People come for a week and stay for years. We do up cottages as they become free. Apart from the holiday homes there is a small community engaged in multifarious and outlandish projects. Many a tale can be told in the Lord of the Isles or the Galley of Lorne where fishfarmers and foresters forgather with gardeners, crofters, builders and sailors. Walk freely in the hills and glens.
Pets are welcome and there are miles of forested tracks where dogs can do no harm.
Do keep them on a lead when among sheep or cattle. It s their territory and they don t accept strange animals. They can do themselves or even you much damage in their confusion over a friendly, bouncy town dog. All our flats and cottages have open fires, mostly they have old country furniture, with some fine antiques. While the house is clean and the furnishings serviceable, suitable for country holidays for families with children and pets, some are chipped and threadbare.