If you have a few friends who want to come along and enjoy the Highlands with you, then why not rent our Bunk House too? There are four rustic log bunk beds, an en-suite shower room, kitchen, a lounge-dining area equipped with TV with Netflix and electric heating. Linen and towels are also provided. The space measures a total of 7m x 5m and sits adjacent to the main cabin.

**Cleaning is a mandatory one off fee charged at £35 per stay**

There are four chunky log bunk beds, an en-suite shower room, kitchen, a lounge-dining area with a sofa, pouffe, table and chairs.

The Bunk House is also constructed from the same Western Red Cedar, in keeping with the main cabin. The floor is tiled and walls clad with log lap and array of vintage curios!

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The Bunk House

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Nestled amongst the spectacular mountains, magical moorland and ancient lochs, you’ll find yourself immersed in the best rugged beauty and wild landscapes that the Scottish Highlands have to offer. Loch Garry is a place of peaceful contemplation and natural splendour. Just over one hour’s drive from Inverness airport, you will find yourself in a location where you can truly unwind and enjoy life’s simple pleasures. Our snug log cabin offers luxury in the most tranquil setting.

**Cleaning is a mandatory one off fee charged at £85 per stay**

The ground floor master bedroom has a sumptuous king size bed and patio doors onto the deck overlooking the loch and woods. The spacious en-suite wet room has double rock hand basins, a large walk in "drench" shower, and a door which gives access to the hot tub deck.

​Gallery area (sleeps up to four) has twin beds which can be made up as a super king bed plus a sofa bed, which can sleep another two people. The bathroom has an oval bathtub that overlooks the woodlands and burn from the gable window. There are four Velux windows nestled between the large rafters in the cedar lined roof – just perfect for some romantic stargazing!

 Lounge area has a large leather and tweed comfy sofa, games table, original sleigh day bed, fur bean bag, log burner, TV, Sky, DVD player, guitar, and patio doors providing access to the deck.​

Ground floor utility room has another sink and washing machine, which leads to another wet room and toilet which is suitable for folk with reduced mobility and of course muddy ones!

​The entire ground floor benefits from underfloor heating which through the colder months maintains the cabin at a very comfortable temperature.

​Bose Soundtouch wireless speakers in each room plus Bose surround sound system for the TV – all connectable with your own devices.

The cabin is flanked on three sides by a cedar deck, complete with a large gas BBQ, pizza oven, tables and chairs, plus two steamer deckchairs for lounging and catching the glorious sunshine.

Among the trees are woodland style tables, chairs and benches, plus a fire pit with grill, which makes for a charming woodland dining area.​

A self contained Bunk house and Shepherds Hut are also available either in conjunction with the cabin, or separately.

Down by the loch there are two canoes, two paddle boards, a rowing boat along with sufficient lifejackets for all guests to use.

The Cabin

This hut was handmade by a very creative and resourceful father and son team, they started with an old army trailer for the chassis, Alison supplied the Western Red cedar from Canada and they used all sorts of bits and bobs from their antiques and salvage yard to give it that wonderful quirky character. The sandstone hearth was reclaimed from a two hundred year old property, a gorgeous bit of gnarly elm was used for the log rack, vintage carpenters' planes for shelf brackets, an old copper pot for the kitchen sink and Victorian stained glass window and a large old wooden lock used on the stable door.

The hut has a log burning hot tub, free Wi-Fi, all crockery and cookware, halogen oven, 2 ring hob, microwave, fridge, freezer TV/Netflix Bose Bluetooth speaker, hairdryer, linen and towels, electric fire, fire pit, outdoor dining area, the boats and a gift from us, to take away with you.

****Cleaning is a mandatory one off fee charged at £35 per stay**

Logs are available from the log store on the deck at £7 per bag

Outside the large raised deck provides a lovely view over the burn which runs down into Loch Garry just 100m away.  The deck hosts a table, chairs and the wooden hot tub, heated with a log-burner. There are also two canoes, two paddle boards, family canoe and a rowing boat, all of which you may use during your stay.

​Please note that the deck does overlook the woodlands and the firepit which is a communal area. ​The hut measures 7.5 x 2.4m which gives an amazing spacious feel, yet remains incredibly cosy.

​The hut is also equipped with USB sockets, iron, ironing board, TV, kettle, toaster, a cafetière, pots n pans, playing cards, a few DVDs, marshmallow toasting fork for the fire pit in the woods, coat rack with a grill beneath to allow any wet boots and coats do drip and dry. There’s a hosepipe outside to wash off excessive mud on your dog, boots or bikes. Hot water is supplied by a small water heater over the copper sink and the shower is electric. The basin in the shower room only has a cold tap.

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 The Shepherd's Hut

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Kingie Cottage

Accommodation: 3 bedrooms, 1 double, 2 twins (sleeps 6) Glorious Glen Garry is on the highway that is stunning to Isles extending from the Great Glen to your Isle of Skye. The cottage is an base that is ideal exploring Loch Ness &the Fort William area. Fort William is merely 40 miles additionally the Skye Bridge is 45 kilometers away along stunning Glen Shiel, making for a drive that is beautiful 1 Kingie Cottages, located at Kingie, is a pleasantly embellished and furnished cottage, which will match walkers and those looking for a remote getaway. Two kilometers over the road may be the dam at Loch Quoich whose man-made austerity is in complete comparison towards the Glen's tough beauty that is normal. Glen Garry is a forest that is big in an idylic environment with Loch Garry towards the north boundary and Ben Tee towards the south. The River Garry hosts the Atlantic salmon which every year migrate up through the falls plus in to your river that is upper spawn. Cycling is allowed on the forest roadways.  Ground Floor: Sitting room with open fire, dining kitchen, 2 twins, 1 double, bathroom with bath/shower, WHB, WC.

Faichemard Farm Chalets

Set in Glengarry, where six generations for the Grant household have actually lived at Faichemard Farm since 1868; Colin and Lauren Grant welcome one to stick to them on their working hill farm and relax in harmony with nature in the Chalets Living area: Electric heating, colour television, chalet fully double glazed, fitted carpets throughout Kitchen: Fully equipped, electric cooker, refrigerator, water heater and microwave Shower space & WC: Electric towel rail and wall mounted fan heater rooms: One dual (1220mm wide), a unitary, wardrobe, duvet and blankets, electric heating Bed linen is supplied, Please bring your towels and tea towelsChalet Facilities Car parking: Beside each chalet Electricity: No coins required. Electricity used is charged by meter reading at cost price Laundry: Large automatic washer and tumble dryer adjacent to reception Dogs by arrangement only 

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Binnilidh Mhor B&B

Situated in the tranquil Scottish Highlands, with stunning views of this surrounding forests and mountains, Binnilidh Mhor B&B offers access that is simple outside tasks such as walking, hill climbing, horse riding, fishing, kayaking, bird watching and great possibilities for wildlife photography. The home is set significantly less than 10 miles from Loch Ness and just from the A887 road to your Isle of Skye.  This home includes 3 en-suite that is big, 2 of which are situated on a lawn flooring and suitable for visitors with mobility problems.  Each room on the ground floor can accommodate 1- 2 guests. and all sorts of our double beds are super king-size that may also be composed as a twin.The that is continental is composed of a bath, seperate shower, wash hand basin and lavatory. The 3rd very large en-suite that is superior that is on the 1st floor sleeps 2-4 guests and also this space has 1 big super king size bed and£2 single beds. The super master sizebed can consist as a twin that is continental. The en-suite is made of a bath, split shower, twice clean hand basin, lavatory and bidet. En-suite Bedroom Facilities:   complimentary Wi-Fi  Ipod docking station  big screen that is flat  DVD player  Tea and Coffee making facilities  Silent fridge for chilling visitors own treats and drinks  Hairdryer  Iron and ironing board  Work desk  Wardrobe  Safety deposit field  Large bath cubicle with electric shower  Bath  Electric shaver point  huge beds - 6 base wide by 6 base 6 inches long  Continental twin choice for sleep where 2 single mattresses each with their own bedding are placed side by side on the king-size bed frame  All our en-suite rooms enjoy beautiful open views of this surrounding woodlands and hills. There is a guest lounge area with large display that is flat, DVD player and a roaring log fire to heat you up on wintertime days.  Morning meal is constructed of locally ingredients which are sourced includes a range of:   Continental Option  Scots Porridge  Comprehensive Scottish cooked morning meal  Fish morning meal  Oatcakes breads muffins pancakes jams and marmalades offered at Binnilidh Mhor are homemade. where ever possible.  Dishes and packed lunches are available upon higher level request and they are homemade where ever feasible evening. Visitor tourist attractions nearby:    Loch Ness (15 drive that is minute  Fort Augustus with Medieval Abbey, Caledonian Canal and Loch Ness motorboat trips (25 moment drive)  Drumnadrochit with Loch Ness Monster Exhibition (25 minute drive)  Urquhart Castle (25 moment drive)  Eilean Donan Castle (30 minute drive)  Isle of Skye Bridge (an hour drive)  Talisker Distillery on Skye (1.5 hour drive)  Dunvegan Castle on Skye (1.5 hour drive)  Inverness (1 hour drive)  Inverness Airport (1.5 hour drive)  Culloden Battlefield (1.5 hour drive)  Fort George Military Museum (1.5 hour drive)  Ben Nevis (1 hour drive)  Fort William (1.5 hour drive)  Jacobite (Harry Potter) Steam Train from Fort William to Mallaig (1.5 hour drive)  Cairngorm National Park (2 hour drive)   Consider staying a bit at Binnilidh Mhor to explore and revel in the Glenmoriston area. For walkers and cyclists there are lots of paths being regional period tracks to suit everyone from quick gentle wooded or loch- sidewalks to the greater challenging old Drove roadways. If you enjoy hill walking, Binnilidh Mhor offers a base that is central probably the most spectacular hill ranges into the Highlands. Kintail, Knoydart as well as the Cullins towards the western. The Nevis Number towards the south. The Monadhliaths to the East and also the hills which are affric the North. Check always- in times are from 4.30pm - 9.30pm. Other times by arrangement and check time that is-out by 10am. Regretfully Binnilidh Mhor isn't suitable for younger kids but children who're 14 years of age and older are many welcome. There clearly was a strict no cigarette smoking policy with no animals policy set up at Binnilidh Mhor.

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The Lovat, Loch Ness

Always aspiring to be innovative, the newly installed main heating & water system is revolutionary in using an biomass lumber chip burner that is eco-friendly. All rooms offer contemporary, technologically advanced facilities: flat display screen televisions; SKY & Internet access. Nevertheless, solitude is available with stunning panoramic views across Loch Ness, the five lock canal staircase or the hills being surrounding.  The devoted & attentive team provide a real warm greeting with an hospitality that is unrivalled. The club's contemporary design helps it be a spot that is ideal flake out with a fine whisky, ale or wine. The home that is devoted produce locally with a focus on fresh, seasonal & balanced dishes. The resort has two area that is dining the relaxing brasserie which acts more traditional food and also the fine dining area that provides a five program dinner. The brasserie is open all from 6pm - 9pm on weekdays and 6pm - 9:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays week. Pre-booking a table is recommended. The 3AA rosette restaurant 'Station Road' is Wednesday that is available with 2 seating times - 7:00pm or 8:00pm. 24 hours notice is needed & pre-booking is vital.  Nurtured by Caroline Gregory & Sean Kelly, this Loch that is diverse Ness has a character & course of a unique. The Lovat's perfect location makes it appropriate all events whether corporate or private & it lends itself to being a accepted place for a night's stop over otherwise as a base for an extended stay static in Scotland.  This hotel that is exclusive the heart & heart regarding the Highlands.

The Ratisbon at The Highland Club

The Ratisbon is a big and beautifully decorated apartment which has a terrace that is personal views out throughout the Monastery Lawn towards Loch Ness. The Ratisbon also has the advantage of being on found the bottom floor of this impressive previous Abbey Church which can be where you will find the pool that is swimming spa facilities and gym. It's perfect for families or for a lochside break that is romantic.    The Ratisbon may be accessed either side that is loch the terrace sliding doorways or through the Abbey Church. The reception that is large, master bedroom and guest bedroom all advantage form stunning views across the loch. The reception space is stylishly fashioned with contemporary furniture including a large corner couch, a flat screen TV (with Freeview), a DVD player and docking place that is iPod. There clearly was outdoor furniture on the terrace to ensure that you can enjoy an al fresco dining experience in this setting that is excellent.    The master that is big has a double sleep, an integrated wardrobe and an en-suite bathroom with a bath and a walk-in shower. There clearly was a guest twin bedroom and a grouped household restroom. The property can accommodate a maximum of 4 people. The kitchen/dining room has work that is granite and it is completely fitted with electric range, fuel hob, dishwasher, microwave, washer/dryer and a full match of top quality kitchen equipment and utensils. There was a table that is dining the kitchen/dining space  you also provide the flexibleness of a glass dining table within the reception space where you like intimate meals looking over the loch. There is a big hallway with a good amount of room to start up your outside clothes and boots prior to relaxing within the comfort with this apartment that is stunning.    Free Wi-Fi and quality that is high and bedding are provided.  

Nestled amongst the spectacular mountains, magical moorland and ancient lochs, you'll find yourself immersed in the best rugged beauty and wild landscapes that the Scottish Highlands have to offer. Loch Garry is a place of peaceful contemplation and natural splendor. Just over one hour's drive from Inverness airport, you will find yourself in a location where you can truly unwind and enjoy life's simple pleasures. Our snug lodges offer luxury in the most tranquil setting.

The Invermoriston Falls are a draw that is major the area, with stunning views to be had at all times. There is certainly a fairly quick walk on even terrain from the car parking through a woodland area (with slightly less even landscapes) leading you out to a vantage point that is good. Worth using a stroller for tiny legs. From here you can view other tracks along with a stone that is breathtaking for crossing and pooh sticks. The afternoon that is most beneficial to consult with is a Tuesday as they start the dams upstream at Dundreggan together with waters get quite dramatic!Please observe that the address and coordinates offered are for the nearby carpark maybe not the attraction it self.

Invermoriston Falls

The Nevis Range provides a range that is fantastic of to accommodate all ages and abilities and available all year round.There are 12 ski lifts, including Scotland's only hill gondola, which transports you effortlessly in just twelve minutes from the automobile park to 650m, where you will discover the Snowgoose Mountain Restaurant as well as the ski area it self. The novice's area is literally a stone discard from the station that is top with a variety of effortless runs for you really to gain your self-confidence on! Friendly ski and snowboard trainers provide all requirements of skiers and boarders the educational experience that is better possible. To help you select a route that matches your family's ability, from a quick stroll to an extremely challenging walk.A series of high ropes courses is built in Leanachan forest and is perfect for your courageous adventurers if you prefer to keep your own feet securely on a lawn, Leanachan Forest provides site visitors over 25 miles of woodland tracks to explore by foot or on bike, all utilizing the stunning backdrop of Britain's greatest mountain, waiting to be explored whenever you want of the year; all channels are graded from an easy task to expert. The course that is lowest is 1.5m from the ground and the highest is 10m off the bottom. Each program comprises a few hurdles also a jump from 11m (Swoop) and a zip that is 100m. Children from 5 yrs . old are welcomed onto the reduced course.Plus The Mountain Discovery Centre, found during the gondola top station, was made with the objective of educating grownups and children alike, about the wildlife, mountain landscape and habitat that surround us. So much to explore in this location that is definitely stunning!

Nevis Range Mountain Experience

Nevis Range Mountain Experience, Fort William in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Mountain Biking, Snowsports, Tree Adventure, Walks, Family Activities, Paragliding, Food and Drink, Ceilidhs, 30 minutes from Loch Ness

Nevis Range

Nevis Range Mountain Experience, Fort William in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Mountain Biking, Snowsports, Tree Adventure, Walks, Family Activities, Paragliding, Food and Drink, Ceilidhs, 30 minutes from Loch Ness

At Nevis Range you can enjoy:

Gondola rides  650m up Aonach Mor mountain (a neighboring mountain of Ben Nevis)
Beautiful scenic walks
Mountain biking, mountain bike lessons and mountain bike hire
Snowsports, snowsports lessons and snowsports hire in winter
Mountain dining with a view in the Snowgoose Restaurant & Bar
Great coffee, cakes and lunch in the Pinemarten Caf�

Nevis Range Mountain Resort

The painstakingly recreated caverns, caves and mining scenes and see the amazing crystals and geodes u to 7ft tall at Treasures associated with the world explore! The atmospheric environment causes it to be a great experience for children, and yes it's laden up with fossils and bones and a trove of gems and jewels!The UV Cave is a show-lit area with speciality light impacts adding much more magic to the geology, with stunning refractions and reflections to mesmerise your minds.In a separate display, you could understand the real history associated with the Scottish end of the Gold Rush and the silver nugget that is largest ever found! Perfect for college age kids particularly.None of this environments being simulated at all intimidating, plus the UV Cave is pretty in place of abrasive, so most children will love the exhibits. You may find that it extra consideration, though access and egress are quite simple so should one wish to withdraw swiftly it's easy to.You can expand the fun just a little further by accessing the attraction by train, because it's effortless walking distance from Corpach Railway Station that will be on the Fort William to Mallaig line despite it perhaps not being underground young ones (and even grown-ups) that do perhaps not enjoy enclosed spaces might want to provide.

Treasures of the Earth

Europe’s finest private collection of Crystals, Gemstones and Fossils, 500 Million years in the making

Treasures Of The Earth

Through the hill that is highest in Britain (Ben Nevis) to Britain's most westerly station (Arisaig) you'll be treated to an abundance of incredible places on board the Jacobite Steam Train.

On your journey, you are going to pass though Britain's deepest freshwater loch (Loch Morar) as well as the shortest river in the U, river Morar). You also pass through Loch Nevis, Fort William and end up in the fishing port, Mallaig.

The whole journey is 1.5 hours long.

Your kids will particularly enjoy crossing the 21 arches associated with the Glenfinnan viaduct, which most young ones, and grownups too, will recognise from the now infamous route to Hogwarts from the Harry Potter films!

Through the hill that is highest in Britain (Ben Nevis) to Britain's most westerly station (Arisaig) you'll be treated to an abundance of incredible places on board the Jacobite Steam Train.

Your kids will particularly enjoy crossing the 21 arches associated with the Glenfinnan viaduct, which most young ones, and grownups too, will recognise from the now infamous route to Hogwarts from the Harry Potter films!

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