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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.

Our delightful cosy Cottage sleeps two, four if you want to use the sofa bed. Situated in amongst some of Argyll's most dramatic scenery. It's a perfect base for walks' sailing, horse riding, bird watching or just sitting by the wood burning stove.

Historically West Barravullin was a very important place, as Crofters would bring their grain to be milled here - Translated - Barravullin means -Mill on the Hill. It is a tranquil, secluded property, a perfect place to relax and getaway from the rigours of everyday life. The Cottage has a double bed and if needed a double sofa bed - so can accommodate four. There is also outdoor seating with wonderful views of the Mountains on the Isle of Mull.

What I love about this area is the History and the breathtakingly magical scenery. Ardfern has a marina where the guests can take a boat trip out to see the Corryvreckan Whirlpool - the second largest in Europe, or visit the Inner Hebridean Islands - Jura for instance where George Orwell wrote his futuristic novel - 1984.

Dunans Cottage is situated in the beautiful Knapdale Forest 1.9 miles from Cairnbaan within a National Scenic Area. The views are fantastic! The Cottage is off the beaten track but within a traditional farming hamlet with access via a forestry track ( see illustrated map ). Many outdoor and indoor activities are available within the area but the peace and quiet at Dunans are unique.

The cottage is small and cosy (6m x 4m, not including porch and bathroom), open plan studio style with a log burning stove. We will provide a log basket of firewood, and more can be bought on request. There is also electric heating. A small separate bathroom contains W.C., wash basin and shower. The kitchen area is well equipped and fitted with cooker, sink, a small fridge with a freezer compartment, washing machine and micro wave.

We live in mid Argyll and within that area there are many places worth a visit depending on your interest. Crinan(6 miles), is at the west end of the famous Crinan canal and has an hotel and coffee shop. From here it is possible to take a boat trip to the Corryvrecken whirlpool between the Isles of Jura and Scarba where you often can watch sea eagles. Crinan ferry beach is great for walking at low tide. Kilmartin (8 miles) is surrounded by archaeological sites(standing stones, stone circles and cairns) and the award winning museum and café are well worth a visit. The road to Tayvallich (11 miles) takes you along the shore of Caol Scotnish and past the ruined crofting community of Arichonan. Tayvallich village overlooks a bay with many boats. There is a pub and a shop. Passing through Tayvallich you can visit Taynish nature reserve, a beautiful area of ancient old oak forest and then on to the end of the peninsular and look straight across the water at the Isle of Jura.

90 miles west of Glasgow, this peninsular has spectacular views over the Inner Hebrides. Adjacent to a Marina and Riding Stables our 5 cosy cabins with log fires have charm and simple comforts. Well equipped kitchens or famous restaurants nearby.

Crowhill Cabin is situated up the hill meaning it has breathtaking views out towards the Corryvreckan, the isles and looks down onto Lunga House. The cabin has an outdoor decking area and a garden with table and chairs meaning you can make the most of the stunning views.

Maida's cottage is situated on the edge of the village of Ford, close to Loch Ederline. There is a private driveway to the cottage with a farm gate to keep the sheep on the hill. There is ample parking and a gated/fenced private garden. Although on the edge of the village, Maida's cottage feels remote with a rather stunning backdrop. There are many hills to walk. There is no TV or WiFi, this is a cosy getaway from hectic lives so sit back and enjoy the log fire with a good book.

Within Maida's cottage you will find an entrance porch, somewhere to place your walking boots and coats. Kitchen with fridge, oven and microwave. The sitting room has a log burner, logs will be provided for your stay. There is a double bed in the bedroom with a chest of drawers for your clothes. There is a shower, sink and loo with soap provided.

Aird Steading Cottage enjoys spectacular, panoramic sea views from an elevated position of the Sound of Jura and Loch Craignish. From this spacious cottage for 2, amazing sunsets over islands of Jura, Scarba, Mull and Luing and sunrise over Loch Craignish can be seen. This cottage lies on the west side of our traditional farm steading with its own private garden. Aird Steading Cottage is furnished to very high standard, with a large living space for a couple escaping reality.

Lounge: with wood burning stove and views west to islands of Jura, Scarba, Mull and Luing. Kitchen/Dining Room: full fitted with dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave, ceramic hob and electric oven/grill, washing machine, tumble drier and door leading out to enclosed garden. Bedroom: with super king-size bed (6'), window seat with views east to Loch Craignish and west to Mull. Bathroom: with Jacuzzi and power shower. Entrance hall with storage cupboard. TV/DVD/CD and Books iPod dock Own private garden with garden furniture. Heating: oil fired central heating and wood burning stove in lounge. All linen, bathrobes, toiletries and towels provided. All fuel provided. Telephone. Wifi provided. Storage for bicyles available. Non Smoking and no pets. Short breaks available out of season. Fresh flowers, fresh eggs and home made fruit loaf and complimentary bottle of wine provided on your arrival.

Aird Farm is 3 miles from the village of Ardfern at he end of Craignish Peninsula with spectacular sea views to islands of Jura, Scarba, Mull and Luing. The Correyvreckan Whirlpool which is the second largest one in the northern hemisphere is between Jura and Scarba and can be seen from Aird. Village of Ardfern has a shop, hotel offering bar and evening meals, and a marina. A short drive is Craobh Haven with a pub, marina and Lunga Riding Centre. Arduaine gardens and Kilmartin Glen and Museum are within a short distance from Aird.

Quirky one bedroom cottage set in the beautiful backdrop of Lunga House, and exquisite views of the sea stretching from the Corryvreckan to Loch Melford encompassing the islands of Jura, Scarba, Luing , Shuna and beyond to the mountains of Mull.

Delightful one bedroom cottage with spectacular views. Comprises of one double/twin bedroom , open plan kitchen and dining area and downstairs bathroom.

Situated in the delightful Lunga Estate, a short distance from Craobh Haven Village, the cottage is set in stunning surroundings.

Completed in 2007 comprising 4 double/twin bedrooms sleeping 8/9. There are 2 showers/bathrooms, a large kitchen and dining area, utility room and spacious upstairs lounge with wonderful views. Close to great restaurants/amenities.

The situation is unique with breathtaking views of Loch Craignish and surrounding hills. Access via (driveable) forest track so peace and tranquility guaranteed. The guest room is 4.4 m by 2.9 m. with two large single beds. Built in Wardrobe plus ample drawer space. Open views over garden and surrounding hills.. Guests private shower and WC half staircase away, Kitchen with AGA style cooker and normal appliances. The host speaks fluent german, good french and a little russian

The plot is over one acre on steep slope, with no direct neighbours, so very tranquil, and very dark at night! Garden is full of rhododendra, azaleas, hydrangeas, various trees and shrubs. Outside patio is on sun side, with view ofLoch Craignish and opposite bank - just forest!

Very tranquil neighbourhood with few neighbours scattered over one km of hillside, accessed only via forest track.. No street, no lighting. Village of Ardfern with shop, restaurant, pub is under one mile distant, 15 mins by foot along the shore of beautiful Loch Craignish.

Lovely two bedroom cottage set in the beautiful backdrop of Lunga House, and exquisite views of the sea stretching from the Corryvreckan to Loch Melford encompassing the islands of Jura, Scarba, Luing , Shuna and beyond to the mountains of Mull.

Delightful two bedroom cottage with spectacular views. Comprises of two double/twin bedrooms, well-equipped kitchen, large living room, and bathroom.

Situated in the delightful Lunga Estate, a short distance from Craobh Haven Village, the cottage is set in stunning surroundings.

The Old cheese loft makes up part of the court yard at Dunadd farm. Situtated in the heart of the ancient kingdom of Dalriada, at the foot of Dunadd hill, once the seat of the first kings of Scotland and metres away from the idyllic river Add, and Moine Mhor nature reserve. Enjoy peaceful walks along the river bank, Crinan canal and beach overlooking the isles of Jura and Scarba and the infamous Corryvreachan whirl pool. Explore the ancient site of Dunadd fort and visit Kilmartin Museum.

This cosy house has an open plan living space with kitchen and an upstairs bedroom with double bed and en suite facilities. Views over the river Add and courtyard. The Cheese loft has a well equipped kitchen with washing machine and dryer facilities are available upon request. Wifi and television included.

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.

Our Mongolian yurt is in its own little world of ash, rowan, willow and irises by the side of a small river with views to the village of Ardfern and Loch Craignish. The Willow Yurt is set in 5 acres of woodland on the hillside above the village of Ardfern on the beautiful and wild West Coast of Scotland. We are laid-back and family-run. Only ten minutes walk from the Galley of Lorne pub, the Ardfern Yacht Centre or the Ardfern Village Store, its a great base for walking, cycling, sailing, or just relaxing round the campfire with family and friends. The yurt, which is technically a Mongolian Ger imported from Ulan Batur, is a work of art, with hand painted doors, crown and poles. There is a central stove, small kitchenette, central seating area and proper beds for 4 people (one double and two singles). The yurt is completely off-grid but with access to mains water close by (we provide water containers). Cooking utensils, plates and cutlery are all provided. Just bring a towel, toiletries and bedding, everything else is taken care of. If you prefer, we can provide bedding at an extra charge - £15 for the double bed and £5 each for the single beds. A starter pack of kindling and firewood are included in the price of your stay. The yurt is built on its own deck with a large veranda and BBQ. Below the yurt by the burn is a large fire pit with seating. The yurt and tipi are a 2 mins walk from the toilets and shower,. We also have a selection of guides and leaflets about all the things you can do and places you can visit in the area and a cupboard full of games for all the family. We are open from April to end September ever year. Fancy going on an adventure? We can arrange anything from whale spotting to canoeing, sailing, expeditions to the islands, fishing trips, horse riding, or whisky tasting. Just tell us what you fancy doing and we will talk to friends who are experts at that sort of thing.

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.

Newly renovated shepherd's Cottage accommodates 6 guests. Beautiful area for fishing, cycling, walking. It is near to kilmartin glen, Oban and the isles. The cottage is an area of outstanding natural beauty, surrounded by hills, lochs and glens. The wildlife is plentiful and there are many interesting places to visit locally. Kilmartin museum, Dunadd Hill Fort, Inveraray Castle, Temple wood Neolithic site. The cottage is a calming and relaxing place t

The cottage has a lounge, dining room, kitchen, two twin rooms downstairs with the main bathroom having a jacuzzi bath and shower. Upstairs, a double attic room with en suite. The cottage has a log burning stove and storage heating. The kitchen has dishwasher, washing machine, fridge and freezer. An electric oven with grill and electric hob, microwave, kettle and toaster.

The area is very quiet. The nearest shops and amenities are in Lochgilphead, 18 miles away. The cottage is on a very good single track road 2 miles from Ford Village. Loch Awe 100 metres away and is fantastic for fishing. The road around the loch is approximately 70 miles and is great for cycling.

Aird House is 3 miles from the village of Ardfern situated on a working hill farm at the end of Craignish Peninsula, between Oban and Lochgiphead overlooking the islands of Jura, Scarba, Mull and Luing and Correyreckan Whirlpool. Aird House provides a comfortable family home or a spacious escape for a couple. Aird House has it's own private garden, as well as a vast landscape to explore and enjoys stunning sunsets all year round, setting on the Inner Hebrides.

Aird House has it's own parking available as well as; Lounge: with wood burning stove and views to islands of Jura, Scarba, Mull and Luing. Kitchen/Dining Room: full fitted with dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave, electric hob and oven/grill. Bedrooms: one double with king-size bed (5'), two single and one twin bedroom (downstairs). Bathroom; upstairs with shower over the bath and toilet and washbasin downstairs. Hall: with a door leading to garden. Utility: at the back entrance with washing machine and a drying room with a tumble drier. Private, enclosed walled garden at front of house with garden furniture. Wifi provided TV/DVD/VIDEO iPod dock Heating: oil fired central heating and wood burning stove in lounge. All fuel included. All linen, toiletries and towels provided. Storage available for bicycles if required. Non smoking and no pets. Short breaks available out of season. Fresh flowers, home made fruit loaf, fresh eggs and complimentary bottle of wine provided on your arrival.

Aird Farm is situated at the end of Craignish Peninsula, looking west across to islands of Jura, Scarba, Mull and Luing with Correyvreckan whirlppol the well known tidal race between Jura and Scarba islands. On the east side Aird Farm looks on to Loch Craignish and across to Crinan. A mile walk to the South of Aird is the Dorus Mhor (meaning big door) is another tidal race. Village of Ardfern has a well stocked shop, marina and a hotel Galley of Lorne. Nearby Craobh Haven has a pub, marina with Lunga Riding Centre closeby. Boat trips are available from both marinas. Kilmartin Glen with its standing stones and neolithic burial grounds and Museum and Arduaine gardens are within a short drive of Aird.

Delightful two bedroom lodge with sauna and access to private beach set in the beautiful Lunga Estate, a short walk from Craobh Haven Marina. Urchin lodge comprises of a double bedroom, a twin bedroom, a family sized bathroom with sauna, open plan living area with well-equipped kitchen, a separate toilet and surrounding decking to take in the breathtaking views!

This is a delightful, well-equipped lodge with access to a private beach. Seashell lodge has a stunning views, open plan living area and sauna.

Situated in the delightful Lunga Estate, a short distance from Craobh Haven Village, the lodge is set in stunning surroundings.

Camus Arsa is a unique dwelling on a country estate in Argyll, the scenic west coast of Scotland. With stunning views, a horse riding stables within 1 minutes walk, the local pub which often hosts live music a 10 minute walk away, and miles of countryside to explore. Stand where ancient Scottish Kings were crowned, where Sean Connery jumped off the pier as 007, see the 3rd largest whirlpool in the world, the distillery tour, island wildlife tour, go fishing, taste the best of Argyll.

Located on Lunga Estate on the scenic west coast of Scotland, this caravan/portacabin hybrid has been renovated to bring you a clean and fresh open plan modern cabin. Winter is coming! So now can enjoy the cosyness of the Rayburn which I will light for your before your arrival; spend some cosy nights in with the heat of a real fire you just can't beat. It also heats the radiators in the bedroom and livin room. I will provide you with a bunch of fuel to keep you going and give you a good start, afer that we'll have to strike some arrangement depending on what fuel I have available at the time and the length of your stay. I try to be eco-friendly as possible and provide you with local chopped wood chopped by my good self, also suplimented with some compressed woodchip 'heat logs'. Coal is also available in the local area. I will try my best to make sure you are as cosy as you could want. The bedroom contains a double bed and en-suite shower/toilet/washroom, and there is an extra toilet/laundry room off the entrance hall. The livingroom contains a comfy sofa bed which makes a cosy double (or luxurious single), and the Snug area beyond the kitchen contains a small futon foldout mattress. The Snug can be partitioned off from the kitchen with curtains. C.A. is a quiet place, if you're just looking to relax. With good mobile signal and no broadband it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle and constant demands of modern life. Wifi is available at the local pub should you find yourself really in need! In the cabin you will find a selection of books, games and puzzles and other such things for nights in, I do like to give the place that 'lived in' feel and hope that you will want for nothing more. Great views out over the islands for most of the year, clean, fresh and spacious with as many modern conveniences as I can muster. I have also got some special deals for local activities: All my guests get 10% discount at the local horse riding stables and I'm working hard to get you more special deals. Watch this space. Please feel free to contact me about larger groups. It depends how cosy you want to get and are prepared to be but I'm more than happy to talk. I have a printed 'House Manual' which will help you find everything. It includes instructions on how to light the Rayburn, in case you're not familiar with stove lighting, and also comes in a variety of languages for your convenience.

Lunga Estate is located about 17 miles from Lochgilphead and 22 miles from the town of Oban. On the coast and looking out over the islands of Mull and Jura, with a local horse riding stables just down the road it's an ideal place to simply relax or a base from which to go sight seeing. Lunga Riding Stables offer riding lessons and rides about the estate for all skill levels. The local pub, The Lord Of The Isles, is approximately a 10 minute walk away and a great place to go for lunch or dinner. It often hosts live music in the evenings. Next to the pub is the local marina where you can take wildlife and island tour boat trips, or go and check out the Gulf of Corryvreckan, the third largest whirlpool in the world. Further afield you can visit Kilmartin Museum for a slice of local ancient history, standing stones, 'The Valley of Ghosts', and Dunadd where the ancient kings of Scotland were crowned. This is also a great jump-off point for journeys to the Western Isles or further afield to Glen Coe, Ben Nevis and the Isle of Skye. In Oban you can catch ferries out to the islands, do the grand distillery tour if you like a tipple, or perhaps just head up the hill to McCaig's Tower, admire the views and wonder what it would have looked like if it had ever been completed.

Delightful two bedroom lodge with sauna and access to private beach set in the beautiful Lunga Estate, a short walk from Craobh Haven Marina. Seashell lodge comprises of a double bedroom, a twin bedroom, a family sized bathroom with sauna, open plan living area with well-equipped kitchen, a separate toilet and surrounding decking to take in the breathtaking views!

This is a delightful, well-equipped lodge with access to a private beach. Seashell lodge has a stunning views, open plan living area and sauna.

Situated in the delightful Lunga Estate, a short distance from Craobh Haven Village, the lodge is set in stunning surroundings.

The Cabin is a nature-lover's paradise, a peaceful, romantic retreat full of character and charm. It is a 1930s wood-panelled cabin set in an orchard, part of the beautiful mature garden of our home. It consists of a bedroom, bathroom and old-fashioned kitchen with wood stove. We are situated at the heart of Kilmartin Glen, a 5-minute walk from ancient standing stones and chambered cairns and a short cycle from Moine Mhor nature reserve, Crinan Ferry beach and the award-winning Kilmartin Museum.

The Cabin is a 1930's wooden garden house. The rooms are wood panelled and the curved ceiling is reminiscent of an old railway carriage. With windows on three sides it is very light. When the weather is fair, sunshine pours into the bedroom from morning to evening. We have kept the original features and added vintage and retro furnishings. There are two comfortable single beds with electric blankets (we can put these together on request), a bathroom with bath and toilet and a kitchen with kettle, toaster, small fridge and old Belling cooker (electric). The Belling is fairly limited but will cook eggs or pasta, heat milk or grill bacon with success. You may wish to bring your own breakfast or if you prefer, we can provide a DIY breakfast, including freshly laid eggs. A Scandinavian wood stove heats the cabin (wood provided) but there are also electric radiators and blankets to keep you snug. The Cabin is a peaceful haven where you can read a book, play games or listen to the radio (or the birdsong!) in the absence of wifi.

The Cabin is situated in Kilmartin Glen just a stone's throw from Temple Wood Stone Circle and is on a cycling and walking route that gives access to an array of historic sites: chambered cairns, standing stones, rock art, Dunadd fort, Moine Mhor nature reserve, Carnasserie Castle and the award-winning Kilmartin museum. Crinan is a short drive away with its famous canal, harbour and wonderful woodland walk with stunning views to the west over Jura and Mull. Loch Awe, Loch Sween and the pretty west coast villages of Tayvallich and Ardfern are a 20-minute drive away, offering walks, boat trips, cafes, arts venues and sports facilities. Lochgilphead (9 miles away) is the main hub for shopping, banking, petrol etc. There is a friendly pub in Kilmartin village a mile and a half away. The walk there is lovely, even after dark.

Situated at the north gable end of Melfort Lodge, this compact semi-detached cottage forms part of the stable courtyard and enjoys views over its own triangle of garden and the courtyard Garden. A glass door from the living room opens onto the garden. Car parking within the garden ground at the front and to the side of the building. COTTAGE DETAILS GROUND FLOOR Cosy Sitting Room with wood-burning stove Equipped with two single sofa beds for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Kitchen with oven, hob, fridge with ice box, microwave & dishwasher UPPER FLOOR Attractive Double bedroom twin on request Small Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin Car parking is to the side of the cottage. Heating is by electric panel & storage heaters. Electricity is metered & paid for at the end of your stay. All bed linen, towels & cleaning products are provided. Up to 2 pets are welcome by arrangement (charges apply).

Loch Melfort makes Kilmelford a popular haven for the yachting community visiting the islands of the Inner Hebrides and Mull and Iona. The surrounding countryside has many miles of excellent walks with stunning views over the land and coast so it’s hard not to fall in love with this place instantly. We have an enviable reputation for wild brown trout fishing on our hill lochs and there is also sea fishing offering a great variety of species. Some of the most popular activities include day trips to Oban; catching the ferry to The Isle of Mull & Iona; exploring the award winning Arduaine Gardens; visiting the Sea Life Sanctuary; enjoying exhilarating boat trips to the Corryvreckan Whirlpool with Jenny Wren Boat Trips; discovering wildlife boat trips spotting Whales, Dolphins, Porpoise, Sea and Golden eagle, Seals and Otters. Not forgetting sampling whisky, dining on fresh seafood, exploring castles and discovering the Glorious Gardens of Argyll. Closer to home there are many lovely walks from Melfort Village as well as boat trips to the islands from Melfort Pier. Lunga Riding Stables , near Craobh Haven offer horseriding ride outs and lessons from 30 minutes to 4 hours. Trail rides are along forest tracks or along the shore with plenty of stops for photo opportunities. The local area is packed full of majestic landscapes, stunning seaviews, wonderful wildlife, fascinating flora, and is also rich with archaeological and historical places of interest. The unique landscape with mountains and glens gently rolling to the sea make it perfect for all ages who enjoy exploring the outdoors. Whatever you prefer there is something to suit all tastes, seeking high energy activity or just somewhere to relax and recharge, we have it all here in Argyll. For a truly spectacular birds eye view and a unique experience Fly Scenic Scotland offers 10 tour’s, exploring the unparalleled views of the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Based at Oban Airport we can highly recommend this experience which offers trips including iconic views from the air from Castle Stalker to Ben Nevis! Come and join us and explore a world away from your own here on the magical West Coast.

This two bedroom terraced cottage sleeps four with a south facing garden directly overlooking the Crinan Canal Hotel/pub ½ mile An ideal base for people who like walking, sailing, fishing and cycling along the nearby tow path towards Lochgilphead 3miles or Crinan 4 miles The garden is enclosed and dog-friendly (1 dog FOC) Local interests pottery, the museum, gardens, archaeological sites, golf and fishing are available nearby Free Fibre Optic WiFi Bike Shed

Both cottages are dog friendly and one behaved small dog FOC is allowed in both cottage living areas by prior arrangement Unlike other cottages there is no charge for dogs - which are most welcome together with their responsible owners. I do not take weekend bookings which starts on a Thursday or Friday without prior notice Both cottages have private front gardens and have free Broadband and free Fibre Optic Wi-Fi. There is a bike and wood store in the lane at the rear of the property. Minimum stays varies throughout the year. Access: Adequate off road parking available for both cottages at either end of terrace.

Crinan Canal Cottage is situated in the much sought-after hamlet of Cairnbaan, a charming area of unspoilt natural beauty approximately halfway along the Crinan Canal, which stretches from Ardrishaig to Crinan. The canal itself is picturesque and beautifully landscaped, and provides plenty of interest with the daytime passage of boats to and fro. The Crinan Canal offers wonderful scenery for fishing, canoeing, sailing, horse riding, walking and cycling, with many cycle tracks signposted throughout the glen and plenty of forests and hills nearby should you wish something more energetic. Wildlife includes many woodland birds and birds of prey, beavers in a new reserve in Knapdale, red squirrels, red and roe deer, seals, otters and occasionally pine martins. The rural location of the property offers unlimited potential for country life and outdoor pursuits. It is within easy reach of several marinas and is in the heart of the renowned west coast sailing area with the coastline and islands to the west offering superb sailing. Boats can be chartered from Crinan harbour and there are trips around the islands where it is possible to see whales, porpoise, seals, many sea birds including golden and white-tailed eagles, and the spectacular Corryvreckan Whirlpools.

This charming detached single storey sits in a peaceful corner in its own garden. The view from the living room is south easterly overlooking the garden & paddock. COTTAGE DETAILS Hallway leading to large sitting room with open fire and French windows to the garden Equipped with a double sofa bed for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Combined kitchen/dining room with oven, hob, fridge with ice-box, microwave & dishwasher Double bedroom Twin bedroom double on request Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin Shower room with electric shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin Car parking is to the side of the cottage. Heating is by electric panel & storage heaters. Electricity is metered & paid for at the end of your stay. All bed linen, towels & cleaning products are provided. Up to 2 pets are welcome by arrangement (charges apply).

Loch Melfort makes Kilmelford a popular haven for the yachting community visiting the islands of the Inner Hebrides and Mull and Iona. The surrounding countryside has many miles of excellent walks with stunning views over the land and coast so it’s hard not to fall in love with this place instantly. We have an enviable reputation for wild brown trout fishing on our hill lochs and there is also sea fishing offering a great variety of species. Some of the most popular activities include day trips to Oban; catching the ferry to The Isle of Mull & Iona; exploring the award winning Arduaine Gardens; visiting the Sea Life Sanctuary; enjoying exhilarating boat trips to the Corryvreckan Whirlpool with Jenny Wren Boat Trips; discovering wildlife boat trips spotting Whales, Dolphins, Porpoise, Sea and Golden eagle, Seals and Otters. Not forgetting sampling whisky, dining on fresh seafood, exploring castles and discovering the Glorious Gardens of Argyll. Closer to home there are many lovely walks from Melfort Village as well as boat trips to the islands from Melfort Pier. Lunga Riding Stables , near Craobh Haven offer horseriding ride outs and lessons from 30 minutes to 4 hours. Trail rides are along forest tracks or along the shore with plenty of stops for photo opportunities. The local area is packed full of majestic landscapes, stunning seaviews, wonderful wildlife, fascinating flora, and is also rich with archaeological and historical places of interest. The unique landscape with mountains and glens gently rolling to the sea make it perfect for all ages who enjoy exploring the outdoors. Whatever you prefer there is something to suit all tastes, seeking high energy activity or just somewhere to relax and recharge, we have it all here in Argyll. For a truly spectacular birds eye view and a unique experience Fly Scenic Scotland offers 10 tour’s, exploring the unparalleled views of the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Based at Oban Airport we can highly recommend this experience which offers trips including iconic views from the air from Castle Stalker to Ben Nevis! Come and join us and explore a world away from your own here on the magical West Coast.

When you arrive , there is parking right by your front door. Inside, is a hall way , with the double bedroom, TV, en suite ,shower room, toilet, sink. Second bath room with a spa bath, toilet , sink . Upstairs, sitting area with a magical view of the every changing highlands and ocean. Large screen TV, dinning area, full kitchen. 2 pets are welcome. £ 20,- p. stay p. pet. When you arrive, the bed is made and plenty of towels. Great hill walking ,swimming ,waters ports, ideal touring base.

We are on of the most beautiful sea Loch on the West Coast of Scotland. Just 16 miles south of Oban , the gate way to the Isles. We are an ideal touring base , to take day trips to all kind of interesting things to see and do .

There is much to see and do in our area , there is Oban with the Whisky distillery great seafood restaurants, the take the ferry for a day to Mull and Iona . See the bridge over the Atlantic and visit Easdale and the little island of Seil, with the slate mines.The Arduine garden are only 10 minute from Melfort. Or go to Kilmartin, see the standing stones and the museum , walk a long the Crinan Canal. Yes, there is so much to do here. Come and enjoy your holiday .

Quirky studio cottage set in the beautiful backdrop of Lunga House, and exquisite views of the sea stretching from the Corryvreckan to Loch Melford encompassing the islands of Jura, Scarba, Luing , Shuna and beyond to the mountains of Mull.

Delightful studio cottage with spectacular views. Comprises of one double bed, seating area, kitchen area and bathroom.

Situated in the delightful Lunga Estate, a short distance from Craobh Haven Village, the cottage is set in stunning surroundings.

Our Uist suite is an en-suite double room and large bathroom with shower. With views overlooking the east side of Loch Craignish. With a range of modern technology and tastefully decorated, in addition to the wealth of features this suite has central heating, a back-up electric heater, spare blanket, electric blanket (winter only), double glazing, travel plug and plenty of storage space.

A waterside holiday home with a terrace offering spectacular views, over Loch Melfort. Located in Kilmelford, 15 miles south of Oban. Sleeps 5 with open living/dining/kitchen space, private garden and outdoor space. This is the perfect place to relax and drink in the tranquil view of the yachts and boats out on the bay. Sunsets are amazing. If you don't wish to cook you can walk to the lovely 'Room At The Top' restaurant to enjoy a great meal and glass of wine.

The cottage is situated among other holiday properties, however ours is privately owned and any queries should be made direct to us and not directed to the on site office. What's in & around the property: - Private parking Jetty for boat launching Tiled floors with under-floor heating 'Room At The Top' restaurant within walking distance or a short drive Linen and towels included Electricity costs included 2 dogs welcome No smoking Woodburning stove - Welcome Logs included, more available to purchase from host 42 inch flat screen TV (Freeview) and DVD player Wall mounted TV in main bedroom CD player Double electric oven, grill and hob Fridge and freezer Dishwasher Two outdoor tables with chairs on South facing deck and West facing deck Ground Floor: Hall Double bedroom with en suite bath/shower room with Jacuzzi spa bath, separate shower, toilet and hand basin Double bedroom Single bedroom Shower room with deep shower tray, toilet and hand basin First Floor: Spacious upper living area incorporating sitting room with access to upper deck and a dining kitchen

In an area of outstanding natural beauty, teeming with wildlife and a rich and varied bird population. Seals, otters and porpoises are frequently spotted in the loch. From the top of the Melfort Hills are some of the most breathtaking views over the Sound of Jura, Firth of Lorn and surrounding islands. This is an excellent base for walking, bird-watching and water activities; or for touring Scotland's impressive west coast.

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.

Gabran is a cosy cottage on the North side of Dunadd farm court yard. With an outward facing aspect and views over the garden and river. Gabran has an open plan living room/kitchen and a downstairs bathroom. The bedroom has a double bed and a single suitable for a family of 3. Enjoy walks along the river or up to the top of the ancient Dunadd fort once home to the kings of Scotland.

Dunadd is in Mid Argyll giving great access to Oban to the North where you can travel by ferry to most of the western isles. Campbeltown is to the south, famous for its golf courses and Whisky distilleries. Also nearby are the ferries to Islay, Jura and Gigha. The Crinan canal is within walking distance(4km) via a marked path.

This detached two-storey cottage is set into the hillside amongst the Beech woods with glorious views over Melfort Village & south over Loch Melfort. It has its own large garden with garden seating, surrounded by a ha-ha wall with plenty of room for car-parking. COTTAGE DETAILS GROUND FLOOR Large sitting room with wood-burning stove Equipped with two single sofa beds for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Open plan kitchen/dining area with oven, hob, fridge with ice-box, microwave & dishwasher Shower room with electric shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin UPPER FLOOR Double bedroom Twin bedroom (double on request) Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin Car parking is to the side of the cottage. Heating is by electric thermostatic controlled radiators. Electricity is metered & paid for at the end of your stay. All bed linen, towels & cleaning products are provided. Up to 2 pets are welcome by arrangement (charges apply).

Loch Melfort makes Kilmelford a popular haven for the yachting community visiting the islands of the Inner Hebrides and Mull and Iona. The surrounding countryside has many miles of excellent walks with stunning views over the land and coast so it’s hard not to fall in love with this place instantly. We have an enviable reputation for wild brown trout fishing on our hill lochs and there is also sea fishing offering a great variety of species. Some of the most popular activities include day trips to Oban; catching the ferry to The Isle of Mull & Iona; exploring the award winning Arduaine Gardens; visiting the Sea Life Sanctuary; enjoying exhilarating boat trips to the Corryvreckan Whirlpool with Jenny Wren Boat Trips; discovering wildlife boat trips spotting Whales, Dolphins, Porpoise, Sea and Golden eagle, Seals and Otters. Not forgetting sampling whisky, dining on fresh seafood, exploring castles and discovering the Glorious Gardens of Argyll. Closer to home there are many lovely walks from Melfort Village as well as boat trips to the islands from Melfort Pier. Lunga Riding Stables , near Craobh Haven offer horseriding ride outs and lessons from 30 minutes to 4 hours. Trail rides are along forest tracks or along the shore with plenty of stops for photo opportunities. The local area is packed full of majestic landscapes, stunning seaviews, wonderful wildlife, fascinating flora, and is also rich with archaeological and historical places of interest. The unique landscape with mountains and glens gently rolling to the sea make it perfect for all ages who enjoy exploring the outdoors. Whatever you prefer there is something to suit all tastes, seeking high energy activity or just somewhere to relax and recharge, we have it all here in Argyll. For a truly spectacular birds eye view and a unique experience Fly Scenic Scotland offers 10 tour’s, exploring the unparalleled views of the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Based at Oban Airport we can highly recommend this experience which offers trips including iconic views from the air from Castle Stalker to Ben Nevis! Come and join us and explore a world away from your own here on the magical West Coast.

A compact cottage adjoining the old Coachmans Mews with its own delightful enclosed stone-walled garden and views over the Paddock to the hills beyond. Entry to the cottage is made via the garden path leading to the front door. Access to car parking is at the rear of the building by narrow driveway between garden wall and neighbouring cottages. COTTAGE DETAILS Sitting room with open fire Equipped with two single sofa beds for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Kitchen/Dining area with oven, hob, fridge with ice-box, microwave & dishwasher Large Double bedroom Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin Car parking is to the side of the cottage. Heating is by electric panel & storage heaters. Electricity is metered & paid for at the end of your stay. All bed linen, towels & cleaning products are provided. Up to 2 pets are welcome by arrangement (charges apply).

Loch Melfort makes Kilmelford a popular haven for the yachting community visiting the islands of the Inner Hebrides and Mull and Iona. The surrounding countryside has many miles of excellent walks with stunning views over the land and coast so it’s hard not to fall in love with this place instantly. We have an enviable reputation for wild brown trout fishing on our hill lochs and there is also sea fishing offering a great variety of species. Some of the most popular activities include day trips to Oban; catching the ferry to The Isle of Mull & Iona; exploring the award winning Arduaine Gardens; visiting the Sea Life Sanctuary; enjoying exhilarating boat trips to the Corryvreckan Whirlpool with Jenny Wren Boat Trips; discovering wildlife boat trips spotting Whales, Dolphins, Porpoise, Sea and Golden eagle, Seals and Otters. Not forgetting sampling whisky, dining on fresh seafood, exploring castles and discovering the Glorious Gardens of Argyll. Closer to home there are many lovely walks from Melfort Village as well as boat trips to the islands from Melfort Pier. Lunga Riding Stables , near Craobh Haven offer horseriding ride outs and lessons from 30 minutes to 4 hours. Trail rides are along forest tracks or along the shore with plenty of stops for photo opportunities. The local area is packed full of majestic landscapes, stunning seaviews, wonderful wildlife, fascinating flora, and is also rich with archaeological and historical places of interest. The unique landscape with mountains and glens gently rolling to the sea make it perfect for all ages who enjoy exploring the outdoors. Whatever you prefer there is something to suit all tastes, seeking high energy activity or just somewhere to relax and recharge, we have it all here in Argyll. For a truly spectacular birds eye view and a unique experience Fly Scenic Scotland offers 10 tour’s, exploring the unparalleled views of the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Based at Oban Airport we can highly recommend this experience which offers trips including iconic views from the air from Castle Stalker to Ben Nevis! Come and join us and explore a world away from your own here on the magical West Coast.