Self-catering holiday cottages in the Scottish Islands - Page 1 of 1
Choose from 12 holiday cottages in the Scottish Islands.
A proud heritage, stunning landscapes and picturesque beaches are just a few of the reasons to visit the fascinating Scottish Islands. Enjoy living island life the way the locals do and experience the differences from one island to the next. Visitors are spoilt for choice as they hop from island to island, discovering what each one has to offer. Choose from towering mountains, pretty beaches, rolling green fields and superb wildlife. The locals are proud of their heritage and as such, there are plenty of celebrations and events to join in with. Read More
A spacious holiday cottage located on the Isle of Skye in an enviable picture postcard setting with amazing views over Uig bay - the perfect place to escape and unwind. 4 Star.
The Isle of Colonsay is located off the West Coast of Scotland in the Hebrides & has stunning beaches, spectacular views, great walks, bike rides and an abundance of wildlife. Overlooking the sea & within walking distance of the islands hotel, serving very good food, this holiday cottage is a perfect Scottish holiday retreat.
Located on the south end of the Isle of Skye, within the village of Broadford, this traditional stone holiday cottage is in an enviable position with uninterrupted beautiful sea views.
With wonderful sea views, this new well equipped holiday cottage provides the perfect place for a holiday at any time of the year on the Isle of Lewis within the Western Isles of Scotland. 4 Star.
This luxurious four star self catering holiday cottage provides the perfect base for exploring the Hebridean Islands. Located on the Loch shore, close to the beach you will have everything you need for a relaxing holiday. 4 Star.
A traditional ground floor holiday apartment with private entrance and spacious rooms. With fantastic views over Rothesay Bay, this is an ideal place to enjoy a holiday on the Isle of Bute.
Perfectly located on the Isle of Mull alongside the shoreline of Loch Caol, this 5 Star holiday retreat provides an idylic setting for a memorable Scottish Island holiday. 5 Star.
Fantastic luxury holiday cottage with magnificent sea or mountain views from all rooms. Within easy walking distance of local restaurants and amenities and an ideal base from which to tour all of Skye and Wester Ross. 5 Star.
Delightful seaside cottage on the Isle of Skye in Broadford with large garden that borders the shoreline. Ideal for couples, friends and families and pet friendly. Fantastic retreat for those who want to relax and unwind by the sea.
This charming holiday cottage is located in Stornoway, the bustling fishing capital of the Western Isles. Located on the Isle of Lewis, this is an ideal base from which to explore the historical and scenic beauty of the Islands and the cottage is just 5 minutes walk from the centre of the town.
Located in the centre of Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis, the largest of the Scottish Hebridean islands in the Western Isles - within walking distance of shops, restaurants, pubs and the Ferry Terminal.
A delightful holiday cottage on the Isle of Colonsay with stunning sea views. With beautiful beaches, stunning scenery, wonderful wildlife and plenty of outdoor activities, this is a perfect retreat for relaxing.
Scottish Islands Continued
There are so many islands to explore, each with its own unique charm. The fun of the Scottish Islands is finding the island that suits you best. Perhaps the best-known island in the collection is the Isle of Skye, and for good reason. This larger island boasts an impressive mountain range, The Cuillens, that hiking fans will enjoy scaling. There are also beautiful crystal clear pools, castles and gentler walking routes on this exciting island.
Peace-seeking holidaymakers will enjoy the tranquillity of Colonsay, with its beautiful rolling hills dressed in miles of lush purple heather. Colonsay is a more remote island where you can forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life and go for long walks; cycle around the island or relax on one of the stunning deserted beaches.
If restful recreation is what you’re after, then the Isle of Bute, with its 3 golf courses and dozens of lochs, provides the ideal location. A beautiful island with many historical sites, the Isle of Bute provides a stunning backdrop for slow-paced leisurely activities. As with all of the many and varied Scottish Islands, there is plenty of wildlife to spot on long gentle walks though beautiful scenery.
Those seeking history should make a trip to the Isle of Lewis. Many of the proud inhabitants of this island still speak Gaelic alongside English and are happy to tell you about their important historical island. As well as beaches, boat trips and plenty of wildlife, the historical attractions on this pretty island are truly fascinating. Visit the many standing stone sites, such as those in Callanish or the Norse thatched buildings that have been lovingly preserved.
The sheer variety of islands is reason alone to visit the fascinating Scottish Islands. With so much choice and so much to do, this holiday destination offers plenty to do, whatever your preference.