Renta de alojamientos vacacionales en islas en Reino Unido

Experience a taste of Scottish island life.

Ardlussa House on the Isle of Jura is a deer stalking lodge, uniquely positioned at the north of the island looking across the Sound of Jura to the mainland. It's home to the fifth generation of the Fletcher family who live in a self contained wing of the house and it sleeps 10 people in 3 double and 2 twin rooms. Getting to Jura is the fun bit - you have to either book a car ferry with Calmac or fly to Islay. Unfortunately we can’t accept dogs as we have free range livestock and poultry.

Isle of Gometra Jane Ann's Bothy Baileclaidh

VERY BASIC REMOTE BEAUTIFUL BUT NOT LUXURIOUS bothy in an idyllic situation - exposed stonework and wood. Bring own bedding and cooking stove. Basic pots crockery cutlery etc provided. Shared outdoor toilet, indoor bath heated by solid fuel stove. Wood can be bought for £13 a bucket and will be left for you to use if you want. Suits kayakers, experienced hillwalkers and island baggers. Please see reviews for more feedback. No Ulva ferry on Sat, and on Sunday only in June, July & August.

Lochside Cottage - Amazing views - Hot Tub option

This cottage is situated in a most beautiful scenic area nestled under the famous Five Sisters of Kintail Mountain Range and overlooking beautiful Loch Duich and the crofting Township of Morvich where wildlife such as deer, otters, seals and birds TV is smart TV and channels on iPlayer are available also Netflix. There is an option to use Hot Tub (extra charge) which is a top of the range massage experience in the most stunning location. We occasionally access shed beside property.

Molly's Den, Portnalong, Isle of Skye

Nestled in a secluded corner of Portnalong is Molly's Den. With open views overlooking croft land and towards the Cuillin Hills, Molly's Den is the perfect retreat for those wishing to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, providing peace and relaxation. Molly's Den is the perfect escape for couples and solo travellers. Ideally situated for access to the Cuillin Hills and centrally located for travelling around the rest of the island - having a car is essential.

Beinn Tighe

Welcome to the Eigg Camping Pods website, a social business on the beautiful Isle of Eigg. We have three cosy camping pods, each sleeping up to four, with lovely views over the harbour where seals and otters play. If you are looking for a socially responsible holiday this is the place for you. Eigg Camping Pods is a community owned business; all the profits are ploughed back in to the infrastructure and facilities on the island for the benefit of residents and visitors.

The Hide at High Oatfield

The Hide self-catering studio is a glorious little haven of peace and tranquillity on the Isle of Mull. The perfect setting for a romantic couples' holiday. Great walking and abundant wild life on the doorstep. Centrally located for ease of access for the whole island. You will need a car if you are staying with us we are about 3 miles away from the nearest village Sorry we don't have facilities for children or babies and as we have our own dogs we cannot accept pets.

Eagle Camping Pod on Isle of Canna

Come and stay in our beautiful camping pods on the Island of Canna!! Each pod has a double bed and extra beds can be arranged. Our off-grid peaceful campsite has fantastic views over the sea. Toilets, showers & cook shack with gas cooking ring on site. We can provide lovely warm bedding sets - you can book these on the Canna Campsite website. Check the timetable for Calmac Small Isles ferry from Mallaig to Canna before booking.

The Shepherd's Hut on Eigg

The cosy Shepherd's Hut combines the best of past traditions with the comfort of today. Inside is everything you need for a comfortable cosy night's sleep, but still with enough space to relax during the day. Eigg is a beautiful island with spectacular beaches, wildlife, archaeological sites, interesting geology and a vibrant island community. The island is very popular with landscape and wildlife photographers.