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Jackie Macrae B&B

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Quercus Accommodation Ullapool

We take pride in supplying something unique that is accessible to everybody. Situated in our natural garden, we have built a very wee that is pretty pod (super well insulated and beautifully completed with beds, kettle, heating etc) and now we've set up two 4m Bell tents, kitted down with bunting, quirky teapots, electric blankets regarding the beds and complete electric attach with USB ports etc. At peak season we also have a 4 sleep family room available. Most of the saces work well in tndem, so our company is an place that is perfect larger groups also.

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Caledonian Hotel

Ullapool is ideal for exploring the western Highlands Loch that is including Maree Lochnivar, Gairloch and the Corrieshalloch Gorge. The hotel that is oldest in Ullapool, a wonderful village regarding the west shore of Scotland, the Caledonian overlooks the harbour and colourful fishing boats nestled on Loch Broom.Ullapool is great for exploring the western Highlands including Loch Maree, Lochnivar, Gairloch together with Corrieshalloch Gorge.

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Bungalow500

Check our website away for more info Bungalow500. Beautifully embellished and individually styled rooms, featuring: 4-5 rooms - combination of twin/superking or luxurious beds which can be single/double. Large lounge with timber burner andwell stocked library/games/TV/DVD/Internet/Freesat/Netflix/Fast Wi-Fi. Large living area. Well kitchen that is equipped with American design fridge. Sun terrace with seating. Woodland yard. Use of sauna(by arrangement). Quick access that is walking village: destinations and eateries are a 5 minute stroll. Quick access to Ullapool Hill for hiking.

Croftend Chalet

 The Chalet is completely timber lined and it has a bright, well-furnished available plan living area with well kitchen that is prepared.  It has 2 rooms, resting 4. Heating is all electric, the cost of which is included in the rent. It sits among the list of woods in a garden that is little at the bottom of our croft.  The house advantages of private parking and views being gorgeous Loch Broom. It provides an base that is ideal hill-walking, bird viewing, a trip within the Minch to your Western Isles, fishing trips (sea, loch and river are available locally), or touring the NW Highlands.  In the village you will discover restaurants that are good pubs, (many with real time music), a leisure centre with pool and games facilities and a lot of neighborhood craft stores where you could browse for the afternoon.  The museum that is local you for the history of Lochbroom and you can find a couple of exemplary bookshops to produce the latest novels, should you prefer to simply stay in the home and read.

Rivington

Downstairs has an entry porch leading to the hall, a sitting that is more comfortable with picture windows, comfortable seating for six and a woodburning stove. The dining that is split has a table to seat six people, patio doors on the decking, and it is beside the completely fitted kitchen area. Also downstairs is a double room (with king-size bed) with an shower space that is en-suite. Addititionally there is a utility that is sensible at the rear. Upstairs are two roomy and bright bedrooms that are twin and your bathrooms with shower. There is public of storage space in every of the rooms, so bring as numerous garments while you want. Outside is a wooden area that is decked dining table and chairs, looking over the loch to Benn Dearg.

Near to golf leisure and course centre. Ideal base for touring Western Highlands.

Lochbroom Leisure Centreis a sports and centre that is swimming lots of recreations on offer, a climbing wall, rollerskating, and bouncy castle and ball pool sessions.The 25m Swimming Pool is family members friendly with a child pool area. There is a sports being multi hallway. Regular classes and tasks including trampolining, kids gym club, bouncy castle and ball pool and loads more.For small monkeys, there was an bouldering wall that is interior. Plus there host birthday events bouncy that is including parties, pool inflatable events, and liquid Walkerz parties.

Lochbroom Leisure Centre

Corrieshalloch Gorge National Nature Reserve is an slot that is ancient (or package canyon), with a deep tree shrouded chasm that cuts through the Highland backwoods. Corrieshalloch may mean 'Ugly Hollow' in Gaelic, however it is anything but, with a few fantastic waterfalls, like the thunderous Falls of Messach, that are 46m (over 150ft) high!The Falls will appear more amazing once you see it through the jaw dropping platform of a (slightly swaying!) Victorian suspension bridge that provides an exhilarating way to understand this wonder of this West Highlands. You shall not need to forget your camera because of this one! Please ensure that you don't approach the side of the gorge except where indicated.Walking could be the way that is better to explore this magnificent gorge, with 2 primary tracks, the shorter (but steeper) route leads down seriously to the suspension system bridge, but there is a more level choice that would work for wheelchairs and pushchairs, and curls across the the top of gorge, and through Strone Wood before looping back to the suspension system bridge. Vertigo patients might wish to avoid the 25m (82ft) during windy conditions.

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Corrieshalloch Gorge Nature Reserve

Inchnadamph Caves, also known as the Bone Caves, may be reached via an attractive and stroll that is popular a limestone valley with a secret to share with you! Your whole walk will need you up to 2 hours, and leads over the valley flooring, you climb the steep edges to achieve the dramatic Bone Caves until it narrows and! Therefore lace your boots up and get walking!These 4 north facing Bone Caves of Inchnadamph provide a unique glimpse back in its history, revealing what animals lived right here over the past 45,000 years. From arctic polar bears and lynx that is north to the hyenas and hippos of warmer climes, numerous pets have remaining their mark on the Bone Caves of Creag nan Uamh!there was a good 2km (1 mile) course through the car park at the seafood hatchery towards the Bone Caves however it does go over some rough and high ground therefore keep your eyes peeled as you walk. Additionally, even though the caves' entry chambers can be examined taking a stand, care should be taken at the rear of Reindeer Cave where it falls right down to a crawl means, while you do not want to lose the kids down there!Historic Scotland has designated the caves as an Ancient Monument, and Scottish National Heritage as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Take note that the postcode offered is for SAT NAV purposes only to enable you to get in to the specific area, it will not enable you to get directly to the caves, please prepare your journey in advance.Image "Allt Nan Uamh Caves" copyright Andrew via Flickr.

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Jackie Macrae B&B

3 Vyner Place, Ullapool, Highland IV26 2XR, Scotland

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