RAILSCOT | Kyle of Lochalsh Extension Railway (Highland Railway) Kyle of Lochalsh Extension Railway Kyle of Lochalsh Extension (Highland Railway) This railway is open. Passenger services are provided by ScotRail between Kyle of Lochalsh, Stromeferry and Inverness. Survey Top This line runs along the rugged coastline between Kyle of Lochalsh and Stromeferry. It's proxmity to the sea has led to the sea defences having to be improved on a number of occasions. At Kyle, until recently, there was a ferry for Skye. This has been replaced by a toll road bridge. Chronology From Stromeferry to Kyle of Lochalsh. Stromeferry Top The Kyle of Lochalsh Extension formed and end-on junction with the fromer Dingwall and Skye Railway ay Stromeferry. See the Dingwall and Skye Railway . In recent years the section immediately west of Stromeferry has needed much repair work. In this section the embankment forms the beach. Duncraig Halt Top This station was opened after the line for the use of the Mathiesons of Duncraig Castle.

The photograph to the left shows the platform with its original waiting room from a nearby road bridge. The view looks west. The right hand photograph shows a sprinter going east at Fernaig. The halt was opened to the public on 23 May 1949. Duncraig Castle was now out of use for many years, but is now a house. Plockton Top Plockton station seen from a road overbridge to the East. At the far end of the station there was a siding closed in 1964. There was no loop. To the right of the photograph is Plockton Airport. Plockton is known for its Palm trees which are able to grow thanks to the Gulf Stream which flows up the West coast of Scotland. The station consists of one platform and a hut. There was no loop but a box opened on 28 April 1940 and closed 28 October 1945. Duirinish closed to goods traffic in 1954. Kyle of Lochalsh Top Kyle of Lochalsh is the terminus of the line. The station is also known as Kyle.

Until recently ferries (such as the car ferry shown above, right) crossed from Kyle to Kyleakin, but this has now ceased since the opening of the Skye bridge. The Skye bridge approach roads pass through Kyle but not Kyleakin, making the port a backwater. The cuttings required for the road bridge approaches dwarf the cuttings of the railway approach and it is now difficult to imagine the difficulty with which the Railway was blasted through and what a remote Railway village Kyle of Lochlash was. The terminus at Kyle was essentially a "green field site". A village had to be constructed for the railway staff including a Hotel, shops, a library and accommodation. At Kyle of Lochalsh the line turns southwards. Before the station there area number of impressive cuttings. The locomotive shed [5] once stood on the up side of the line outside the station area. After the locomotive shed the track divided three ways beside the signal box [6] (shown right, closed 3 June 1984) which is on the down side of the tracks. One track leads to the eastern face of the station pier, one track divided into storage sidings and the third leads to the western face of the station pier.

The station [7] consists of a broad island platform on a pier with a West Highland Railway style swiss chalet station building. About three berths for vessels were available at the pier. On either side of the island platform a number of freight sidings were available, including a shed on the west pier. Turntables provided access to the south face of the pier. The sidings have been much reduced, on the west pier there remains a loop and loading bank siding, and on the east pier there are two tracks which are not looped. Recently the loading bank has been used to load rubble for the repairs to the seawall at the West of Stromeferry (shown in photograph, left). Since the introduction of timber traffic on the line by the English, Welsh and Scottish Railway this loading bank also sees use for loading timbers. (Photographs of this operation not scanned in yet). To the west of the station (to the left of the photograph shown here, right, also shown top) is the site of the slipway for the car ferries which ran until recently. The ex-Highland Railway's Hotel also is sited to the west of the station.

The withdrawl of the ferries and increase in convenience for tourist car-owners with the opening of the bridge is the most recent of many services which have been withdrawn from Kyle of Lochalsh. (The line itself nearly closed in 1973). Older examples include 1973, Ullapool-Stornoway ferry service replaces Kyle-Stornoway and 1975, Kyle to Portree mailboat service ends. Given the gradual decline, the timber traffic is a welcome boost, one hopes it fairs better than the abandoned facilities at Stromeferry. Diameter of the turntable at Kyle shed: from Cormack and Stevenson's book 'Highland Railway Locomotives; Book 1' 1901 - 50' 0" Kyle Of Lochalsh Hotels | Cheap Hotels | lastminute.com Kyle Of Lochalsh hotels Hotels in Kyle Of Lochalsh Hotels in Kyle Of Lochalsh In the very heart of Scotland’s wild western highlands and at the gateway to the beautiful Isle of Skye, is the pretty village of Kyle of Lochalsh. It is entirely surrounded by some of the UK’s finest scenery and most impressive wildlife.

Landscape Kyle of Lochalsh has a beautiful shoreline and a picturesque little harbour. Since 1995 the Inner Sound to Kyleakin which divides the mainland from Skye here, has been traversed by the impressive span of the Skye Bridge, which replaced the long serving ferry service. Nearby you will find the lovely village of Plockton in its sheltered bay on Loch Carron and the iconic profile of the Five Sisters of Kintail, a majestic local mountain range. The glorious Glen Shiel is full of excellent walks that are steeped in Jacobite history and mysterious landmarks left by much earlier settlers. Isle of Skye Skye is just a short road trip from Kyle of Lochalsh today, which makes it a perfect base to discover this extraordinary place from the mainland. Whether you want to explore the looming and legendary Cuillin Mountains, drive the twisting coast roads with their ever-changing views, or explore jagged castle ruins, you will fall in love with this untamed island. Wildlife The abundance of wildlife around Kyle of Lochalsh hotels is stunning. Golden eagles soar over the surrounding peaks and otters can be seen among the rocks on the shore.

You can also spot seals, dolphins and whales, especially from one of the many excellent adventure boat trips. An exciting example of this is Seaprobe Atlantis, which is Scotland’s only semi-submersible glass bottom boat. From the underwater viewing gallery you can see the incredible diversity of marine life in its natural habitat, whilst on the upper deck you can enjoy superb views of the larger mammals and abundant seabirds. Some trips also include views of the fascinating WWII wreck of HMS Port Napier. Restaurants and cafés Not far across the Sound at Sleat on southern Skye is the Duisdale House Hotel Restaurant. Apart from its unbeatable location it is a source of wonderfully fresh local seafood prepared with real flair. When you want spot-on fish and chips, freshly prepared pizza or a reviving cappuccino, the friendly Harbour Fish Bar in beautiful Plockton will be happy to oblige. A little further afield you could visit the Applecross Inn at Strathcarron, where apart from great seafood and warm hospitality, you may be tempted to sample some of the 50 malt whiskies they keep.

x Weather in Kyle Of Lochalsh Tuesday 17 Lochside House, Kyle of Lochalsh, Highlands - Book this holiday cottage now 0345 498 6176 More photographs of Lochside House Boasting a spectacular location for the ultimate relaxing break, this exceptional cottage nestles serenely on the shores of Loch Duich. With its tastefully and very comfortably furnished interior and easy access to sailing and fishing (boat hire and launching facilities are available just across the road), it offers an ideal holiday base. Lochside House has magnificent views from most rooms and is stylishly furnished throughout. This is excellent walking, cycling and climbing country (the south ridge of Glen Shiel has no less than five munros – hills over 3,000 ft), affording magnificent views of Loch Duich, the Five Sisters of Kintail and famous Eilean Donan Castle, which is surrounded by majestic scenery and is one of the most visited and important attractions in the Scottish Highlands.

There are several National Trust properties in the region, including Plockton, a delightful village much loved by artists, and which lies within an easy drive as does Glenelg, home to a country inn providing good food and the seasonal ferry to the Isle of Skye. Here visitors can discover the Isle’s stunning landscape of rugged mountains, tumbling rivers and spectacular coastline that is home to bountiful wildlife, fine museums and craft centres. A shop, post office and pub serving food can be found in Shiel Bridge, 5 miles.Boasting a spectacular location for the ultimate relaxing break, these two exceptional cottages nestle serenely on the shores of Loch Duich. With their tastefully and very comfortably furnished interiors and easy access to sailing and fishing (boat hire and launching facilities are available just across the road), they offer an ideal holiday base. Lochside House, ref S4532, has magnificent views from most rooms and is stylishly furnished throughout and Achnateird, ref S4172, has direct access to the loch from the large garden.

This is excellent walking, cycling and climbing country (the south ridge of Glen Shiel has no less than five munros – hills over 3,000 ft), affording magnificent views of Loch Duich, the Five Sisters of Kintail and famous Eilean Donan Castle, which is surrounded by majestic scenery and is one of the most visited and important attractions in the Scottish Highlands.There are several National Trust properties in the region, including Plockton, a delightful village much loved by artists, and which lies within an easy drive as does Glenelg, home to a country inn providing good food and the seasonal ferry to the Isle of Skye. Here visitors can discover the Isle’s stunning landscape of rugged mountains, tumbling rivers and spectacular coastline that is home to bountiful wildlife, fine museums and craft centres. A shop, post office and pub serving food can be found in Shiel Bridge, 5 miles. Ground floor: Living room with oak floor. Dining area/kitchen with oak floor. Sun room with patio doors. Utility room. 1 twin bedroom. Shower room with toilet.

First floor: 3 bedrooms: 2 double, one (5ft half tester) with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 twin. Bathroom with Jacuzzi bath, shower cubicle and toilet. Oil central heating and underfloor heating in bathroom included. Electricity, bed linen and towels included. High chair. Satellite TV (basic package). Four Freesat TVs. DVD. Stereo/CD. Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Fenced terrace. Garden with patio and furniture. Barbecue. Parking. Fishing (foc). Rowing boat (foc). Mooring for own boat (foc). No smoking. Wheelchair access. Visit Scotland 5 Star. Facilities Welcome to Achnateird Kyle of Lochalsh Scotland by Madbookings - Scotland online, information on Achnateird Scotland. Click for Interactive Scotland Map Click Here to email an Expert Boasting a spectacular location for the ultimate relaxing break, these two exceptional cottages nestle serenely on the shores of Loch Duich.

With their tastefully and very comfortably furnished interiors and easy access to sailing and fishing (boat hire and launching facilities are available just across the road), they offer an ideal holiday base. This is excellent walking, cycling and climbing country (the south ridge of Glen Shiel has no less than five munros – hills over 3,000 ft), affording magnificent views of Loch Duich, the Five Sisters of Kintail and famous Eilean Donan Castle, which is surrounded by majestic scenery and is one of the most visited and important attractions in the Scottish Highlands. There are several National Trust properties in the region, including Plockton, a delightful village much loved by artists, and which lies within an easy drive, as does Glenelg, home to a country inn providing good food and the seasonal ferry to the Isle of Skye. Here visitors can discover the Isle’s stunning landscape of rugged mountains, tumbling rivers and spectacular coastline that is home to bountiful wildlife, fine museums and craft centres. A shop, post office and pub serving food can be found in Shiel Bridge, 5 miles. Achnateird Accommodation Set within a large fenced garden sloping down to the loch. Porch.

Very comfortable open plan sitting/dining room with modern fitted kitchen area. Bathroom/WC (shower over bath). First floor: Double bedroom with 5’ bed and twin bedded room both with sloping ceilings and dormer windows. Shower room/WC Achnateird Facilities Holiday cottages to rent in Kyle of Lochalsh | cottages.com × Kyle of Lochalsh Historic castles, sparkling lochs, dramatic landscapes and rushing waterfalls all await you when you stay in cottages in the Kyle of Lochalsh. It’s a true gem of a holiday destination where a traditional and warm Highland welcome is assured. The Skye Bridge, which connects the Isle of Skye to the mainland, is located adjacent to Kyle of Lochalsh, giving rise to the town being described as ‘The Gateway to the Isle of Skye’. Obviously, this makes it the perfect base from which to explore the scenic beauty and long history of Skye, but there is just as much to see on the mainland too. Walkers are spoilt for choice here with such a fine array of trails through the Highlands to choose from.

A full day’s excursion to the Five Sisters of Kintail, Scotland’s highest waterfall, is a wonderful experience, although the terrain can sometimes be tricky, but it’s also accessible by road. In fact, you do not have to be an able walker to enjoy the scenic splendour of the area; simply driving along the often-deserted roads that wind their way through the glens is an absolute pleasure. The nearby village of Plockton is located just six miles way; this delightfully quaint seaside town that has been charming visitors for many years, with whitewashed cottages lining the coastal road and palm trees growing in the seaward gardens, the very definition of a picture-postcard village. Also nearby is the romantic and famous Eilean Donan Castle that adorns many tourist board brochures. Enjoy incredible Highland scenery everywhere you turn and friendly locals everywhere you go, when you choose to stay in Kyle of Lochalsh holiday cottages.

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Hunger satisfied, I loaded my bags in the car and took a few photos of the view from the front garden of the Hawthorne Bank. I also couldn’t resist taking a photo of the cunning little boot scraper built into the outside wall of the house. Scrambled eggs with smoked salmon Victorian boot scraper VIew from front garden of my B&B in Oban VIew from front garden of my B&B in Oban Once again on the road, I made my way towards Fort William and then Mallaig to catch the ferry to Skye. On the way, I was reminded some things are the same the world over and road construction delays are definitely one. (I’m not complaining though. These roads are so much better than what I remember from Ireland.) As I made the turn on to the A830, I encountered a little wrinkle in my plans for the day. A huge flashing sign said that ferry service from Mallaig to Skye was ‘disrupted.’ I was pretty sure this wasn’t good and decided to be safe rather than sorry and made a quick call to Susan.

She, bless her heart, called the Ferry company and found out that chances were pretty good that the ferry I was planning to take would be cancelled due to winds. Rather than take the chance, she quickly reconfigured my route to take me to Skye via the bridge at Kyle of Lochalsh. Continue reading → Postcards From The Edge: KYLE OF LOCHALSH Postcards From The Edge Celebrating the Great British Coastline Pages Monday, 3 September 2012 KYLE OF LOCHALSH Many moons ago we set off on a driving tour around Scotland, and while we were there we decided to spend a short time on Skye. In those days there was no choice but to make the short crossing by ferry. All that has changed now, however, since the construction of a bridge connecting Kyle Of Lochalsh to the village of Kyleakin on Skye. The bridge, completed in 1995, used to charge a toll, which was a bone of contention among its users, but this has now been scrapped. It is still possible to reach Skye by ferry from the port of Mallaig a bit further south.

Kyle's past as a ferry port began in 1819 with the arrival of the road from Inverness, when Kyle became the main departure point for Skye. When the railway arrived in 1897 a ferry service to Stornoway started up, although this ended in 1973, when the service moved to Ullapool. Now that the bridge has replace the ferries, a lot of people whizz straight through without stopping, which is a shame because it is an attractive little harbour town with wonderful views across to Skye, while among the activities on offer are glass-bottom boat trips . Webcam view of the bridge. Map of the area.

Fawlty Towers - Review of Lochalsh Hotel, Kyle of Lochalsh - TripAdvisor Review of Lochalsh Hotel Check In dd/mm/yyyy Check Out dd/mm/yyyy Prices are for 1 room, 2 adults Show Prices Hotel | Ferry Road, Kyle of Lochalsh IV40 8AF, Scotland | Hotel amenities “Fawlty Towers” Reviewed 10 October 2015 Oh dear oh dear this has to be the worst hotel I have ever stayed in - its saving grace has to be its location right on the Loch with views over to the Skye Bridge. The hotel needs a complete refurb to bring it out of the 1950/1960's and into the 21st century and if they did nothing else they need to get the curtains in the rooms sorted and put the wallpaper back on the walls. The rooms despite this were comfortable, clean with tea and coffee making facilities and an iron. Watch out for the water it was very hot! The food was okay we were with a group and I think the food they served was different because other guests had full breakfasts at a cost of almost £12 - we ended up having to ask for porridge.

However, the staff were very nice. The bar area in the hotel also left a lot to be desired. If you were going to stay in this area I do not think you would have a lot of choice but I certainly would not stay here any longer than a couple of nights. Room Tip: Rooms to the front of the hotel have lovely views over the Loch and Skye Bridge See more room tips Stayed October 2015, travelled as a couple Location “One room OK other room moldy.” Reviewed 1 October 2015 We booked 2 rooms for our stay after we visited the Isle of Skye. We got room 10 and 12. Room 12 smelled of extreme mold (SEVERE!). Fortunately room 10 had enough beds for four people, so we borrowed the pillows and blankets from room 12 and stayed in room 10. We knew they were full so getting another room was impossible. They did not offer to lessen the rate. I would not stay here again. Also the restaurant was tour buss central and we were told to wait for the tour buss people to leave otherwise there would be a long wait. Room Tip: Stay out of room 12!

See more room tips “Terrible customer service.” Reviewed 23 September 2015 We arrived here and it took over 15 minutes to check in. They couldn't find the booking and left us hanging whilst various staff members passed by without acknowledgment. Eventually we were allocated rooms and was told that they 'didn't know if one was en-suite'. It wasn't and needed to be changed. We were not allowed into the dining room for dinner as it was for the bus party only and were pointed at the bar for food with barely a grunt. Seeing that the prices there were extortionate and reasoning that there was no chef there we took ourselves outside to eat. The wifi was poor/non-existent and the rooms were adequate. I'd never go back. What a shame as it has a stunning location. Room Tip: Phone first and make sure they give you their best rooms. Go to the Kyle hotel for food. See more room tips “Lovely Location but Dated” Reviewed 28 August 2015 Stayed there 2 nights, 3rd floor end facing room.

When we got off the lift, we thought we had stumbled in the working quarters, one of the side storage rooms had dirty bedding & towels strewn all over the floor, very untidy. Not a great impression. Hotel room was tidy, bedding was acceptable but furniture, curtains etc could do with refurbishment. Some windows couldn't close properly. Breakfast was good, loved the kippers. Walking distance to sainsbury up the flight of stairs around the corner. All in all, not a bad stay but not as impressive as the hotel location and stunning view outside... Stayed July 2015, travelled with family Rooms Holiday cottages near Kyle Lochalsh. Book self catering holiday cottages around Kyle Lochalsh, Highlands of Scotland Birdsong Cabin - Isle of Skye; Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : 511423 Sleeps : 2 ...much more are available. The sunrise and sunsets, seascape, landscape and dark skies will amaze you so come explore and enjoy. The shop, pub and restaurant are all 1 mile from Birdsong Cabin. Birds...

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2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin with additional folding single. Bathroom with toilet.Open fire in living ... Loch Alsh Cottage - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : UVO Sleeps : 4 ...to be a delight – Skye Bridge is a mere 5-minute drive away and the island offers some excellent restaurants. Budding anglers will enjoy rights to fish for brown trout in six lochs in the vi... Loch Duich Cottage - Ratagan; Dornie Cottage Code : 917766 Sleeps : 4 ...porch has a conveniently position bench, where you can sit with a book and let your gaze wander across the water to the Five Sisters of Kintail mountains beyond, while the front garden, with ... Old Croft House - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : W98 Sleeps : 4 ...room with wooden floor/kitchen. Utility room with toilet. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and toilet.Open fire in living room and kitchen (no fuel provided). Night S...

Plockton Studio - Plockton; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511297 Sleeps : 4 ...With electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, dishwasher and washing machine. Bedroom 1: With double bed Bedroom 2: With two 3ft single beds (may zip and link to make super king) Show... Rams Cottage - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 14464 Sleeps : 4 ... toilet.Oil central heating, electric, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High-chair. Video. Stereo/CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Dish washer. Freezer. Garden and furniture.... Riverfoot - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : W3290 Sleeps : 4 ...The river is also home to a colony of otters who can provide excellent entertainment.Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.All on ground floor: Living/dining room with wooden floor and patio doors... Rocky Mountain View - Argyll Cottage Code : W42713 Sleeps : 4 ...First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin (zip and link).

Bathroom with toilet. central heating by ground source heat pump, electric, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high-chair on re... Seabird Cottage - Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : SHHD Sleeps : 4 ...living/dining-room with open fire, wooden floor, patio doors and well-equipped kitchen area. Utility. Two double bedrooms with 6ft zip & link bed, one with en-suite shower room/W.C. Bathroom/W.C.... Seaside Cottage - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : UFA Sleeps : 4 ...properties (refs UFA, UHG, URD), and a slipway is available for visitor’s boats. Abundant wildlife, such as seals, porpoises and otters can be seen in the loch. All three properties have a wil... Shepherds Cottage - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : UK5108 Sleeps : 4 ...Brochs nearby. Plockton is just a short drive away, and for a bit of excitement, you can also try a boat trip or pony trekking. Sure enough, this property features the best of Scottish life. The ...

Shinglebay Cottage - Kyle; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511366 Sleeps : 4 ...has top of the range under-floor heating, solid wood flooring and is beautifully furnished throughout. The main living area is open plan. This delightful room has a lovely lounge / dining area with ... Shoreside - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : UHG Sleeps : 4 ... Kyle (12 miles) has shops, a good seafood restaurant and the bridge to Skye. Further up the loch lies Dornie, with access to the dramatic Falls of Glomach. Guests can enjoy a free 1-hour cruise... Siobhan Cottage - Ross-shire Cottage Code : W42421 Sleeps : 4 ... of Skye, Plockton , Glenelg, Ullapool and Gairloch , all within easy reach. Nearby are the Five Sisters of Kintail for climbers, and mountain biking, sea fishing, boat trips and kayaking are just some ...

Skylark Cottage - Breakish; Highland Cottage Code : 511269 Sleeps : 4 ...cottage; the epitome of a dream croft cottage on the beautiful Isle of Skye. It is set in its own pretty garden grounds with stunning views across the sea to the hills beyond. The cottage was r... Taigh Daibhidh - Isle of Skye; Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : 511456 Sleeps : 4 ...room: With 22 Freesat TV.Bedroom 1: With king size bed, Freesat TV and en-suite with large shower and WC.Bedroom 2: With king size bed and Freesat TV.Bathroom: With bath, large shower and WC. Pet... Tigh A Mhuillin - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : STTJ Sleeps : 4 ...can be launched. Beautifully presented and furnished to a high standard, it lies 5 miles from Sheildaig and 17 miles from Applecross, two very picturesque coastal villages. Fabulous area for hill wa... Tigh An Roinn - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : SGF Sleeps : 4 ... Elec blankets ...

washing machine ... Tumble dryer ... Microwave ... Dish washer ... Fridge/freezer ... No garden ... Duvets with linen and towels ... No children under five years ... Tigh na Creag - Sconser; Portree Cottage Code : 26278 Sleeps : 4 ...island. There are two bright and spacious bedrooms, one double and a twin with a fabulous en-suite shower room. The open plan living accommodation in this Skye cottage is dominated by the picture... Tigh Sheoc - Isle of Skye; Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : 511264 Sleeps : 4 ...and hob, fridge (with icebox) and washer/dryer Bathroom: With shower over bath, WC and wash basin First floorBedroom 1: With king size bed Bedroom 2: With two single beds Cloakroom: With WC and wa... Willowbrae - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 30142 Sleeps : 4 ... Ground floor: Living room. Dining room. Kitchen. First floor: 2 double (5ft) bedrooms. Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and toilet.

Willowbrae has wood burners in the living room and dining room (... Woodside House - Highland Cottage Code : UHH Sleeps : 4 ...rugs on tiled floor. Compact well-equipped kitchen with dining area. Utility. Shower room/W.C. First floor: Two bedrooms, each with ornamental fireplace; one double and one twin-bedded. Bathroom/W.C... Ach na Ben - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : W43198 Sleeps : 5 ...walking and wildlife to discover for the outdoor enthusiast. An ideally placed holiday base to tour the surrounding area, only a short drive to Glenelg, Plockton and the Isle of Skye. Visit historic... Aird House - Isle of Skye; Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : 511041 Sleeps : 5 ...its superb gardens and grounds set in 20,000 acres, also houses a fascinating museum and is just 4 miles away. Boat trips to see the seals, dolphins and whales run from Armadale harbour. The ferr...

Ardview - Kyle; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511279 Sleeps : 5 ...just 5 minutes from the Skye bridge. The cottage has recently been refurbished and renovated in a caring and sympathetic manner throughout. It now offers bright, modern facilities whilst exuding a ... Caladh Na Sith - Breakish; Broadford Cottage Code : 13839 Sleeps : 5 ...whether you go south or north there is so much to see and do. After a day out and about you will be happy to return to your wee Skye cottage and just relax.Details of Caladh Na SithAll ground floor... Clachan - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : UKM Sleeps : 5 ...arranged by the owners, who live nearby. An ideal base for hill walking and climbing. Pub serving food 7 miles.Living room with open fire. Well-equipped, modern fitted kitchen with dining area/conse... Cloc - Isle of Skye; Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : 511492 Sleeps : 5 ...room: With wooden floor.Kitchen: With wooden floor, electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and washing machine.Conservatory.

Bedroom 1: With double bed and en-suite with shower and WC... Farmers Cottage - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : UK5107 Sleeps : 5 ...With scenic views over Loch Long, the property lends itself to musicians and artists looking for some inspiration. So if you fancy having a go, be sure to bring a sketch pad and pencil (or a cam... Old School House - Letterfearn; Dornie Cottage Code : 18097 Sleeps : 5 ...and you may continue to Kyle of Lochalsh and cross the bridge over the sea to Skye, or perhaps take a trip to the village of Plockton . There are boat trips, cycle paths, mountains to climb, w... Reraig Beag - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 10953 Sleeps : 5 ...heating, electric, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High-chair. Video. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Payphone. Garden and chairs. Parking (2 cars). Holidays at Reraig Beag...

Rowan Tree Cottage - Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : SGGV Sleeps : 5 ...yet easily accessible location, this cosy, former crofter’s cottage has been sympathetically renovated and extended to provide stylish accommodation. Only 2 miles from the village of Broad... Rubha Lodge - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : S17 Sleeps : 5 ...charge ... Parking (for 2 cars) ... Shop ½ mile ... Three TVs ... Video (small library) ... Two DVDs ... Radio/cassette/CD (small library) ... washing machine ... Tumble dryer ... Microwav... The Old School House - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : STN Sleeps : 5 ... floor: Three bedrooms with sloping ceilings; two bedrooms, each with Velux window with sea views, one double with 5ft bed, en-suite bathroom/W.C. and wash basin, one twin-bedded, and one single... ... Westhaven House - ; Kyleakin Cottage Code : 924267 Sleeps : 5 ...A walk across the Skye Bridge is highly recommended as the views from the Bridge are spectacular. Kyleakin is ideally situated for guests who not only want to explore the magical Isle of Sk...

Alder Cottage - Kyle; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511143 Sleeps : 6 ...just 5 miles from the Isle of Skye. Once a traditional croft cottage the property has undergone a complete transformation and extension and now offers bright and spacious accommodation in a spec... An Teallach - Strathcarron; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511374 Sleeps : 6 ...heating and comprises:Lounge: with open fire, satellite Freeview TV, DVD and Wi-Fi. Kitchen/diner: with electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and IPod player. Utility roo... Ashburn Cottage - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 23477 Sleeps : 6 ...living room included. Gas central heating, electric and bed linen included. Travel cot. High-chair. Freeview TV. DVD. CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Dish washer. Fridge/Freezer. Tel-... Askival - Elgol; Scotland Cottage Code : 906098 Sleeps : 6 ...

The nearest shop is 5 minutes' walk (summer months only) or 17 miles. The pub is 17 miles; and the harbour is 5 minutes' walk from Askival in Elgol.Note: No mobile phone reception. Wi-Fi is ... Camus Tioram - Highland Cottage Code : W41265 Sleeps : 6 ... beach or setting off in a kayak.This is an ideal base for touring the stunning scenery of this part of the Highlands. There is lots to see and do for all ages - climbing, mountain biking, walking, se... Ceol Na Ron - Kyle; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511162 Sleeps : 6 ...bird-watching and beautiful fauna and flora. It also offers easy access to a wealth of historical sites and places of interest. There is also plenty to see and do right on the doorstep. The fair... Druim-Nan-Deur - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : UK5235 Sleeps : 6 ...which is open to visitors.The area is also a haven for wildlife. Otters and seals can be seen along the shoreline and dolphins have been spotted in the bay. There are plenty of interesting and ...

Drumbeg - Highland Cottage Code : SRRJ Sleeps : 6 ...and towels included ... Travel cot on request ... Two TVs ... Video (small library) ... DVD (small library) ... CD ... Microwave ... Washing machine ... Tumble dryer ... Dish washer ... Freezer ...... Duilisg - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : SCM Sleeps : 6 ... cottages in a quiet end of the village and enjoys a lovely enclosed front garden right on the water’s edge with stunning views over Loch Carron to the mountains beyond. Locally landed seafood a... Duncaan - Ross-shire Cottage Code : W42687 Sleeps : 6 ...on the heather clad hills. Fantastic area for climbing, hill walking, mountain biking and fishing. Shop 10 yards, pub and restaurant 1 mile.Ground floor: Living room. Dining room. Kitchen. Ut... Fasgadh - Strathcarron; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511421 Sleeps : 6 ...Economy 7 heating and comprises:Lounge: With 22 Freeview TV and DVD player.

Kitchen/dining room: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Bedroom 1: With doubl... Gardeners Cottage - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : UK5106 Sleeps : 6 ...looking for a get away from it all experience. The owners live on-site, so help is always at hand. The beach is 50 yards. With the shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles from Gardeners Cottage near ... Heatherlea - Highland Cottage Code : 24404 Sleeps : 6 ...toilet. First floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. Separate toilet. Night Storage Heating, partial underfloor heating, electric, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High-chair. DVD. CD. El... Kintail - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : SVV Sleeps : 6 ...pony-trekking and shared use of a children’s heated covered swimming pool (150 yards away, by arrangement). Wildlife includes deer, porpoises, seals, eagles, buzzards, cormorants, herons a...

Kyles View - Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : SXXE Sleeps : 6 ...Talisker Distillery and Loch Coruisk in the Cuillins are all easily accessible. Shop, pub and restaurant 6 miles.Spacious living room with wooden floor. Spacious, well-equipped kitchen, with arch... Loch Duich Cottage - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : SGP Sleeps : 6 ...W.C. Double bedroom with en-suite shower room/W.C. and wheelchair access. Two twin-bedded rooms. Bathroom/W.C... Electric and full NSH by meter reading ... Parking ... Shop ½ mile ... TV ... Loch Shore Cottage - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : UK5052 Sleeps : 6 ...bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial fuel for multi-fuel burner included at Loch Shore Cottage near Kyle . Lawned garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. Private parking for 2 ca... MacKenzie's Peak - Sconser; Portree Cottage Code : 912924 Sleeps : 6 ... books, games and DVDs. Fuel and power included. Bed linen and towels included. Cot and highchair on request.

Ample off road parking. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 12 miles, pub 5 minutes'wa... Otter Cottage - Highland Cottage Code : W40841 Sleeps : 6 ...Living room. Dining room. Kitchen. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. First floor: 3 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft) with wooden floor, 2 twin.Open fire in living room (initial fuel included). El... Palmerston Croft House - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : W41502 Sleeps : 6 ...First floor: 3 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft), 2 single. Bathroom with toilet. Multi-fuel stove in living room (initial fuel included). Oil central heating, electric, bed linen and towels included. ... Quiraing - Highland Cottage Code : W2594 Sleeps : 6 ...filmed, this detached modern bungalow is a true ’home from home.’The Isle of Skye is an historic isle of romance, a wild landscape of jagged mountains and lochs and inhabited by gaelic-...

Roddys Cottage - Glenelg; Plockton Cottage Code : 3608 Sleeps : 6 ...offers easy access to excellent walking, climbing and a lively pub.Details of Roddy’s CottageAll ground floor. Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin (accessed via double room), 1 x adult bunks.... Scavaig View - Isle of Skye; Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : 511408 Sleeps : 6 ...(freshwater loch in the heart of the Cuillin) and neighbouring small islands, which sets off from the pier at Elgol, a short distance from the cottage. Both sea and loch fishing is available (permi... Sgurr Mor Lodge - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : SMMD Sleeps : 6 ...of Kintail. The breathtaking drive across the ‘Pass of the Cattle’ leads to the village of Applecross, recently featured in Monty Hall’s Great Escape on BBC television. Experienc... Sheena's Cottage - Kyle; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511135 Sleeps : 6 ... Skye.

A regular small car ferry runs all year round from central Skye (Sconser) across the Sound of Raasay to the island, with ten sailings a day from March to October. Sheena's Cottage offers a wond... Silver Birch Lodge - Ratagan; Dornie Cottage Code : 28024 Sleeps : 6 ...of Kyle of Lochalsh is a short drive away and from there you can cross the bridge to the Isle of Skye. This cottage near Dornie is the perfect location from where you can tour the beautiful West ... Sisters View - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 28619 Sleeps : 6 ...Shop 5 miles, pub and restaurant 2 miles. Ground floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen. Separate toilet. First floor: 3 bedrooms: 2 double, one with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 twin. Show... Solas - Camus Cross; Broadford Cottage Code : 25777 Sleeps : 6 ...beautiful island to explore, but can also travel to the mainland to explore the villages of Kyle and Plockton .

This is a truly magical location for a great holiday on Skye.Details of SolasThree bedr... South Bay Cottage - Isle of Skye Cottage Code : SHC Sleeps : 6 ...across the Sound of Sleat. Utility. Dining-room with open fire, satellite TV, video and radio. Living room with music centre, TV and DVD. Double bedroom with en-suite shower room/W.C. and sea vi... Taigh An Tuath - Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : SVVK Sleeps : 6 ...Double bedroom with 5ft bed and en-suite shower room with toilet. Twin bedroom. Bathroom with shower attachment and toilet... Electric, full oil central heating, bed linen and towels included ... Taigh Geal - Plockton; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511299 Sleeps : 6 ...red deer, seals, pine martins and a wide variety of birds including red-throated divers and corncrakes are all seen in the region. There are some wonderful walks direct from the property and w... The Holt - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 14701 Sleeps : 6 ...Bathroom with toilet.Gas woodburner in living room included.

Elec heating and electric by meter reading. Gas, bed linen and towels included. Video. Stereo/CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Was... Thorsvik - Tokavaig; Broadford Cottage Code : 14547 Sleeps : 6 ...bedrooms: 1 x double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Cloakroom with basin and WC. Fitted kitchen with dining area. Sittin... Tigh na Camus - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : B6312 Sleeps : 6 ...ancient brochs and wonderful small traditional car ferry to Skye. Excellent walking, climbing and a lively pub. Wildlife including otters frequent this unspoilt area.Ground floor: Living room. Dinin... Tigh Na Dalach - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : SGGG Sleeps : 6 ...cubicle... Electric and full electric radiators includeduded ... Mutli-fuel stove - initial fuel included, thereafter available locally ... Roadside parking ... Shops 500 yards ... TV ... DVD (sm...

Tighe-Mo-Cridhe - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 28708 Sleeps : 6 ...over Bealach-na-Ba and the historic sites of Glenelg Brochs and Eilean Donan Castle. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.Ground floor: Living room. Dining room. Kitchen. Bathroom with bath, shower c... Tulach Beag - Plockton; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511386 Sleeps : 6 ...near Plockton is all on the ground floor, has electric radiators and comprises:Open plan living space. Lounge area: With wood burner, 32 Freeview TV, DVD, radio, views across the countryside and ... Waterside Cottage - Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : 19468 Sleeps : 6 ...TV. Video and small library. DVD. CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Fridge/Freezer. Enclosed lawned garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Easy walking access....

Carron House - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : UKC1130 Sleeps : 7 ...is situated right on the shores of the loch, surrounded by the spectacular hills and mountains of Wester Ross. The village has good facilities, with a number of pubs, cafés and shops, as... Elm Bank - Strathcarron; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511403 Sleeps : 7 ...dining room with comfortable seating as well as a sofa bed for extra guests. The three bedrooms on the first floor are bright and cosy and all rooms have superb views across to the sea loch and the ... Roselea - Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : UK5038 Sleeps : 7 ...lounge is on the upper floor along with the kitchen/dining room which benefits from uninterrupted views over Broadford Bay onto Pabay and the Applecross Hills beyond. The property has a full size po... Roselea - Broadford; Isle of Skye Cottage Code : 905441 Sleeps : 7 ...ground floor level is a real bonus with French doors providing access to the lawned garden which is situated beside a burn.

The bustling village of Broadford offers a fine selection of shops and re... Tigh-An-Achaidh - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 10941 Sleeps : 7 ...of Skye. Visit Plockton , Lochcarron or Glenelg beach. Very comfortable, bright with modern fitted kitchen, and traditional wood linings in the lounge. Loch and sea angling available. Abundant wildli... Tor Gorm - Kyle; Highland Cottage Code : 511300 Sleeps : 7 ...accommodation is all on one level, has oil central heating and comprises: Lounge: with wood-burning stove, satellite Freeview TV, DVD, and radio/CD Dining room: with dining table and chairs ... Bayview Cottage - Plockton; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511405 Sleeps : 8 ...an excellent base to tour the surrounding area, with the Isle of Skye, Applecross, Kintail and Glenelg only a short drive. Visit the attractions and historic sites of Eilean Donan Castle, the Cuill...

Lochside House - Kyle; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : S4532 Sleeps : 8 ...Utility room. 1 twin bedroom. Shower room with toilet. First floor: 3 bedrooms: 2 double, one (5ft half tester) with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 twin. Bathroom with Jacuzzi bath, shower cubi... Macinnisfree Cottage - Isle of Skye Cottage Code : SBC Sleeps : 8 ... touring can be enjoyed to Eigg, Rhum, Lochalsh – and even Fort William on the scenic West Highland line. Boat trips can be taken from Elgol (an hour’s drive) to magical Loch Coruisk in th... Parth Galen - Plockton; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511298 Sleeps : 8 ...and washing machine Bedroom 1: with king size bed Bedroom 2: with double bed and en-suite with shower enclosure, WC and wash basin Bedroom 3: with double bed Bedroom 4: with two 3’ single ...

Sanctuary Cottage - Ross-Shire Cottage Code : UQH Sleeps : 8 ...Rona and Skye, this 19th-century holiday cottage has been architecturally renovated to a high standard, and has its own landscaped garden with decking leading down to the seashore.Set amidst so... Seacroft - Kyle; Ross-Shire Cottage Code : 511312 Sleeps : 8 ...cubicle, WC and wash basin Bedroom 4: With two single beds, TV and en suite shower cubicle, WC and wash basin Bathroom: With hand held shower spray over Jacuzzi bath, WC and wash basinHolidays at S... Achnandarach Lodge - Kyle of Lochalsh; Plockton Cottage Code : SC002 Sleeps : 9 ... Travel cot, high chair and stairgate available. Private water supply.Summary of Achnandarach Lodge ... Sleeps nine guests... Five bedrooms from the lower ground floor to first floor... Two shower... Sconser Lodge - Isle Of Skye; Isle Of Skye Cottage Code : 511099 Sleeps : 15 ...guests from November through to April.

The dining hall is adaptable to suit all parties, with one large table or smaller ones as required. The bright spacious lounge has a real homely feel, domina... Close to the Kyle of Lochalsh and the bridge to... - Plockton Hotel Traveller Reviews - TripAdvisor New! Find and book your ideal hotel on TripAdvisor — and get the lowest prices Close to the Kyle of Lochalsh and the bridge to... - Plockton Hotel Traveller Reviews 132 photos We can't find prices for this hotel Our online travel partners don't provide prices for this hotel, but we can search other options in Plockton Check In dd/mm/yyyy Check Out dd/mm/yyyy Hotel | 41 Harbour Street, Plockton IV52 8TN, Scotland | Hotel amenities “A WEE GEM - AS THEY SAY!” Reviewed 29 September 2013 We love the West Coast of Scotland and this year we had 3 days in Plockton - a charming small fishing village close to the Kyle of Lochalsh and the bridge to the Isle of Skye.

The Plockton Hotel is right on the waterfront overlooking the harbour and although it looks small, it is "tardis-like", having been developed and extended and the interior opens out into resaurants, 2 bars and a dining room on the ground floor and a total of 11 rooms within the hotel itself and the small annexe a couple of doors away. Our room on the first floor and overlooking the sea was really comfortable, with good facilities, tea-making kit and biscuits, television, free wi-fi, a good shower and fluffy towels. The staff were helpful and welcoming, showing us where to dry our wet coats (it does rain a bit on the west Coast) and providing fresh milk for out tea and coffee. Our friends had a room facing the rear of the hotel which, although very adequate, did not have quite the same character or ambiance as those rooms on the front. We were booked for bed and breakfast and our breakfasts were absolutely excellent with plenty of choice, good quality and as much as you could eat.

On our first night we ate dinner in the hotel dining-room and I regret that this was a disappointment, whilst being just about acceptable, it was certainly not value for money and did not match the quality and style of the rest of the hotel during our stay. On the next two nights we ate in another local hotel - the Plockton Inn. Having said that, we did very much enjoy our stay at the hotel and would like to mention in particular two members of staf, Dot and an East European man - who are a real asset to the hotel. Thank you also to all the other staff at the hotel who made our staf so enjoyable. We will certainly return. Room Tip: Ask for a room at the front of the hotel. See more room tips Stayed September 2013, travelled as a couple Value Ask justSKIing about Plockton Hotel This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC 447 reviews from our community Traveller rating Traveller tips help you choose the right room.

Room tips (127) 447 reviews sorted by: “Good location” Reviewed 28 September 2013 We had been to Inveraray and caught the ferry to Sky then drove to The lovely village of Plockton. I loved the village right away and the hotel is right on the front overlooking the loch. My husband and I had room 5 which is on the ground floor and made for disabled person. That was okay but the hand basin was so low it was made for a wheelchair user. The bed was comfy although the room was a tad small. The food and service was very good with plenty of fish on the menu! We took a boat trip to see the seals and we were not disappointed . All in all a good visit and we would def go again in the future. Next time we would like a room on the first floor. Plockton is such a quaint village we just loved it.. Staff at the hotel were excellent and the breakfast was wonderful. Room Tip: Only book room 5 if you are disabled as the wash basin is so low, my husband is 6ft and had to bend...

See more room tips Reviewed 28 September 2013 via mobile The Plockton Hotel (not to be confused with The Plockton Inn just around the corner). We had this place recommended to us by friends, for its atmosphere, friendliness, good food and good service. All we can say is there must have been a sweeping tsunami of change since our friends visited. There was no way of making yourself known on arrival if you have a booking (which we did), the place offers bar meals or restaurant service and we opted for the latter several days beforehand. Yet whatever the reason you came you have to let them know at the bar, a cunning and transparent move! We were then told (surprise, surprise!) that we could have a drink at the bar, we were then kept waiting for 15 minutes for our table with no explanation as to why, the restaurant room we were taken to was far from full. Though there were two "used" tables which remained so throughout our meal, always a sign of sloppy service we feel.

Service was slow, inattentive and poor, so much so we joked that one young waiter would be better suited as a magician as every time we asked something he promised to get back to us then promptly disappeared! We had our food order taken at the bar but it was then another 15 minutes before we could get sorted with wine, when did get some (an £18 bottle) it was all but thrown at us along with the glasses. No napkins, no offers of water, we also had no idea that vegetables with our meal were an extra order and at £2.50 per portion, would have been barely enough to liquidise for a baby meal. The choice of potatoes or chips with your meal is offered but how the potatoes are done is not made clear, we got roasted new potatoes which had been sunbathing under a heat lamp for so long they were thermonuclear hot and had skins like old shoes. We were than offered a pudding menu (containing a total of four puddings 2 of which were off and only one had a replacement offering) but declined when it was a further 15 minutes before anyone came back.

The food we had was okay but not great and the place seemed disorganised, slap dash and lack lustre with wait staff who seemed too knackered or too remote from the ethos of the place to give a damn. A real shame in such a lovely venue (the Hotel and the village) Badly needs to up its game and we will neither go back or recommend it! We are generous tippers if it's worth it, 10% in a good place at least, we didn't tip at here after an evening of feeling like an inconvenience and a nuisance throughout the meal. Nothing signifies a bad restaurant quite as much as that feeling when you leave, of an evening wasted and having your good will of offering your custom thoroughly taken advantage of, exactly how we felt after a very below average evening at the Plockton Hotel! Stayed September 2013 “A picture perfect place” Reviewed 17 September 2013 Plockton is a dream of a place and the hotel is right in the middle on the waterfront. A warm welcome and 2 of the 3 rooms we booked had wonderful views over the water, one in the main hotel, the other in the annex.

The third, also in the annex, was a bit cave-like with little natural light and had no outlook at all, just a wall. But all rooms were comfortable and we had a lovely stroll up the street to the Plockton Inn for dinner. Room Tip: Pay for the rooms at the front for the view See more room tips “Best place to watch the tides” Reviewed 12 September 2013 From our rooms on the second floor we had a perfect view of the natural harbour. Although facing the "main road" it´s very quite - during the night there is no traffic at all. The rooms are a bit oldfashioned, but authentic and comfortable. Good starting point to the isle of Skye. The food is great here, just make sure that you are not seated in breakfast room. This room is a bit odd. The service at the hotel, as well as in the pub and in the restaurant is very good. Room Tip: second floor, facing the harbour See more room tips

Question: Which bridge in Scotland replaced the much loved ferry at the Kyle of Lochalsh?
Answer: SKYE