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The Alexandra offers a unique opportunity to stay in an 110 year old life boat on the shores of Cuan Sound. Situated on Argyll’s rugged coastline, this is the ideal location for kayakers, walkers and those wishing to enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Alexandra is nestled in the bay along with our other lifeboat The Mary Heather, both are part of our small campground facilities here at Cuan Ferry, they both share the shower and toilet facilities provided a short walk away

Alexandra has 6 berths set around a central table, each with a reading light, charger point, pillow and pillow slip, we do not provide linen however we can provide a sleeping bag with liner for a small additional charge. The galley has a two ring hob, microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge and a small sink with cold running water. Crockery, pans and cutlery are all provided. The covered cockpit entrance to the lifeboat provides an outdoor sitting and drying area. The toilet, shower, scullery and drying facilities are situated in our uniquely designed timber cove approximately 25 metres from the lifeboat.

Cuan Sound is a tidal stretch between the Islands of Luing and Seil, that connects two very unique Island communities. Both of which are incredibly vibrant and welcoming, and offer a range of different activities. The Island of Luing- the home of the famous Luing cattle and quarries "that roofed the world" -is only a short ferry ride away and hosts the recently opened Atlantic Islands Centre, a cafe and museum full of stories and history of the surrounding islands! This is a perfect base to take a boat trip, cycle ride, or walk around the shoreline if you are not a kayaker yourself! There are also a variety of lovely pubs and cafes in the area if you fancy a more relaxed excursion.

Cross the famous Bridge over the Atlantic to the tranquil idyll that is the Isle of Seil. Seil is a perfect base to explore the West Coast of Scotland & Hebrides, with Oban's ferry terminal, restaurants and shops just 30 minutes away. See the Corryvreckan whirlpool & encounter the many sea mammals with a Seafari trip, or sea fishing trip with Argyll Sea Tours. Enjoy the abundant wildlife on stunning walks or by simply sitting at your base & watching wild birds, & deer wandering in the garden.

Iona Chalet has been entirely refurbished to a high specification, & has been immaculately maintained since then. It is luxuriously appointed & has a spacious, characterful, light and airy open plan living, fully-fitted integrated kitchen, and dining area with french doors leading to an enclosed and covered veranda for spring and summer, and cosy log burning stove for the winter. Every care has been taken to make your stay as comfortable as possible from the luxury shower room with underfloor heating, to cosy bedrooms. The chalet is detached, with a good sized lawned garden surrounded by fields & woodland, & is in an idyllic setting overlooking the shores of Balvicar Bay. The shoreline is approximately 100 metres from the chalet, & is easily accessed by way of a wooden gated walkway. Upon your arrival you will be supplied with a large basket of logs, kindling & matches, tea, coffee, sugar, milk, choice of red or white wine, butter, fruit, Seil eggs, homemade bread & baking, a selection of the latest magazines, & complimentary hand soap & shampoo. The tariff is also inclusive of all electricity ie. no pay for use meter as in some other similar accommodation.

Balvicar Chalets is a small community (just seven) of cabin-type properties, most of which are lived in permanently. They are set in a peaceful setting backing on to farmland and overlooking Balvicar Bay. Iona Chalet is just 100 metres from the shore, which can be accessed by a wooden walkway.

Simple, lovely and comfortable rebuilt traditional mining cottage just a stone throw off the ferry, and 20m to the Puffer Bar & Restaurant. Enjoy the unique serenity this car-free island has to offer, amidst the Scottish west coast's wild beauty.

Seol-Mara laid in ruins for years like many cottages on the island, and was rebuilt by the former owner in the 1980s, and is now a self-catering holiday cottage. The cottage has a double bedroom, loft space with double mattress, large living room with space for 2 folding beds. A kitchenette with fridge, freezer, cooker, microwave, toaster, kettle, tea & coffee, all the utensils and cutlery you will need and washing machine. The bathroom includes a bath and shower. All bed linen and towels are included. Mobile phone signal on the island is inconsistent, with the best place on the island for signal being near the phone box at the ferry shed. There is also Wi-Fi in the cottage free of charge, although be prepared for slower internet speeds than you may be used to!

The island is currently home to around 65 permanent residents and has undergone some drastic industrial changes in its history. Easdale is one of the four "Slate Islands" in the area that were mined for hundreds of years up until the First World War. These are known as the "islands that roofed the world". However a huge storm hit the area in November 1881, which filled all the quarries with sea water, and in turn wiped out over 300 families' livelihoods. As little as 4 people were left on Easdale during the mid 20th century, but a strong resurgence in recent years now boasts a thriving and welcoming community. The islands' fascinating history is available to read into with much greater detail in Easdale's Folk Museum (open April - October), a must visit for any keen historian. The award winning Puffer Bar & Restaurant is open all year round selling locally brewed beer and superb seafood freshly caught from local fisherman. It's just 2 doors down from the cottage as well! If you fancy doing a unique pub crawl of sorts it is possible, the Oyster Brewery is just on the mainland side off the ferry, and the Tigh an Truish is further down the road at the Bridge Over The Atlantic. The whole area boasts beautiful walks, and the island itself can be walked around leisurely in 30 mins, but can take many more hours to explore in its entirety. Climb the hill to discover fantastic views and point out the surrounding islands. Visit the swimming quarry for a fresh swim or jump in off the cliffs for those adrenaline-seeking types. Practice your stone skimming with perfect slate stones, the island is home to the famous World Stone Skimming Championships in September every year. An ideal place to just get away from it all... Wildlife is a big tourism factor to the area, porpoise and dolphins are occasionally spotted through the ferry channel and off the island. Local boat tours in the area like SeaFari Adventures actually take you down to see the infamous Corryvreckan Whirlpool (3rd largest worldwide), seals, eagles, cetaceans and many others. Easdale is a perfect stopping point on a tour of the Scottish West Coast. Access to the North West is easy by road, and in Oban you can hop on a CalMac ferry to get to the Outer Hebrides and other islands.

Situated on the picturesque Isle of Seil in Argyll, connected to the mainland by the famous Bridge over the Atlantic, our cottage is in an area with plenty to see and do. From walks, to boat trips, Islands to visit, kayaking, museums, castles and beaches, there is something for everyone.

The cottage has a double bedroom, living room with eating area, open plan kitchen and a bathroom with large walk in shower. There is a small wood burning stove in the living room with wood provided throughout the duration of your stay. The bathroom and kitchen have underfloor heating. Fibre optic broadband, Freeview TV with DVD player and a selection of DVD's is supplied. You have your own fenced garden with small lawn and a deck but please note we need to walk through to get to our house. There is a large shared driveway. Up to 2 dogs welcome.

We are located in the village of Balvicar with a well-stocked village shop a few doors down and a golf course a few minutes’ walk away. There are plenty of walks on Seil, two boat trip companies, a kayak school and two pubs.

Welcome to an Island experience that will tickle and relax your senses. Sweeping, magnificent views of sea and sky blues will stop you in your tracks and melt your mind. A blissful, tranquil place, edged with nature’s beauty. Dark skies make starry vistas. The Wee Blue Sea Hoose is spacious enough for a family and intimate enough for romantic escape. Everyone can enjoy a bit of blue heaven.

This two-bedroomed self catering, wooden chalet has an elegant opened planned, well equipped, kitchen and living area. It comfortably, sleeps four. The wood burning stove gives a cosy, tucked in heat, perfect in misty damp days. One bedroom has a comfy double bed with French doors that open out on to the front deck, to beach views. The other, two snug single beds. Each room has their own unique plush themes. A secluded garden offers a sun deck to lounge and lazy on. The Utility Shed contains a large washing machine, dryer, fridge freezer. The chalet lives in a gated park, off a farm track, behind the wee village of Balvicar, on the Isle of Seil. Wifi is available and parking for two cars. Dogs are very welcome. There are lots of livestock in the surrounding fields. It is best to keep them on a lead. Thank you. A welcome pack will be waiting for you with a selection of teas, fresh ground coffee, local fresh bread and a few other local treats. Washing up liquid, cleaning products and washing powder, will also be available for your use.

The Atlantic brims the craggy shores of the Isle of Seil, one of the famous Slate Islands. Seil can be reached by a lovely 25 minute drive south from Oban. The famous Atlantic Bridge welcomes you on to the island. You cross the Atlantic each time you come and go! A traditional Scottish pub with views of the Bridge, The Tigh na Truish Inn can offer a weary traveller refreshment and sustenance. Balvicar has a small shop selling fresh bread and other local delights. The village of Ellenabeich has the Oyster Bar, serving a range of delicious dishes. A short Ferry ride lifts you to Easdale Island, famous for Turquoise Swimming Quarries, World Stone Skimming Championships and thee Puffer Bar selling regional beers, gins and exquisite local seafood. The Wee Blue Sea Hoose, can be used as a base, to discover and enjoy the many natural attractions this wonderful area has to offer. It’s perfect for Artists, Writers and Photographers to over indulge. The Correyvreckan Whirlpool can be reach by various sea tours, from Seil. Oban is the Gateway to the Isles with Ferry journeys to the islands of the Inner and Outer Hebrides. Oban, itself has a range of bespoke shops and restaurants and café’s. Islay and Jura are near by for those who adore malt whisky “uisge beatha”, water of life. Come and enjoy the Argyll Whisky Trail. The stunning and haunting Glencoe is only a two hour drive away. Hill walking, climbing, skiing, wild swimming, cycling, variety of fishing locations, history and tradition. Become steeped in the West Coast.

The Old Vestry sits behind the Main Church. Fully self contained with own entrance, she has stunning views down the valleys to mountain and sea. Featured in George Clarke's TV program, boasting beautiful Art Deco style with double bedroom, large sofa/bed in the lounge, dining table, mod con kitchen and bathroom. All facilities incl. Hot Tub, Sauna, Laundry(min 3 days). Amazing location with walks, pubs, sea, golf, restaurants and friendly locals. Shared outside if MC is booked. Please check

The style and feel of the church is a little like stepping back in time but with all those comfy mod cons, including Netflix and Coffee Machines, that make it a pleasure to live in. Unbelievably stunning views from every window make it a delight for the eyes.

This stylish studio, formally our boat house, is a 5 minute walk from the sea on the beautiful Isle of Seil, reached by an ancient bridge. The open plan space has kitchen with all the essentials, sofa, dining area with table and chairs, TV, lobby with feature slate wall, cabin style double bed, stylish bathroom with under floor heating. You will have your own outdoor space at the front of property with fire pit/bbq to relax outdoors and star gaze. You will have WiFi, streaming TV & music.

The studio style accommodation is finished to a high standard with solid beech flooring and under floor heating in the bathroom. You have all you need to be super comfy, all on ground level. The stylish open plan space has a kitchen with fridge, ceramic hob, oven and all the kitchen essentials. You have a built in double bed, 2 seater sofa, table and chairs, 40 inch flat screen TV and high speed WIFI. Your fully tiled modern bathroom has double shower with three quarter glass screen, toilet, sink and mirror. There is a real slate feature wall with coat hooks. We have a fire pit and can sell you bags of seasoned wood for the fire pit or is also available from the local shop. There is a shop five minutes walk away that has everything you need. There is all the usual supermarkets in Oban including Marks and Spencer’s, Tesco, Lidl and Aldi.

Seil has been our home for the last 14 years and we love it for its beautiful coastline, scenic walks and the peace and tranquillity. We are 15 miles (30 mins drive) south of Oban with its wide choice of bars and restaurants. You access the island from the 17th century bridge, named the bridge over the Atlantic. The garden gives fantastic views of the countryside and also privacy. We love outdoor living and enjoy our fire pit and star gazing which is fabulous, due to the lack of light pollution. There is lots to do locally including visiting the islands, boat trips, kayaking, lots of wildlife, great walking and amazing leisure facilities in Oban.

The cottage is situated on the outskirts of Ellanbeich village, By Easdale on the Isle of Seil. Outward looking, onto the famous island of Easdale source of the Western Isles slate quarries. For the adventurous, take a trip on the Sea-fari rib boats', at high speeds exploring the whirlpool of Corryvreckan and amazing wildlife.

Seaview Cottage is a 2 bedroomed self-catering property which sleeps 5 people and one cot bed, (1 double room + cot-bed, 1 room with twin beds and a pull out bed), lovely bathroom with bath and power shower. making it the ideal getaway location for couples or families. A log burner for those cosy days!. We are pet-friendly too.

There are many local attractions to visit while you enjoy your stay here at Seaview Cottage: Sea-fari adventures, high speed boat trip around the neighbouring isles; Oyster Bar, local dinner and pub; Tigh-An-Truish Inn, local pub, Inn and restaurant; Balvicer Store, Post Office and convenience stores; Easdale Island, home of the Scottish Blue Slate quarries and the famous 'Bridge Over The Atlantic', an amazing eighteenth-century stone humped backed bridge, connecting the isle of Seil to the mainland.

Set in the beautiful village of Balvicar on Seil Island. This large house is an ideal base for that rural retreat and is an ideal base for touring the West Highlands. There is a Large living room/dining area with wood-burning stove, widescreen tv and DVD. A supply of logs can be provided for your stay. Wi-fi is available. Three double bedrooms, dining area Spacious modern kitchen and seated breakfasting area. Huge stone shed for keeping sports equipment and small outside sitting area.

This is a very large substantial house it actually used to be the old island shop. The house boast central heating and wood burner and traditional fire and fire place. There is three double bedrooms and smaller living room where there is a sofa bed and a travelling bed. There is a very large living room which has a dinning table which can comfortably sit 6. There is fantastic scenery and is ideal place for wildlife and boat trips. Across the road is the Seil Island Golf Course. Also within 3 minutes walk is Balvicar Stores which contains everything you would need.

This is an exceptionally beautiful area. The yachting kayaking and marine wildlife is second to none.

Seashell Cottage is one of two four star self-catering cottages located in the beautiful 200 year-old conservation village of Ellenabeich just half an hour south of Oban. A perfect place to stay with most of what this area has to offer on your doorstep. The Oyster Bar/Restaurant less than a minutes walk away. The Puffer Bar and Restaurant/Tea Room on Easdale Island only a short two minute ferry ride away. Sea-fari boat trips leave from the harbour, the local slate beach and hill walks all walkable from the cottage. The village is the perfect place to enjoy the sunsets in the evenings. Ellenabeich is reached by crossing the famous 'Bridge over the Atlantic' to the Isle of Seil in Argyll, in the West Highlands of Scotland. These two beautifully appointed semi-detached properties come equipped with linen and towels and luxury toiletries for your stay and include electricity plus one bucket of coal for the fire. Additional fuel is available.

Rockpool and Seashell Cottages are located in a beautiful west coast fishing village in Argyll, south of Oban and offer easy access to the main tourist hotspots whilst offering a wonderful, peaceful base for your holiday. The conservation village of Ellenabeich, with its whitewashed cottages was built to house workers at the local slate quarries, but the industry collapsed in 1881 when the sea broke into the main quarry pit – the flooded pit can still be seen. To the north the scenic landscapes of Lochaber and the Outdoor Capital of the UK including Glencoe are within easy reach. To the south the historic highlights of Kilmartin Glen and the Crinan Canal whilst inland there are the joys of Inveraray with its magnificent castle and visitor attraction Jail together with interesting shops offer a great day out. Oban is the main hub and ferry port is also the gateway to the isles of Mull, Iona, Lismore and Kerrera to mention just a few. The local area offers many outdoor activity opportunities including wildlife spotting, boat trips, scuba diving, kayaking, horse-riding and scuba diving for the energetic! More relaxing pursuits of exploring the rich heritage of the local area can also be enjoyed. Castles, gardens, beaches, woodlands and wonderful walks and gently hikes are within easy reach as is fishing and gold. So, plenty to enjoy and while away your days.

Smart and cosy studio for the single or double occupancy of none smoking guests. We also have a superior double room in main house .Small extra supplement. Subtropical landscaped gardens with views seaward from deck. 30 minutes drive from the pretty ferry port town of Oban. The ancient Bridge Over The Atlantic provides easy vehicular access to the island of Seil Studio guests /double room have sole use of a power shower room/wc in the house see photos - (no shower/wc in the studio.

DIRECTIONS - THE POST CODE PA34 4TR GENERALLY WORKS WELL ON A SATNAV TO GET YOU TO SEIL - BUT WILL DUMP YOU IN THE WRONG PLACE( re our home) We recomend you call our landline,which we can give you after confirming your booking ( NOT our mobile) on leaving Oban. Signal becomes less reliable,after leaving Oban. We will then know when to meet you at the carpark after the Bridge Over The Atlantic . On approaching Seil drive over the lovely Atlantic bridge and 'immediately' park in the Tigh An Truish pub carpark at the front and enjoy the view. We will meet you there to make sure you dont get lost as we are a bit difficult to find - so give us a ring when you leave Oban? and then we will there - probably in a little black Citroen. There is poor mobile phone signal generally on the island but there are vodafone hotspots at the pub (where you are),at the doctors (on the left halfway thro Seil) and the village shop at Balvicar - also I believe a little O2 and a little EE. {For guests staying for a week I can put vodafone users on our broadband system for 3g signal}

Clachan Seil is a quiet place with only the sound of the wind and waterfowl at night to lull you to sleep. It is a friendly place where people wave and say hello - if my car were to break down I know it wouldnt be long before someone would stop to help. Time has a habit of standing still here when i’m out walking or working in my beautiful garden - which you are welcome to enjoy. On a summers evening heavy perfume drifts through the garden so come stay with us and slow down to Seil pace! Enjoy our little piece of paradise. The local pub is just a 20 minute walk from us by the bridge,where you will find a friendly welcome - they serve food and good beers. There is an excellent Sealife Adventure trip within easy walking distance of our home at the bottom of our road.Boat trips take you out to see the Corrywrecken whirlpool where you may see all manner of sealife and birds including the magnificent sea eagle which locals call the barn door because of its massive wingspan. There are also trips to view wildlife from Ellenabeich on the other side of Seil 10 minutes drive from Clachan seil. At Ellenebeich there is a small folk museum about the slate quarrying that took place here and was the main industry for200 years. If you stay with us you will be able to hop over to the neighbouring islands of Luing and Easdale - both an easy 10 minutes drive to the ferry which take only minutes to cross. The new Atlantic Islands Centre on Luing is a lovely village hub that has cafe,shop,and museum - there are often concerts and events there to enjoy. Easdale island has no cars .The residents leave their cars on Seil and have wheelbarrows by the harbour on Easdale to bring their shopping home! It has a small pub and cafe serving excellent food.A good place to take refreshment after walking round the flooded island slate quarries circular walk with its spectacular views out to sea. There are also the local gardens of Ardmaddy Castle close by to Clachan Seil and An-Cala which are well worth a visit. There is a village shop and post office at Balvicar just 10 minutes drive away or 35 minutes walking. If the weather should be inclement ,snuggle ( courie),down in the wee cosy studio pod and watch TV or a dvd,and put a beer to chill in your fridge. We will put a nice continental breakfast in your fridge each day with fresh homemade bread,porridge for the microwave ,cereals,preserves,yoghurt,fruit,and juice/ coffee and tea,milk or soya milk etc plus there is a toaster. Just leave your dirty crocks out and we will put them in our dishwasher for you. If you require a cooked breakfast (small supplement) that can be ordered the day before. I will offer a small range of homecooked ready meals to purchase and heat in your microwave at very reasonable prices and I grow our own vegetables. If you have dietry requirements we can do our best to accomodate you. We look forward to welcoming you to our home

Easdale Island is 17 miles from Oban. An ideal stop for catching a ferry to the Isles. Steeped in the history of the slate industry with scenery to take the breath away. No roads, so no cars; just endless peace and quiet. Couples, singles & families all welcome. A 3 minute ferry trip brings you away from the general hubbub of life and into a tranquility you will remember for years to come.

This is our home we are sharing with you. It is not a 5 star hotel. Think before booking - Are you happy to share our home for the night? If so you are very welcome!

This is a beautiful, modern 3-bedroom house with flexible sleeping for up to 8 people. With stunning panoramic views of the Firth of Lorn and The Isle of Seil, this spacious dog-friendly house on a traffic free island offers a uniquely peaceful experience while being only a half hour drive from the well-serviced town of Oban. The 5 minute passenger ferry runs regularly from near the car park at Ellenabeich to Easdale and helps to give the island its wonderful sense of getting away from it all.

The house is in beautiful condition and finished to a high specification. The main living space is a composite living / dining / kitchen area with stunning views from the two sets of French windows. The floors in this space are made from beautiful local slate, with other flooring in the house being wooden. The kitchen has an oven/grill, hob and dishwasher. All the cutlery, crockery, glassware and cooking utensils you could need are there. There is also a utility room with a microwave, washer and tumble dryer. There are two shower rooms, one on each floor. We are a dog friendly accommodation subject to the requests made in the house rules section. The garden is not fully enclosed however, so free-range dogs may need to be supervised when outside! Bedrooms Room 1 - king size bed Room 2 - king size bed with optional double sofa bed Room 3 - single room expandable to twin or double using optional storabed

Easdale is a welcoming island community and is the smallest permanently-inhabited island of the Inner Hebrides , off Scotland's west coast. Famous for its former slate mining industry it now enjoys a special tranquility and sense of peace. People also love the island for its views and its wildlife. There is a local award winning restaurant and bar, The Puffer, and Easdale Museum tells the stories of how the place used to be. Local boat tour Seafari can take you nature-watching further afield, and even to see the famous Corryvreckan whirlpool, one of the largest permanent whirlpools on earth!

"Beautiful cottage with lots of amenities. Views are great! Neighbours were fab and enjoyed the whole vibe. " - Karmen (Feb, 2019) Located on the picturesque, car-free Island of Easdale, this charming cottage encapsulates history and character within its walls. The island of Easedale offers a peaceful retreat for a break away that is as far away from the city as possible! Spread over two floors, the upper floor includes a spacious double and twin bedroom. There is also a generously sized bathroom which has cosy underfloor heating in Easdale slate, shower & P shaped bathtub. Both bed linen and towels are included. The second double bedroom is located on the ground floor next to the comfortable living room with working wood burner (with free fuel), a Sky Sports TV package, WiFi throughout and a selection of games and books. The kitchen is well equipped with everything you'll ever need. Leading out from the kitchen through south-facing patio doors is the garden complete with dining furniture and unrestricted views across the Firth of Lorn.

Chattan Cottage is situated on the former slate mining island of Easdale, 15 miles south of the town of Oban in Argyll, the island has around 60 permanent inhabitants and has a fantastic sense of community; a warm welcome awaits any visitor. Renovated to give a more modern, minimalist appeal with crafty features it still retains its picture postcard image of a fisherman's cottage, having a comfortable cosy environment with a log burning stove if need be for those chillier evenings. Relax on the private decking in the sun overlooking the stunning views or take a stroll around the shoreline of this beautiful Island at dusk. A brilliant place to relax and really be at peace with your surroundings.

Due to being located on the car-free Island of Easdale, there are around 60 permanent inhabitants, however, a great sense of community is truly felt here by all who visit. The island's local pub is open all year round and serves a selection of locally brewed ales. The attached tearoom/restaurant is open during the summer months and serves award-winning, locally caught seafood. Easdale is a peaceful Island where the visitor can really enjoy the natural environment and take in the beautiful surrounds. For keen walkers, the Island has various footpaths and it typically takes around 25 minutes to walk the entire island, which includes climbing the 125-ft hill that offers panoramic views of surrounding islands. The Easdale Island Community Hall stages regular entertainment throughout the year with nationally and internationally acclaimed acts performing to a full auditorium. Furthermore, Seafari Adventures offer a number of high-speed boat excursions departing from Ellenabeich, including trips to the world's second largest whirlpool at Corryvreckan with the opportunity to spot some of the local wildlife, which includes; whales, dolphins, basking sharks and white-tailed eagles.

This is a SMALL, BASIC bunk house, not a 5 star hotel! It does not have heating so think before booking it for winter! Bring sleeping bags & food. Bedding & cot available on request (£8 each) Microwave, kettle, toaster, plates, mugs etc. Toilet/shower. Easdale is quiet. We have a pub but only other nightlife consists of otters, birds and sunsets. No roads so leave car and take ferry. Views are terrific, people are friendly. Easdale is not just special, it's unique. Well behaved dogs welcome.

When I say "small and basic" I mean it! Think of it as posh camping! A 3 man tent is cramped for 3 people. This is bigger but it is still small. Most 3 man tents do not have an ensuite shower room with toilet!

4 berth modern holiday home with lounge, dining area, double bedroom, twin room, fully equipped kitchen and shower bathroom. Bed linen and towels provided. Fantastic sea views over Cuan Sound and just 16 miles from Oban with a regular 3 minute car ferry service. On site Bothy with laundry facilities, locally made frozen meals, wifi and local information. Great wildlife spotting including otters, dolphins, eagles, buzzards, herons and seals.

Welcome to Sunnybrae Caravan Park on the easily accessible Isle of Luing, near Oban. We are a small, family owned and run business, with eight self-catering holiday homes overlooking the dynamic Cuan Sound on the spectacular West Coast of Scotland. Our 4 Star small holiday park is ideal for those looking for a peaceful, happy holiday in Scotland amid the stunning scenery of the highlands and islands. Children and dogs are very welcome! Our holiday homes are sited along the shore of Cuan Sound, and are angled to maximise the sea views from each. Seals, otters and a variety of sea birds are regularly seen from the caravans, as well as the occasional visit by dolphins and porpoises. Each has its own picnic table and parking for one car and we have a small slipway, pontoon and mooring for guests boats. All of the holiday homes are very well equipped with everything you need to make your stay pleasant and relaxing. In the Bothy we have Wifi, washing machine, tumble drier, books, DVD's, barbeques, charcoal, crab lines and local info for your use, plus a small freezer with ready made meals using mainly organic foods, locally sourced venison, burgers, sausages, black pudding, haggis and creel caught seafood for the more adventurous to create their own dishes! With a bit of notice though, we can get you freshly caught lobsters, crabs, scallops and prawns from the Luing fishermen. We are just 16 miles south of Oban which takes around 35 minutes to drive on our roads, Glasgow is abit further, being 3 hours away but not too far. The Luing car ferry runs 7 days a week between 7.30am and 6pm (Sunday 11am - 6pm) with a passenger only ferry service in the evenings until 10pm. In the Summer months the car ferry also runs in the evenings. A holiday on Luing has all the attractions of a Scottish Island holiday with all the amenities the main land has to offer within easy access. Saying that, many of our guests, never leave during their holiday and keep returning year upon year.

The Isle of Luing is one of the slate islands and has a wonderful friendly feeling along with great scenery and views and the chance to see a lot of wildlife on your doorstep.

4 berth modern holiday home with lounge, dining area, double bedroom, twin room, fully equipped kitchen and shower bathroom. Bed linen and towels provided. Fantastic sea views over Cuan Sound and just 16 miles from Oban with a regular 3 minute car ferry service. On site Bothy with laundry facilities, locally made frozen meals, wifi and local information. Great wildlife spotting including otters, dolphins, eagles, buzzards, herons and seals.

Welcome to Sunnybrae Caravan Park on the easily accessible Isle of Luing, near Oban. We are a small, family owned and run business, with eight self-catering holiday homes overlooking the dynamic Cuan Sound on the spectacular West Coast of Scotland. Our 4 Star small holiday park is ideal for those looking for a peaceful, happy holiday in Scotland amid the stunning scenery of the highlands and islands. Children and dogs are very welcome! Our holiday homes are sited along the shore of Cuan Sound, and are angled to maximise the sea views from each. Seals, otters and a variety of sea birds are regularly seen from the caravans, as well as the occasional visit by dolphins and porpoises. Each has its own picnic table and parking for one car and we have a small slipway, pontoon and mooring for guests boats. All of the holiday homes are very well equipped with everything you need to make your stay pleasant and relaxing. In the Bothy we have Wifi, washing machine, tumble drier, books, DVD's, barbeques, charcoal, crab lines and local info for your use, plus a small freezer with ready made meals using mainly organic foods, locally sourced venison, burgers, sausages, black pudding, haggis and creel caught seafood for the more adventurous to create their own dishes! With a bit of notice though, we can get you freshly caught lobsters, crabs, scallops and prawns from the Luing fishermen. We are just 16 miles south of Oban which takes around 35 minutes to drive on our roads, Glasgow is abit further, being 3 hours away but not too far. The Luing car ferry runs 7 days a week between 7.30am and 6pm (Sunday 11am - 6pm) with a passenger only ferry service in the evenings until 10pm. In the Summer months the car ferry also runs in the evenings. A holiday on Luing has all the attractions of a Scottish Island holiday with all the amenities the main land has to offer within easy access. Saying that, many of our guests, never leave during their holiday and keep returning year upon year.

The Isle of Luing is one of the slate islands and has a wonderful friendly feeling along with great scenery and views and the chance to see a lot of wildlife on your doorstep.

The Mary Heather offers a unique opportunity to stay in an 35 year old Rotherclass life boat on the shores of Cuan Sound. Situated on Argyll’s rugged coastline, this is the ideal location for kayakers, walkers and those wishing to enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The Mary Heather is nestled into the bay along with the Alexandra lifeboat, both part of our small campground facilities here at Cuan Ferry.

The Mary Heather has 6 berths, each with a reading light, charger point, pillow and pillow slip, we do not provide linen however we can provide a sleeping bag with liner for a small additional charge. The Saloon has a central table with seating,galley has a 4 ring hob, grill, oven,microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge and a small sink with cold running water. Crockery, pans and cutlery are all provided. The covered area at the entrance to the lifeboat provides an outdoor sitting and drying area.The toilet, shower, scullery and drying facilities are situated in our uniquely designed timber cove approximately 30 metres from the lifeboat and are shared with other campground guests.

Cuan Sound is a tidal stretch between the Islands of Luing and Seil, that connects two very unique Island communities. Both of which are incredibly vibrant and welcoming, and offer a range of different activities. The Island of Luing- the home of the famous Luing cattle and quarries "that roofed the world" -is only a short ferry ride away and hosts the recently opened Atlantic Islands Centre, a cafe and museum full of stories and history of the surrounding islands! This is a perfect base to take a boat trip, cycle ride, or walk around the shoreline if you are not a kayaker yourself! There are also a variety of lovely pubs and cafes in the area if you fancy a more relaxed excursion.

Secluded rural position, with no passing traffic. Overlooking a 9 hole golf course to the hills beyond. Simply decorated in traditional white with seaside tones of grey with original artworks. A fireplace of slate to echo the cottage's past. Comfortably furnished. The kitchen/dining area is spacious and well equipped. Teas, coffee and a small selection of dry goods are available to get you started. Bedroom has a super comfy bed in a dual aspect room.

A single storey 19th century cottage in a row of 6. Lovely views. Secluded back garden . Light and airy but retaining a quaint appeal with a slate surrounded open fireplace. Spacious duel aspect bedroom and roomy well-equipped kitchen with dining space

There is a well stocked store in the village which also houses the post office, swap shop for books and DVDs and off licence. For anyone interested in ancient historical sites Argyll has plenty including Dunstaffnage Castle and Dunollie Castle. To step back further in history, a trip down to Kilmartin Museum and Glen is a must. Details of these and other attractions are at the cottage. The local nine hole golf course is across the fence! Day and weekly tickets are available at the local shop. Kayaking and sailing are popular sports and trips to see wildlife from the sea are available in Clachan Seil and Ellenabeich. If you don't fancy cooking, food is available at three local hostelries; the Puffer Bar on Easdale Island, the Oyster Bar in Ellenabeich and the Tigh a Truish in Clachan Seil. Fine Dining can be had in Oban at The Manor House Hotel. A selection of walking routes will be available in the cottage as well as maps. However, this is a place to kick back and chill, have a quiet leisurely time, see what a really dark sky looks like and if the time is right witness shooting stars.

Easdale Island is 17 miles from Oban. An ideal stop for catching a ferry to the Isles. Steeped in the history of the slate industry with scenery to take the breath away. No roads, so no cars; just endless peace and quiet. Couples, singles & families all welcome. A 3 minute ferry trip brings you away from the general hubbub of life and into a tranquility you will remember for years to come. Cot available on request.

Please let us know if you would like the double bed or 2 single beds This is our home we are sharing with you. It is not a 5 star hotel. Think before booking - Are you happy to share our home for the night? If so you are very welcome!

Perhaps one of Scotland's best kept secrets is Seil Island. Idyllic land and seascapes, abundant wildlife and great walking country too, the island is also the perfect location from which to see the west coast and its islands. Alternatively relax and take in the real peace and quiet amid beautiful surroundings. An easy 14 miles away is Oban, the seafood capital of Scotland, with plenty of restaurants and shops. There is a ferry terminal by Oban harbour for easy access to other islands.

Ealachan Bhana self catering apartment for two, is just 1.9 miles from the famous 'Bridge over the Atlantic'. Lying close to the shore of beautiful Balvicar Bay this newly designed one and a half storey apartment is stylish and consists of a comfortable and spacious open plan living area with kitchen and dining. Upstairs there is a light and airy bedroom with a new king sized bed and an ensuite shower room. All linen is provided and electric heating is included. Wifi is included (fibre optic) as is Sky TV with cinema, sport and box sets. This well appointed apartment is bright with double aspect views across the garden, woodland and countryside. There is ample off road parking and guests are welcome to use the garden and BBQ.

Ealachan Bhana Apartment. This stylish apartment nestles into the hillside opposite Balvicar Bay. It is a quiet and friendly area with panoramic views and easy access to the bay. A few other houses dot along the road to Balvicar village and it's well stocked store/post office, just 300m from the apartment.

traditional quarrymans cottage in heart of Easdale island . Set in a quiet corner it has a sunny garden to watch the world go by with views out to the Firth of Lorne. The cottage has been recently refurbished in a retro style throughout with authentic 60s kitchen . The cottage is warm , comfortable and equipped for 21 century living. It has wifi, a dishwasher , tv. a place to relax, watch nature and join in island life . Sleeps 4 ; a double/twin in bedroom & a sofa bed in the livingroom.

Island reached by small 5 minute ferry ride in open topped boat. Cottage is 2 mins walk from ferry . take a wheelbarrow to take your luggage. Cottage is warm homely and comfortable. real fire. books board games and childrens toys. views from windows to sea. tourist info. Island has pub restuarant and coffee shop a stone's throw from cottage. island hall hosts events. island museum close by walks sightings of sea birds dolphins otters. friendly locals. isolation . peace, sunsets, amazing skies. Scotland at its best. accessible to Oban - 30 mins by car. bus service. near to walks and variety of local sights,

Cottage is on smallest inhabited inner hebridean island in Scotland . No cars or roads. feels remote with views to Atlantic islands but easy access to Oban and local sights. Fab pub restuarant and tea room offering locally caught fish , music nights , local craic. unspoilt walks, beaches, fishing, boat trips. Home to world famous stone skimming championship held every year in September. perfect to relax , read , meditate, watch life go by. child friendly and safe. dogs love it too.

Creagard Cottage is attached to Creagard Country House and not to be confused with creagard House which suits larger parties up to 7. See other listing. The cottage has a modern kitchen, upstairs lounge with sofa-bed, two double bedrooms, and modern shower, bathroom. If you require more space, then please see Creagard Country House on this website. When you book Creagard Cottage, the larger house will be locked and unoccupied. You will have full access to the secluded gardens front and rear .

Enter the traditional porch with seating into a large open and modern kitchen/diner with table for four. The lounge is located up a spiral staircase off the kitchen, and affords splendid views over the Firth of Lorne to Mull. Both double bedrooms are on the ground floor off the kitchen, with the modern tiled bathroom with walk in shower conveniently located between the bedrooms. There is a large and private garden with seating to the front and rear. The bathroom is part tiled with Jerusalem stone and has an excellent shower. The two bedrooms have double beds, both with wardrobes and drawers. The secluded garden has a lawn with seating and tables. Situated within the Conservation Village of Cullipool, Creagard Cottage is secluded but with easy access to the beach, Atlantic Centre. Private parking for two cars by the garden gate.

The cottage is located close to the sea, in the middle of the village. There is an excellent Museum restaurant (limited opening). The locals are welcoming, and you will be encouraged to come along to any ceileads in the local village hall. The beach of black sand is only 100 meters from Creagard. Walking around the island is easy, the highest point is above Cullipool and is only 300 feet, well worth the climb to experience the amazing sunsets.

Tigh na Sith is one of the oldest houses on the Isle of Seil, built in the late 1800s and fully modernised yet retaining much of its original character. Sit in the lounge or in any of the bedrooms and watch the Altantic Ocean drift by down Seil Sound in this stunning, tranquil part of Scotland's West Coast. Restore your mind and body, recharge your batteries and relax and enjoy everything this wonderful area has to offer.

Tigh na Sith is a three bedroomed Victorian stone villa comfortably sleeping 6 people. It is newly refurbished and offers full self-catering accommodation. There is space for three cars to park on the paved driveway, we have a large garden, a barbeque, full electric central heating, wi-fi and first class views of the Atlantic Ocean which is literally right on your doorstep! From any of the windows you could be lucky enough to see local wildlife including deer, who often visit the garden; otters in the ocean outside; herons, pheasants and other lots of other local birds. You reach the house by crossing an 18th Century stone arched bridge, the only bridge to span the Atlantic for hundreds of years until the new bridge at Skye was built. The local pub is an 18th Century inn where Highlanders traditionally changed out of their kilts and into trousers and at the other end of the island, you can enjoy a challenging 9-hole links style golf course. There are many other activities available in the area including Sea-fari tours around local islands, fishing, bird watching, opportunities for painting and drawing, cycling, walking, hiking, canoeing, sailing, sight seeing and stone skimming. The world stone skimming championships are held annually on Easdale next door to Seil! The wonderful night skies are a sight to behold and the famed Northern Lights can be seen on occasions when they are visible in this area of Scotland. Alternatively, you can rest, recuperate and rejuvenate at your leisure enjoying our clean, fresh air and our superb local seafood. All highly recommended!

The Isle of Seil is a very tranquil and peaceful area, a beautiful place to visit.

“Reay Cottage” has been recently renovated by the current owners. It has one double bedroom, living room/kitchen and a shower room. Easdale Island is unique in the fact that there are no cars. The back garden has breathtaking views of the islands of Luing, Scarba, Jura, Fladda, Belnahua, The Garvellachs and Mull. 'Reay Cottage' is the perfect romantic getaway or peaceful retreat. There is also a pub/restaurant and a community hall which hosts regular live entertainment.

“Reay Cottage” is an original slate quarrier's cottage. It is self-catering providing washing-up liquid, tea, instant coffee, cooking oil and vinegar, salt & pepper, a washing-up cloth, kitchen roll and a tea towel, so you won’t need to bring these basics with you. There is a fridge which has a small freezer. A microwave, cooker with separate grill and oven. There are all the utensils, cutlery, crockery, pots and pans that you need. One basket of logs, kindling, firelighters and lighter are provided for the wood burning stove for your use. No other materials must be burned in it, due to the nature of the fire. We therefore ask that you only burn kiln dried logs in this stove burner. If you require more, they can be bought at Balvicar Stores, which is two miles away on the adjacent island of Seil (en route from Easdale to Oban) and is well-stocked. There is a sofa, two arm chairs and a folding dining table which can sit up to 4 people. Two of the dining chairs are in the living room and an extra 2 folding chairs are stored in the hall cupboard. The bedroom is to the back of the cottage. Whilst lying in bed, you can hear the waves rolling onto the back shore. It has a cottage-sized double bed, (6ft X 4ft) and a double wardrobe with hangers and drawer space., where you’ll find a new hairdryer. There is a full length mirror behind the door for dressing. There is also an electric heater in the room with an attractive flame effect, which can also be used without the fire being switched on. This gives the room a cosy, romantic feel! 😉 There is additional hanging and storage space in a built-in cupboard in the hallway, which also contains a small chest of drawers. There is also a shoe and boot rack. There is an iron and a small table top ironing board. There are brushes, a pan and mop in this cupboard should you wish to use them during your stay. Cleaning and linen changes are only done after you leave, (FREE OF CHARGE) For people wishing to stay 2 weeks, there will be a fresh linen change, including towels after the first weeks stay. There is a hot water switch in the kitchen which must be turned on to supply water to the kitchen and bathroom sinks. The shower is electric and the switch for this can be found outside the shower room. Please switch this off again after use. *PLEASE NOTE* Reay cottage has a SEPTIC TANK! PLEASE DO NOT PUT ANYTHING DOWN THE LOO (apart from toilet paper provided). Sanitary towels, wipes, condoms etc, MUST be disposed of in the bin in the bathroom, beside the loo. The Seafari Adventures shop at Ellenabeich, (3 mins on the ferry over to mainland), stocks some basics during the tourist season, (March to November). The Puffer bar and restaurant on the island is popular with locals and tourists alike. The restaurant is small, so requires advanced bookings for food. They can be contacted via their website, or Facebook page.

Easdale Island has a small, friendly family community. It is one of the four slate islands 'that roofed the world'. It has many abandoned and flooded quarries and industrial archaeology features, including old engine sheds and tramways. There is a quaint and interesting museum on the island and another in Ellenabeich, telling the story of the islands slate heritage. One of the quarries at the back of the island is particularly renowned for swimming and diving. Easdale has a permanent population of around 60 people. Every September, it is the home of The World Stone Skimming Championship, which is held in the quarry behind the museum.

20 steps to the entrance. All on the ground floor. Living room: With wood burner, Freeview TV, iPod dock and Bluetooth speakers. Dining room. Kitchen/dining area: With electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Conservatory. Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed and en-suite with bath and toilet Bedroom 2: With double bed. Bedroom 3: With single bed. Bathroom: With bath, shower cubicle and toilet.. Electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial fuel for wood burner included. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Telephone - honesty box. Welcome pack. Large enclosed lawned garden with terrace, garden furniture and barbecue. Private parking for 3 cars. No smoking. Please note: There are uneven steps and steep areas in the garden.. Situated on the island of Seil, High Pastures is in an ideal location to explore the west coast of Scotland. Situated a few miles south of Oban on a quiet private road, having crossed the picturesque Atlantic Bridge onto Seil Island, High Pastures is a very well-equipped detached villa which offers a real home from home and a very comfortable and peaceful base from which to explore the beautiful views, wildlife and archaeology of Scotland’s west coast. A short walk behind the house reveals a stunning vista of islands and dramatic sunsets, or just relax overlooking the Sound of Seil from the large mature garden where midges aren’t a problem. Opportunities unfold for exploring on foot or by car. With Oban, the ‘Gateway to the Isles’ nearby, with ferries, boat trips and whale watching trips available from here and from Seil Island, the possibilities for adventure are endless. Village shop within 1½ miles, a pub less than a mile away by the Atlantic Bridge and a seafood restaurant at Ellenabeich. Free WiFi

Stunning location on small farm with holiday cottages. Fantastic views. Waterfront and hills. Breath taking setting for relaxing or walking. Cosy and warm and beautifully decorated. The best location in Argyll on small island with bridge to mainland.

We live on a water front hill farm, plenty of space, plenty of walks if you want, - or space to reflect, take a deep breath and enjoy the moment. We have converted one of our farm buildings into 3 holiday houses. Each house sleep 4 people. We also have a small Bothy with out standing views over Seil Sound that sleeps 2-3. Each house is self contained and has all the amenities and are well equipped with kitchen, bathroom, two bedrooms and a huge sitting room. Each house has great views and is 4-5 minutes walk to our own private shore and your own pontoon where you can bring your boat. We do not provide or serve breakfast

We live in the most stunning part of Argyll and have spectacular views over other islands, water, hills, fields, yachts and fishing boats. For short walks from our farm you can walk up behind the hill and watch the sunset over Mull or walk down to the shore and sit at the big table and have your supper or barbecue. If you are brave you can go swimming from the pontoon. Our kids make that a must every New Year’s Day, a barbecue and a swim. A good way to start the new year. We can recommend many fantastic walks starting from the farm and as we have lived here for over 30 years we know the area very well and would love to share our passion and knowledge of this beautiful place.

Cuan Bunk Room is part of Cuan House with a dedicated entrance. Set on the shores of Cuan Sound, which is part of Argyll's rugged coastline, it is the ideal location for kayakers, walkers and those wishing to enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

The bunk room is part of Cuan House and is on ground floor level, with a dedicated entrance and plenty of parking. There is a three tier bunk and a bed settee all with a pillow and slip provided, no bed linen,if requested we can offer a sleeping bag with liner, for an additional charge of £5 /person, a towel can also be included in this cost if required. The cloakroom area has a WC, washhand basin, heated towel rail and a shower .The galley area includes oven/grill,four ring hob, fridge,microwave, kettle,toaster,pots,pans and utensils with a kitchen sink with hot and cold water. The sitting and dining area also has a solid fuel stove with fuel available for £5. There is also seating in the garden area overlooking Cuan Sound.

Cuan Sound is a tidal stretch between the Islands of Luing and Seil which connects two very unique island communities, both of which are incredibly vibrant and welcoming, and offer a range of different activities. The Island of Luing - the home of the famous Luing cattle breed and slate quarries "which roofed the world"- is only a short ferry ride away and hosts the recently opened Atlantic islands Centre, a cafe and museum full of stories and history of the surrounding islands! This is a perfect base to take a boat trip, cycle ride around the Island of Luing, or walk round the shoreline, if you are not a kayaker yourself! There are also a variety of lovely pubs and cafes in the area if you fancy a more relaxed excursion.

'Number 10' is located in the heart of the village of Cullipool, on the slate Island of Luing. It has been fully renovated recently. The original part of the building was built around 1800 with the extension being added in 1980. It was originally a 'but & ben' (2 rooms) built to house the workers of the slate quarries in Cullipool. The view from the garden speaks for itself with views across the Firth or Lorn to Mull. 'Number 10 has a lovely enclosed garden, the perfect place to relax.

A holiday on Luing will leave you feeling relaxed and rested.

Luing in a small island with a local shop supplying most of your shopping needs. The local Atlantic Islands Centre has a cafe, small retail area selling local crafts and an excellent History Exhibition area.

Rockpool Cottage is one of two four star self-catering cottages located in the beautiful 200 year-old conservation village of Ellenabeich just half an hour south of Oban. A perfect place to stay with most of what this area has to offer on your doorstep. The Oyster Bar/Restaurant less than a minutes walk away. The Puffer Bar and Restaurant/Tea Room on Easdale Island only a short two minute ferry ride away. Sea-fari boat trips leave from the harbour, the local slate beach and hill walks all walkable from the cottage. The village is the perfect place to enjoy the sunsets in the evenings. Ellenabeich is reached by crossing the famous 'Bridge over the Atlantic' to the Isle of Seil in Argyll, in the West Highlands of Scotland. These two beautifully appointed semi-detached properties come equipped with linen and towels and luxury toiletries for your stay and include electricity plus one bucket of coal for the fire. Additional fuel is available.

The cottages are set in a beautiful west coast fishing village in Argyll, south of Oban and offer easy access to the main tourist hotspots whilst offering a wonderful, peaceful base for your holiday. The conservation village of Ellenabeich, with its whitewashed cottages was built to house workers at the local slate quarries, but the industry collapsed in 1881 when the sea broke into the main quarry pit – the flooded pit can still be seen. The Scottish Slate Islands Heritage Trust displays fascinating old photographs illustrating life in the village in the 19th and early 20th centuries. To the north the scenic landscapes of Lochaber and the Outdoor Capital of the UK including Glencoe are within easy reach. To the south the historic highlights of Kilmartin Glen and the Crinan Canal whilst inland there are the joys of Inveraray with its magnificent castle and visitor attraction Jail together with interesting shops offer a great day out. Oban is the main hub and ferry port is also the gateway to the isles of Mull, Iona, Lismore and Kerrera to mention just a few. The local area also offers many outdoor activity opportunities including wildlife spotting, boat trips, scuba diving, kayaking, horse-riding and scuba diving for the energetic! More relaxing pursuits of exploring the rich heritage of the local area can also be enjoyed. Castles, gardens, beaches, woodlands and wonderful walks and gently hikes are within easy reach as is fishing and gold. So, plenty to enjoy and while away your days.

Easdale Island has fools gold in abundance. No cars or roads, NO street lights and ONLY a 5 minute ferry crossing away. Popular with walkers, sea kayakers, wild swimmers, anglers and people wishing to relax. The cottage is away from the Island’s main pathways offering self catering accommodation for 2 adults. The World Stone Skimming championships are held on the island and a trip to see the Correvreckan whirlpools and wildlife in the area is a must. You are never far from the sea or the gold!

Once a Victorian slate miners cottage, the living room/kitchen area is cosy and evocative with a multi-fuel burner. As well as having electric heating, the kitchen has an electric cooker, microwave oven, washing machine, separate fridge and freezer. This is a rustic retreat and bolthole from the hustle and bustle of modern life. If you want a digital detox, this is the place. Having said that you will find a TV/ DVD player. The bathroom is basic but accommodates a walk-in electric shower with a folding seat (not a power shower). There is a private garden, enclosed by a slate wall and only 100 steps away is the Atlantic Ocean. Unfortunately the cottage is not suitable for children.

The island enjoys a tranquil atmosphere, please be mindful of others nearby and enjoy your surroundings. Unfortunately the sea can be noisy sometimes...but we like it that way.

An Rubha Holiday Cottage is a relaxing, 3 bedroom holiday cottage situated on the charming, car-free island of Easdale, near Oban on the West coast of Scotland. Comfortable cottage accommodation offering stunning views towards Isle of Mull and the Firth of Lorn, the ideal place for a peaceful break! The property is spread over two floors and downstairs comprises of an open plan living area with open coal fire, digital TV, DVD/CD players and a selection of board games & books. There is WiFi available throughout. The kitchen/dining area is equipped with dishwasher, washing machine, fridge-freezer, microwave, ironing board and iron, and cooking utensils. The cottage sleeps 5 - 6 guests in three bedrooms, with the first double bedroom being located on the ground floor. A children's travel cot and highchair are available. On the first floor are two further generous double bedrooms and the family bathroom, complete with a heated Easdale slate floor and free-standing bath.

Extensively refurbished in 2015, An Rubha Cottage offers modern living, comfort and unrestricted views across the Firth of Lorn towards the Isle of Mull. Due to being on such a small island, with only around 60 permanent inhabitants, there is a great sense of community and a warm welcome awaits any visitor. The property is a great place to watch the sunset and or rise over the Island but more than that it's a place of peace and tranquillity, the roaring of car engines is replaced by the calls of birds and the crashing of waves.

Easdale is separated from the neighbouring island of Seil by a narrow channel that is crossed on a five minute ferry ride from Ellenabeich. Originally home to large slate quarries, Easdale virtually emptied in the decades after commercial quarrying ended early in the 20th century. The new century brought a new lease of life together with a growing population and an active community spirit. The island boasts a unique community hall and is home to the annual World Stone Skimming Championships each September. Many of the old workers' cottages have been restored, one of which now houses the interesting Easdale Folk Museum, near the main square. Walking is the best way to see the island (you can walk around it in under an hour) - in fact, it's the only way as Easdale has no roads.