Hidden down a back lane the little elevated cottage had a lovely view over the lochan. We arrived early but found the table and chairs in the back garden and just sat there soaking up the sunshine. And being aeroplane enthusiasts, the men enjoyed watching an aeroplane pass by above and land very nearby at the local airfield
The rooms were good and the beds comfortable.
Our guests were from the warmth of Spain so needed the oil fired heating but it heated beautifully. And in the evenings we enjoyed the lovely peat fire.
The shower was lovely - warm and fierce - just how we like it!
Breakfast was easy to prepare in the well kitted out kitchen.
We found it easy to take a walk along the not-busy road and then the back road to the tiny airport car park before slipping down to the gorgeous white sand beach - a mile long, along the whole length of the runway which was hidden from easy view by the lofty sand dunes. This was like arrival in paradise.
During our visit, we travelled by car along the Wild Atlantic Way visiting the many small coves, often with crescent white beaches. We also visited the nearby Cruit Island which is a lovely place to walk and explore. There was so much to find within just ten miles of the cottage.
And just a few minutes walk down the road is a small pub, Bonners Bar, with sky tv and local music on some days plus a very friendly owner (and his wee cat).
We loved your wee cottage Sarah!