 star luxury two
bedroomed accommodation overlooking the wild atlantic ocean, offering
seasonal short breaks as well as long stay, situated on the most
northerly tip of the Outer Hebrides - on the edge of Europe and the next
stop is America, with an abundance of loch, sea, and river fishing close
by.
Rod Hire and
fishing accessories are available nearby.
The accommodation
offers adjacent storage for fishing gear and wet clothes. Has a deep
freeze and barbecue on your deck for good catches.
There are an
abundance of fishing and walking guide books in the property and we can
arrange a local fishing guide for half day or daily hire for loch or
river fishing. The rates to be agreed between angler and guide.
There are
abundant fishing lochs for trout and permit river fishing also for trout
and salmon and beautiful unspoilt beaches and landscape.
Families can
also fish from Port of Ness harbour which you can see from your window
and where the Beach House restaurant overlooks
the harbour.
Please read our
guest comments through the years on our website and come and stay with
us.
An unforgettable
experience in a stunning accommodation and unspoilt quiet landscape
where nothing is too much trouble for your hosts.
Email:
magaidh1@aol.com
Web:
www.dreamhebrides.com |
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