Holiday Home Description
Its situation at Camusluinie road end does not command the same stunning views as our other property. However the cottage makes for a very comfortable cosy budget accommodation, with oil central heating.
Upstairs has a twin bedroom with en suite toilet and shower and across the hall an other twin. This bedroom although full size has a small unique entrance door, making it ideal for two children.
Downstairs has a double bedroom with also a single bed, this room also has an en suite toilet and shower. There is a well appointed kitchen with gas cooker/fridge freezer/ microwave/and washing machine. Off the kitchen is a small sitting/dining area with TV/DVD and a small library of DVD’s and books.
Outside adjacent to the cottage is a drying shed with hangers for clothes/tents and a tumble dryer.
All in all a basic,clean,cottage for a family of 5 or still of a good size for a couple
This cottage is available for short breaks OR the upstairs “apartment can be reserved for four OR the downstairs bedroom can be reserved for three (sharing kitchen/sitting area)
Please contact us for availability or special offers
Bed linen/all heating/electricity included in price. Towels NOT included
Two dogs welcome if reserving cottage exclusively. One dog welcome if reserving one bedroom (dogs must be kept away from kitchen and sitting/dining area.
Secure garden area for dogs and ample car parking.
Telephone/ Internet connection.
RENTAL RATES
Tigh Iseabail sleeping up to 7 Per week
Low Season £150.00
High Season £380.00
Upstairs family apartment sleeping 4 £280.00
Downstairs Family room sleeping 3 £280.00
PLEASE CONTACT OWNER WITH REGARD TO AVAILABILITY
Property Details
| Address | Camusluinie Kyle |
| Location | Scotland > Ross-shire > Camusluinie Kyle |
| Postcode | IV40 8EA |
| Breakage deposit | £ 0.00 |
| Number of bedrooms | 3 |
| Number of bathrooms | 2 |
| Max people | 7 |
| Check In | Please enquire |
| Check Out | Please enquire |
| Nearest airport | Inverness |
| Distance to Airport | 75 mls |
| Distance to Beach | n/a |
| Price From | £ 150.00 (Weekly) |
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Camusluinie Kyle Area Information
Our cottages and bunkhouse are situated in the small hamlet of Camusluinie, which is at the head of Loch Long, 8 miles from Dornie village. This is where the famous Eilean Donan Castle stands.
From the A87 Inverness / Invergarry to Kyle of Lochalsh road take the 3rd turning on your right approx. 1 mile after you pass the castle. The signpost says Camusluinie / Kilillan / Sallachy. Camusluinie is 7 miles along this narrow road and our house (where you will get further directions) is the first on the right as you enter the village. The signpost says ‘Whitefalls’.
Approaching from the North (Ullapool) turn left onto the A87 (signposted Dornie)
Then take the 1st left at the junction signposted Camusluinie (as above).
Attadale gardens are 16miles away and worthy of a special visit. The Inverewe gardens although a longer drive has astounding scenery along the route.
Nearest airport – Inverness (75 mls)
Nearest Train Station – Kyle of Lochalsh (14mls)
Nearest Bus Stop – Dornie (8mls).
Places of Interest – We have numerous good walks from the cottage door. The Five Sisters mountain range is 20mins drive and the Falls of Glomach (Britain’s highest waterfall) is a 4 to 5 hour walk away.
Eilean Donan Castle is 8mls and the ancient Brochs of Glenelg are about 40mins drive.
The Isle of Skye bridge is a 30min drive from us (we can supply you with concession tickets). The picturesque village of Plockton is 45mins drive.
Local Activities – We have a limited number of mountain bikes available for cycling locally and a small 4/5 seater boat for fishing on nearby Loch Long.
Horse riding is available 14 miles away.
At Kyle of Lochalsh there is an interesting sea trip available in a glass bottom boat and from Plockton Callum will take you in his boat to view seals in their natural environment.
Places to Eat – The three pubs of ‘Dornie Hotel’, ‘The Clachan’ and ‘The Loch Duich Hotel’ serve excellent bar food.
At the head of Loch Duich the Jacobite restaurant serves traditional local food and there are lots of tearooms and restaurants to choose from in Kyle and Plockton. Kyle also boasts an excellent Local Fish and Chip shop.
Day Trips – Your first day trip may take in local sites such as the castle (Dornie) and Glenelg to view the Brochs and see spectacular scenery from the top of Mam Ratagan. A drive to Plockton and Kyle is a must.
The Isle of Skye merits a two day visit to appreciate the island to the full.
Applecross, which is accessed by the highest road in Britain and Lochcarron are astounding.
The Inverewe Gardens North of Ullapool and the scenery along the route make this trip a day to remember.
Finally, if you’re missing the bigger stores and want a chance to see the ‘Loch Ness Monster’ a trip to Inverness is for you.