Your West Highland holiday starts at The Old Dairy. This peaceful holiday cottage is in a beautiful location overlooking Loch Melfort and within easy reach of Oban and the ferry to Mull. It's perfect for couples or individuals, including those with a dog, sleeping two people in one bedroom with views of Loch Melfort and the surrounding hills from the balcony. The location is ideal for walking, mountain biking, horseriding, fly fishing, golf, and sightseeing, with gardens, historic castles and plenty to appeal in all seasons. You'll want to spend as much time in this tranquil setting as possible, but short breaks are available if you can only escape for a few days.
Janevale is perfect for your next family holiday in the southwest of Scotland. The charming stone holiday cottage sleeps six people in three bedrooms with a kitchen well-equipped for self-catering and a beautifully kept garden. It's a short stroll from Janevale to shops, a golf course, tea rooms, restaurants and other amenities in Kirkcudbright. There is an enormous choice of places to walk, cycle and fish, including around the spectacular Solway Coast and beside the River Dee. There is plenty to do within a few miles, giving you endless ways to enjoy your holiday in all seasons.
This holiday home in the south of the Rhins of Galloway has some of the best sea views in Scotland. You can look out over the Irish Sea towards Belfast from the windows and gardens at Helensdale, a three-bedroom self-catering property three miles west of Drummore. Walking, cycling, golf, fishing, boat trips, and bird watching are just a few ways to enjoy this gorgeous landscape in all seasons. You're only half an hour from Stranraer, and there's a pub, village shop and cafe in Drummore. Children and dogs are welcome. Short breaks are possible depending on availability.
If Mother Nature were a person, she'd live on the Isle of Skye. Or, more specifically, in Lower Milovaig hamlet where Kathy's Cottage is. This charming two-bedroom holiday home sleeps four but is best for couples or solo travellers. It has jaw-dropping views over Loch Pooltiel and Dunvegan Head to the Outer Hebrides. Glendale village is two miles away, and you're only a quarter of a mile from Meanish Pier and the slipway. Walking, bird watching, fishing, and wildlife and nature photography are all popular activities. The cottage is great for a self-catering holiday in all seasons.
Lochead Chalets are attractively positioned and perfect for young families, or a couple (with or without a dog). Ideal for your first time at Ellary – try it out and you won't be disappointed! The Lochead Chalets each have 2 bedrooms – 1 double and 1 bunk room (full sized single bunks). They have a shower room, and a comfortable living room with kitchenette off. The large windows in the living room give plenty of opportunities to watch the wildlife, and enjoy the views. They all have a verandah out the front too, and outdoor seating. They are especially popular with bird watchers, and anglers.
