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The Wee Wooden Yurt at Caolas Gallery is a unique amazing space, a green roofed, original wooden round house with picture windows giving an uninterrupted view of the sea across to the Isle of Scalpay and South East Harris. Features include a central dome roof window, separate shower room, a kitchen, comfortable chairs and wood burning stove, and of course a double bed. The property enjoys a southerly aspect with masses of natural light. Is well insulated, warm and cosy

The property is just 5 miles from the village and ferry port of Tarbert with shops, restaurants, Dr's surgery etc. There are many lovely walks in the area and the Isle of Scalpay with locally renowned seafood bistro, and walk to the lighthouse just across the bridge. The property is ideal for a longer stay exploring the rest of Harris or a night or two of unique living before boarding the ferry. The yurt is sited next to my Gallery and Tea Room, which is open during the week from 10.30am - 17.30

The Wee Wooden Yurt is in the centre of the tiny village of Caolas Scalpaigh on the coast looking out across the little islands to The Isle of Scalpay and down the East Coast of the Isle of Harris to the mountain Rhoineabhal. We are just 5 miles from the ferry port and larger village of Tarbert with shops, restaurants, take away, and retail outlets. The Isle of Scalpay is just over the bridge with a locally renowned seafood Bistro.

4 Tobair Mairi is an excellent Studio apartment located in the heart of Harris in the old village of Tarbert next to all amenities such as hotels shops cafes marina sports centre and of course the famous Harris gin distillery. It is Ideally placed to explore all the beaches and scenery that Harris and Lewis has to offer and then return home to relax with a glass. This apartment is excellent for disabled travellers.

Tarbert is a fantastic seaside village with all amenities on your doorstep. It has as its centre piece the famous harris gin distillery with its visitor centre and cafe. The Tourist hub is the centrall prime location in harris to explore the Hebrides.

Alasdair's home, Aird Druim an Tolla, is located on the east coast of Harris in a secluded location. It is an ideal place to 'escape' from the pressures of modern urban living.

Alasdair's Siberian larch clad home has a twin bedroom with its adjacent toilet /shower room available only for guests.

Alasdair's 'simple' home is in a remote, secluded location with ever-changing views over the Minch to the Isle of Skye and the Scottish mainland and inland to the hills and moorlands of south Harris.

Single room for one person, in a traditional crofthouse renovated to a Guest House offering private rooms with ensuite and guest lounge and kitchen with access to all facilities (washing, drying, cooking, lunch prep). Generous continental breakfast provided for guests to help themselves to, with full cooked at a small charge on request. This listing is for one of 3 bedrooms available - a family room (Machair), a double room (Beach) and a single room (Mountain).

Vigadale Guest House sits at the foot of the largest 'mountain range' in the Western Isles, on the border between Lewis & Harris. It is set on a working croft by Loch Seaforth, with the hills as a backdrop. Within 5 minutes guests can walk into the hills and feel a real sense of wilderness. Great location for exploring the island by car, on bike or on foot, with the Hebridean Way passing the door. From the house you have a high chance of seeing both Golden and White Tailed Eagles, among other birds of prey. And if you're lucky, you may see the otters on the shore.

Ardvourlie is a small crofting community, where neighbours help one another. Tarbert is the nearest village, approx 12 miles over the Clisham. Stornoway is 34 miles to the North. PLEASE NOTE, when finding us, we are on the main A859 route between Lewis & Harris, approx one mile south of the border into Harris and 2nd entrance on right after the Scaladale Centre heading north. We are right by road, with a sign at top of driveway. If you’re struggling to find us, call the landline (mobile signal is not available within the house).

A conversion of one of the few surviving Black Houses built by the last family to leave St. Kilda. Steeped in history and natural beauty the cottage is ideal for beach lovers, walkers, cyclists, bird watchers, fishermen and families looking for the perfect relaxing holiday.

Atmospheric cottage to appreciate the peace and tranquility of the islands with no wifi tv or phone.

Fabulous views across Ardhasaig bay towards the Clisham which is the highest mountain on Harris.

Crook Cottage is over 100 years old and is a traditional, hand-built, Hebridean stone cottage. The accommodation overlooks Loch Beacravik (a sea loch), so fishing is just stone's throw away; or perhaps a spot of mussel picking in one of the nearby inlets. Wildlife enthusiasts will find themselves spoiled for choice, with otters, seals, oyster catchers, and the occasional bottle-nosed dolphin all on view from the comfort of the cottage windows (bring some binoculars!).

Crook Cottage dates back to the early 1900s and is a traditionally built Hebridean stone croft house. Its name derives from the hand-crafted shepherd's crook which was recently discovered within the walls of the kitchen. Tradition has it that such charms, hidden within a building's structure, deter evil spirits from the family home. The ground floor comprises a large lounge and recently fitted open plan kitchen-diner. The lounge, with two large 3-seater sofas, is centred around an oak-framed wrought iron, open fireplace. The window seat, finished with Harris Tweed curtains, also offers beautiful views of Loch Beacravik. TV, DVD player, WiFi and Hi-fi with a small selection of DVDs and CDs are available. The quintessential country style kitchen-diner is fitted with solid oak worktops and houses a range cooker, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. There is also a large dresser with telephone and information resources. Windows to the front aspect offer stunning views across the bay. FIRST FLOOR Upstairs are two spacious double bedrooms, both with uninterrupted views across the loch. Two further, single, fold-out beds make accommodation more flexible. A travel cot is also available for infants. The bathroom houses a shower over a long and deep tub; perfect for soaking after a day's walk. There is also an electric shaving point, separate toilet, and wash-basin across the landing.

We are situated just 5 miles from Tarbert ferry terminal with beautiful sea views overlooking Harris and Scalpay. We are close to amenities in both Tarbert and Scalpay. Ideally situated for a peaceful and scenic stay whilst not being far from The Harris Distillary, Harris Tweed shop & West Harris beaches. Just a 20 minute drive to the beautiful Luskentyre beach.

Cosy Double Ensuite bedroom Shared use of a kitchen/dining room with full cooking facilities Guests welcome to either self cater or choose a simple breakfast for an extra cost of £7.50 per head Breakfast offered includes Fresh coffee, tea, juice, porridge, selection of cereals, toast, yoghurt, fruit and pain au chocolate One of 3 rooms available and all listed on Airbnb. There is another double plus a twin room all ensuite All rooms have use of the shared kitchen/dining area.

Very tranquil and scenic setting with spectacular views across the water to Scalpay and Harris. Regular sightings of golden and sea eagles from the house along with seals, otters and porpoises. We are close to Scalpay where you can enjoy a walk to the Eilean Glas lighthouse and rewards you with stunning views across the Minch to Skye and mainland Scotland. We are also close to the award winning North Harbour Bistro which is a great place to eat out for lunch or an evening meal. Booking recommended as very popular 01859 540 218. Caolas photographic gallery's is a short walk down the road offering tea/coffee and home made cakes as well as great photos.

Self-catering 1850s blackhouse set in the North Harris hills. Lovely remote area close to Loch Seaforth on a working croft with hens at your door and eagles in the sky! Kitchen/sitting room, one double bedroom and shower room. All linen, towels, electricity and gas for cooking is provided. Eggs from the hens will be in the cottage for you and more can be bought if wanted. Peace and quiet plus walking tracks out the hills from the door.

An ideal self-catering getaway to relax and enjoy the islands of Lewis and Harris. All amenities are at the cottage except WiFi but there is limited Vodafone access. Being a traditional, original Blackhouse type building, the accommodation is compact and can only sleep two people in the double bedroom. Heating at present is by electric heaters and a log-effect electric fire.

The hills in this area are known as the most likely place you will see Golden Eagles and Sea Eagles. Indeed, during the summer months, the RSPB in conjunction with the North Harris Trust, conduct an Eagle Walk every Wednesday morning from the car park at Bowglass. If you do not want to cook your own meal, the Loch Erisort Inn, 10 miles north from Bowglass, has excellent home-cooked food including local seafood. The shores of Loch Seaforth are just a walk away across the fields where mussels can be picked from the rocks at low tide.

Our Self catering Fisherman’s Hut on the Isle of Harris offers a couple or single person compact but well appointed accommodation right by the side of Loch Maaruig. Perfect for a quiet getaway with breathtaking views of An Clisham, the highest mountain in the Outer Hebrides. Ideal base for the active, kayaking, cycling and walking. The Hebridean Way is on the doorstep. The Fisherman’s Hut sits at the foot of the Clisham and Todun mountains. Many of the beautiful white sandy beaches are nearby.

From the comfort of the Hut, sit back and relax with a glass of wine and a good book or simply soak up the ever changing views of Loch Maaruig and the surrounding Harris Mountains. Keeping a eye out for Eagles, Seals or Otters.

Taigh Iomhair was originally a stone built thatched 'blackhouse'. It first appears on local historical records in 1814, but it is likely it was built in the latter half of the 18th century. The main structure of the house has not changed in over 200 years, but the property was internally refurbished in 2019, including new bathroom, kitchen, flooring and furnishings. The thatched roof was replaced many years ago, but the house still retains a character from a bygone crofting era.

Thick stone walls from a traditional croft house form the exterior of the cottage. Inside the cottage has been fully modernised. There is a new fitted kitchen with integrated dishwasher, washing machine/tumble dryer and fridge freezer. Double oven & grill, microwave, toaster and kettle are provided, as well as a range of cooking utensils and other essentials. The living room area includes a remote control LED fireplace and 43 inch smart TV. This provides access to a variety of apps such as BBC iPlayer, Netflix, Amazon Prime and YouTube. Guests will need their own login details to access these. A wifi router is situated in the living room and internet is available in every room. The TV includes a bluetooth connection facility for guests to connect devices for playing music. A portable bluetooth speaker also allows guests to play music, stream radio, etc, anywhere in the cottage. The bathroom features a new bathroom suite, with quadrant shower enclosure. The floor is tiled with underfloor heating. The bedroom comes complete with premium memory foam mattress to ensure guests are well rested throughout their stay at Taigh Iomhair. A 32 inch wall mounted TV is also located in the bedroom. Set up and controls on this TV are identical to those on the living room TV for simplicity of use.

The house is situated on a traditional island croft. This is a 5 to 10 minute drive from the village of Tarbert where shops, cafes, hotels, fuel, etc can be found. From Tarbert guests can easily access beaches to the south, mountains to the north, and explore further afield.

Here you'll enjoy spectacular views over white sandy beaches, cliffs and the Atlantic Ocean. Our comfortable, spacious and very well equipped 4 bedroomed home on the Isle of Harris is less than a 10 minute walk from beautiful beaches and bays where you can spend your days surfing, fishing, walking and exploring, and then return to the comfort of our house to put your feet up and admire the views. Enjoy natures raw beauty in this truly unspoilt part of the world where time seems to have stood still and visitors return year after year. Tarbert, the nearest town, is a half an hour drive along a single track road. there you can find all grocery shops, hotels, restaurants, swimming pool, as well as the ferry terminal back to Skye. For more details about the house and area, please get in touch and I'll be happy to answer any of your questions.

Luxury open plan bungalow in great area for walking, fishing, birdwatching, kayaking etc. 12% discount for 7 night bookings, 18m2 sea-view deck fronting patio doors with seating & dining, char grill & luxury twin- seater hot tub (chargeable extra) with moving jets, drained and refilled for every reservation (please message us for separate booking of this facility.) NEW FOR 2020: 100" drop down screen and DVD projector & collection for nights/ rainy days !

With its woodburning stove (in addition to underfloor heating) right in the centre of the open plan kitchen/living area, 4 Beckrivig offers a nod to the so called black houses (though without the smoke!) of the old Highlands and Islands settlements. The deck adds a new outdoor-living facility . In airbnb tradition of guest interaction, the space is sensitively but not intrusively personalized as our own winter quarters, so you will know a little of us from afar...

Harris is famous for its spectacular West coast dunes and beaches (20 mins drive) and rocky secluded coastal inlets to the east where we are.

6 miles from the main town and ferry terminal , Lickisto Blackhouse Camping sits in a tranquil valley at the foot of the famous Coffin Road. A unique “wild campsite “ we can accommodate 15 tents in individual pitches cut into the landscape. 5 camper vans places on a hard standing with electric hook ups or if you prefer a bit of Glamping, 2 yurts, sleeping 6 to 8 people. A perfect base to explore our stunning landscape and breathtaking beaches. Showers are provided in two Blackhouses

The yurts are set in a tranquil and secluded setting with views of the sea and surrounding wild landscape. There is a double and a single futon sleeping three comfortably. Another mattress can be added if required. Bedding can be requested if required for a small charge. Cooking facilities include a two ring gas burner, kettle with pots , plates and cutlery. There is a wood burning stove for those cosy nights if it gets a little chilly. The yurts are lit by candlelight to ensure a relaxed and warm ambience. There is a traditional Blackhouse nearby which contains two showers,toilet, washing machine and tumble drier.

A wild and secluded area with stunning views over Loch Stockinish and rolling hills including the famous Coffin Road at the foot of the sleeping lady. There are hiking trails leading to the stunning beaches of the west side or around the numerous bays on the eastern side. Ten minutes by car take you to the most photographed beach in the world, Luskintyre.

A warm friendly welcome at this peaceful rural setting. Modern and spacious accommodation. Available for guests is a large king size double bedroom, private bathroom facilities, access to lounge and kitchen area. My home is situated nearby to local amenities, award winning North Harbour Bistro is less than a ten minute walk away. Breakfast is self serve continental- fruit juice, cereals, fresh fruit and yoghurt. Breads. Tea, coffee and speciality teas. Free superfast fibre broadband.

Guests can also enjoy the following as standard: Coffee machine Kettle Toaster Microwave Fridge Flat screen TV with FreeSat Complimentary tea and coffee Hairdryer Iron and ironing board.

Braemore Chalet, recently renovated to include a wood burning stove in 2019, is a cosy Chalet situated 10mins east of Tarbert on the Isle of Harris and provides a perfect base to explore our beautiful island. Braemore Chalet is ideal for couples but the additional sofa bed in the living area means its roomy enough for a family or a group of sharers. Stay at Braemore Chalet and start your Hebridean adventure.

Braemore Chalet is a cosy 1 bedroom Chalet, with a wood burning stove, smart TV, fully equipped kitchen! Located just 10 mins from Tarbert is a great base to explore Harris, Scalpay and Lewis!

Harris is rich in wildlife; spot an eagle, buzzard or otter close to Braemore Chalet. Book a boat trip to St Kilda or the Shaint Isles to see puffins. Visit the many historical places of interest, galleries and cafes in Lewis and Harris. Drive over the Scalpay bridge to enjoy a walk to the Eilean Glas Lighthouse, one of the earliest built, a stunning sea view out into the Minch over to the Isle of Skye. Unspoilt beaches within 15mins drive, golfing, fishing, cycling, arts and crafts including Harris Tweed and the Harris Distillery. Book a meal at the Award winning Scalpay Bistro and enjoy locally caught seafood 5mins from Braemore Chalet.

We are situated just 5 miles from Tarbert ferry terminal with beautiful sea views overlooking Harris and Scalpay. We are close to amenities in both Tarbert and Scalpay. Ideally situated for a peaceful and scenic stay whilst not being far from The Harris Distillary, Harris Tweed shop & West Harris beaches. Just 20 mins to the beautiful Luskentyre beach.

Cosy Double Ensuite bedroom Shared use of a kitchen/dining room with full cooking facilities Guests welcome to either self cater or we offer a simple breakfast for an extra cost of £7.50 per head Breakfast offered includes Fresh coffee, tea, juice, porridge, selection of cereals, toast, yoghurt, fruit and pain au chocolate One of 3 rooms available and all listed on Airbnb. There is another double plus a twin room all ensuite All rooms have use of the shared kitchen/dining area.

Very tranquil and scenic setting with spectacular views across the water to Scalpay and Harris. Regular sightings of golden and sea eagles from the house along with seals, otters and porpoises. We are close to Scalpay where you can enjoy a walk to the Eilean Glas lighthouse and rewards you with stunning views across the Minch to Skye and mainland Scotland. We are also close to the award winning North Harbour Bistro which is a great place to eat out for lunch or an evening meal. Booking recommended as very popular 01859 540 218. Caolas photographic gallery's is a short walk down the road offering tea/coffee and home made cakes as well as great photos.

We are situated just 5 miles from Tarbert ferry terminal with beautiful sea views overlooking Harris and Scalpay. We are close to amenities in both Tarbert and Scalpay. Ideally situated for a peaceful and scenic stay whilst not being far from The Harris Distillary, Harris Tweed shop & West Harris beaches. Just 20 min drive from the beautiful Luskentyre beach.

Cosy Twin Ensuite bedroom Shared use of a kitchen/dining room with full cooking facilities Guests welcome to either self cater or we offer a simple breakfast for an extra cost of £7.50 per head Breakfast offered includes Fresh coffee, tea, juice, porridge, selection of cereals, toast, yoghurt, fruit and pain au chocolate One of 3 rooms available and all listed on Airbnb. There are also 2 double rooms all ensuite All rooms have use of the shared kitchen/dining area.

Very tranquil and scenic setting with spectacular views across the water to Scalpay and Harris. Regular sightings of golden and sea eagles from the house along with seals, otters and porpoises. We are close to Scalpay where you can enjoy a walk to the Eilean Glas lighthouse and rewards you with stunning views across the Minch to Skye and mainland Scotland. We are also close to the award winning North Harbour Bistro which is a great place to eat out for lunch or an evening meal. Booking recommended as very popular 01859 540 218. Caolas photographic gallery's is a short walk down the road offering tea/coffee and home made cakes as well as great photos.

Only a stone’s throw away from the sea, Tarbert Cottage offers comfortable accommodation for up to six people in 3 bedrooms (one with a double bed and two with two single beds) and a sofa bed in the living room. There are 2 bathrooms of standard quality one with a shower and one without, both have bathtubs. Bed linen and towels are included in the rent.

Kitchen is equipped with washing machine, tumble drier, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, cafetiere and cooker. There is a working wood stove and TV and DVD in the living room. The cottage is offered on a self-catered basis. Lettings are Saturday to Saturday preferred.

Converted crofthouse perched 50m above seashore in prime location: offering incredible views across East Loch Tarbert, to Scalpay and Skye. Perfectly situated for exploring the Islands. Comprising downstairs: 2 sitting rooms, dining kitchen, double bedroom (en suite shower/WC). Offering upstairs: a double, a twin, a single bedroom and bathroom with bath. Secluded garden, enclosed parking. Close to Tarbert (Skye ferry, shops, cafes, distillery). Only a short drive to famous sandy beaches.

Our spacious cottage is perfect either for a couple (kitchen, sitting rooms, master bedroom with en suite shower/WC on ground floor), families or groups of up to 7 people ( 3 further bedrooms and one bathroom with bath upstairs). Two sitting rooms are available, one with solid fuel stove. WiFi, TVs, DVDs , library and board games provided. Furnishings are traditional with wooden floors downstairs and coir upstairs. The cottage is set within a mature enclosed garden with open seaviews to the south. For coffee lovers there is a Tassimo coffee machine and French presses. USB-phone charger and printer provided.

The neighborhood is ideally suited for nature lovers, birdwatchers, anglers, cyclists and hillwalkers. Moreover, Harris is emerging as a gastrohub: e.g. couple of miles away over the bridge to Scalpay, lies the North-Harbour-Bistro where 10-or-more different seafoods may be tried - prepared by an award-winning chef. While Harris beaches are now world famous, the rest is equally worth visiting: HS3 has just been voted the UK's most beautiful postcode (https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/lists/britains-best-postal-routes/).

Traditional crofthouse renovated to a Guest House offering private rooms with ensuite and guest lounge and kitchen with access to all facilities (washing, drying, cooking, lunch prep). Generous continental breakfast provided for guests to help themselves to, with full cooked at a small charge on request. This listing is for one of 3 bedrooms available - a family room (Machair), a double room (Beach) and a single room (Mountain) which can be rented individually or in any combination.

Vigadale Guest House sits at the foot of the largest 'mountain range' in the Western Isles, on the border between Lewis & Harris. It is set on a working croft by Loch Seaforth, with the hills as a backdrop. Within 5 minutes guests can walk into the hills and feel a real sense of wilderness. Great location for exploring the island by car, on bike or on foot, with the Hebridean Way passing the door. From the house you have a high chance of seeing both Golden and White Tailed Eagles, among other birds of prey. And if you're lucky, you may see the otters on the shore.

Ardvourlie is a small crofting community, where neighbours help one another. Tarbert is the nearest village, approx 12 miles over the Clisham. Stornoway is 34 miles to the North. PLEASE NOTE, when finding us, we are on the main A859 route between Lewis & Harris, approx one mile south of the border into Harris and 2nd entrance on right after the Scaladale Centre heading north. We are right by road, with a sign at top of driveway. If you’re struggling to find us, call the landline (mobile signal is not available within the house).

2 bedroom Caravan overlooking the sea and nestled beneath the hills with Mountain view to the side . On the main road and close to amenities this is a great location for your holiday.

More suitable for adults due to the location being close to the main road and twin beds can be moved together where 2 couples wish to share. There is a TV/DVD but no analogue reception in the area so you will need to bring DVD's or use a device to watch downloads through the TV. There is mobile reception but may be intermittent.

There are many lovely walks close by, you might want to try the Clisham, at 799 metres it is the highest mountain in the outer Hebrides, but if not you will find plenty other easier options.

Newly renovated property done to an impeccable luxury standard on the beautiful Isle of Scalpay in Harris. It is just four miles from tarbet and the ferry port.

3/4 bedroom cottage in the Isle of Scalpay, Harris (four miles from Tarbet. Facilities in the cottage include: The Islands first Swedish Hot Tub! Soak away all those stresses and strains! Kitchen: New in 2019 fridge freezer, double oven with grill, toaster, microwave, Hot Tap, coffee maker, usual pots and pans, cutlery and crockery. Shower Room: Luxury shower room, new 2019. Has small sink with under sink storage, toilet and rainfall shower. Towels provided. Bathroom: Brand New 2019. Toilet, Bath, Shower and Basin. Towels provided. Bedrooms. Bedroom 1: Super King Double Bed with Luxury Mattress and Linen. Bedroom 2: King Size Double Bed with Luxury Mattress and Linen Bedroom 3: 2 Single Beds with memory foam mattresses Bedroom 4: Games Room has a Double Bed Ottoman in there. Games Room 65 inch TV with Netflix, Prime etc SuperFast Broadband in the property. Ample parking is available at the front of the house

North harbour bistro

Puffin Tiny-House is a lovely uniquely designed Tiny-House for a couple, with stunning beach&sea views over Scarista Beach, 5 min walk to Northton beach We will inform you where to go Seal -watching, maybe even see Porpoises, Dolphins, Otters. Harris is a birdwatcher’s paradise. Located in Northton, at South West Harris, with incredible vista’s over turquoise seas, spectacular beaches. Puffin is warm, clean & comfortable. Offers: Also find us privately at beachview cottages eu Isle of Harris

Puffin Tiny-House includes: small kitchen with 4 gas-hob, combi microwave –oven- grill, kettle, toaster, fridge, cutlery, crockery, pots, pans and a good sofa, pull out dining table. It has a good quality bed 140x200cm, en-suite shower room with wash-basin and toilet and amazing beach views and sunsets in a tranquil location. From Puffin you can walk easily to Northton’s five silver shell-sand beaches & Scarista beach, or walk up Cheapabhal/Maodal hills, for breathtaking views. We will inform you where to go Seal -watching, see Porpoises, Dolphins, Otters. Harris is a birdwatcher’s paradise: Eagles, Gannets, Fulmars, Arctic terns, Oyster catchers, Corncrakes, Perigrine. Puffin is conveniently situated in Northton, 30 min by car/bus from Tarbert, on the beautiful South West coast of Harris, with incredible vista’s over turquoise seas, spectacular beaches and blue imposing mountains of the North-Harris hills. It is peacefully situated OFF the main road A859, making it perfect for walkers, surfers, hikers and cyclists’ adventuring the Hebridean Way. Puffin is warm, clean and comfortable with a touch of luxury, just a perfect base for a relaxing Hebridean stay!

The Isle of Harris is an amazing island, actually one large nature reserve with small villages scattered around. Northton consists of one road with 44 houses ending at the beach, which is the start of a walk along 5 remote beaches ending at the ruin of a Temple. Or walk beyond and possibly watch Golden Eagles flying over as they are nesting at the far end of the peninsula. Or climb up the Chaepaval hill for amazing views over turquiose seas and white sandy beaches, only nature you see as it was thousands of years ago.

Our three-bedroomed former croft house lies in the stunning Hebridean settlement of Rhenigidale on the beautiful Isle of Harris. Nestled amid breathtaking scenery, Sith-Phort provides a cosy, comfortable and well-equipped base for your visit to the Outer Hebrides.

With extensive enclosed gardens, our stylish former croft house, which sleeps five, has been renovated with comfort in mind. Whether you want to relax with a dram in front of an open fire in our cosy living room, curl up in bed with a book from our extensive library or cook up a storm in our large and well-equipped dining kitchen, you will find everything you need at Sith-Phort for a comfortable and relaxing stay on the magnificent Isle of Harris.

A recent guest described our location as ‘one of the most beautiful places on the planet’, and we can only agree. Our house lies at the end of a four-mile single track road in the beautiful and historic settlement of Rhenigidale (Rèinigeadal in the Gaelic spelling). In 1990, Rhenigidale became the last place in Britain to be connected by road and it is now part of a community-owned estate run by the North Harris Trust. You can still walk the steep and winding Postman's Path that was the main land route into Rhenigidale before the road came. It's just one of many local highlights. From our front door, you can access some of Harris’s most spectacular scenery. Climb Tòdun, the fin-shaped mountain that watches over Rhenigidale, or wander northwards round the points to discover unmatched views of Loch Seaforth and the Pairc area of Lewis.

Traditional crofthouse renovated to a Guest House offering private rooms with ensuite and guest lounge and kitchen with access to all facilities (washing, drying, cooking, lunch prep). Generous continental breakfast provided for guests to help themselves to, with full cooked at a small charge on request. This listing is for one of 3 bedrooms available - a family room (Machair), a double room (Beach) and a single room (Mountain) which can be rented individually or in any combination.

Vigadale Guest House sits at the foot of the largest 'mountain range' in the Western Isles, on the border between Lewis & Harris. It is set on a working croft by Loch Seaforth, with the hills as a backdrop. Within 5 minutes guests can walk into the hills and feel a real sense of wilderness. Great location for exploring the island by car, on bike or on foot, with the Hebridean Way passing the door. From the house you have a high chance of seeing both Golden and White Tailed Eagles, among other birds of prey. And if you're lucky, you may see the otters on the shore.

Ardvourlie is a small crofting community, where neighbours help one another. Tarbert is the nearest village, approx 12 miles over the Clisham. Stornoway is 34 miles to the North. PLEASE NOTE, when finding us, we are on the main A859 route between Lewis & Harris, approx one mile south of the border into Harris and 2nd entrance on right after the Scaladale Centre heading north. We are right by road, with a sign at top of driveway. If you’re struggling to find us, call the landline (mobile signal is not available within the house).

This is a recently refurbished ground floor property, situated close to all the local amenities in the village of Tarbert, including the ferry terminal, distillery, Harris Tweed shop, local shops and eating places. It is an ideal base from which to explore the Isles of Harris and Lewis, with their amazing beaches, wildlife, and places of historical interest. The property provides comfortable accommodation, suitable for use all year, with a wood burning stove for extra comfort in winter.

Suitable for couples or single people. No smoking.

Gaelic language is spoken in Harris, although all residents speak English. Gaelic can be heard spoken in the local community. The local area has some spectacular scenery, boasting some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and the natural environment is relatively unpolluted. Residents on the Islands of Harris and Lewis are generally very hospitable and friendly, and it is one of the safest areas of Europe to live, as crime rates are very low. If you are looking for a relaxing, friendly place to visit, which boasts an incredible natural environment, then this is the place for you.

Comfortable self-catering nestled in the North Harris hills in an ideal location for exploring the islands of Harris and Lewis. With beautiful views across the Atlantic, our much-loved family home is suitable for families or a group of friends. Walking distance to a shop, art galleries and cafes and just 2 miles from the busy village of Tarbert. Perfect for walkers, cyclists, water sports lovers, bird watchers, wildlife enthusiast, fishers and sight see-ers.

Finmor Cottage, built by our grandparents Finaly and Morag and still used by the many family members, is cosy and homely. Available for weekly lets from Saturdays it includes: Master Bedroom 1: En-suite with W/C, bath and shower, double bed, views over the Atlantic. Bedrom 2: Small Double with views looking up Geilabhal hill behind the house. Bedroom 3: A twin room set off the kitchen. Kitchen/Diner/Living Room: Open plan living space includes a fully equipped kitchen with fridge, cooker, washing machine, dishwasher and microwave. A dining table that sits 6 comfortably. Livingroom includes Tv and DVD player, electric fireplace and book case with a selection of books and games - Feel free to book swap during your stay. Bathroom: With W/C, bath and shower. All linen and towels provided and complimentary soap and shampoo. Enclosed garden to the front with benches to enjoy the view. Unlimited Wifi throughout the property.

Just 2 miles from the ferry port in Tarbert (for sailing from Uig, Skye) The Village of Ardhasaig has plenty amenities all within walking distance. A licensed shop/post office /petrol station, Art Galleries, Cafes and a restaurant in the nearby Ardhasaig House. 2 Miles down the road, the neighbouring village of Tarbert hosts a local butchers, small shops, Harris Tweed & Knitwear store, Essence of Harris Candles shop (which doubles as a tourist information point), The Isle of Harris Distillery, Loomshed brewers, a soft play and 2 Hotels - both with restaurants, bars, takeaway and live entertainment. Boat trips to St Kilda and the outlying islands are available to book from Tarbert and there is a bus service which can take you to the south of the Harris to enjoy the beautiful beaches or Rodel Church (Call the midwife fans anyone?) or up to Lewis to the Black House Village, Calanais Standing Stones or the town of Stornoway.

Solace Cottage is a two bedroomed detached Bungalow with garage. In a prime location offering stunning views across West Loch Tarbert, Taransay and the North Harris hills. Ideally situated for exploring Harris and other Islands. Comprises of Open plan kitchen/diner/living room, double bedroom, twin bedroom and shower/wc. Set in secluded gardens with enclosed private parking. Free WIFI included. Close to Tarbert, shops, café, Isle of Harris Distillery and Hotels. Short walk to Licensed store.

Facilities in the cottage include, Living room: Spectacular view across West Loch Tarbert with two comfy reclining sofas, smart TV with freeview, DVD player with a selection of movies, books and board games. Two small side tables. Kitchen: Fridge, Hob and Oven with grill, microwave, toaster, kettle, assorted pots and pans, cutlery, dishwasher, dining table and chairs. Shower room: contains mains shower, wc, and vanity sink unit with storage. Shower gel/hand gel, and towels will be provided. Bedroom 1: Room with double bed, wardrobe, beside tables and bedside lamps. All bed linen will be provided. Bedroom 2: Room with two single beds, large wardrobe, bedside table with lamp and all bed linen provided. Hallway: Contains coat rack, cupboard with washing machine, hoover, iron/ironing board and wash basket/clothes pegs . Situated at entrance is a small porch which has a seating bench and shoe storage. Outside: There is a garage attached to the house which has an internal drying line with radiator. Freezer and tumble dryer are available if required. Externally the driveway is tarmacadan and has sufficient private parking for three vehicles. There is a whirly gig to the side of the property and long drying line to the rear. The garden is enclosed by metal gates and wooden fencing.

Solace Cottage is located in Ardhasaig , 2 miles north of Tarbert, Isle of Harris, Western Isles, Scotland. This cottage is ideally situated for local amenities, walking distance from licensed local Ardhasaig stores and a short distance from Tarbert and the ferry terminal. There is a leisure centre/swimming pool within the school which is open to the public. Tarbert contains the famous Harris Gin Distillery, The Harris tweed shop, Essence of Harris candle/soap gift outlet, tearoom, Post Office and bus station. There are a number of small shops for day to day groceries along with Hotels and bars which have occasional live events.

Beautiful luxury Cabin situated in the stunning bays area of the Isle of Harris. The Cabin was handcrafted and brought to the island from the Cotswolds and sits looking out over the sea above the tranquil small working fishing harbour below. It has Wifi, TV, HiFi fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer and bathroom. It sleeps 2 adults in one double bed and has stunning views from its opening round french doors and recently built large sun deck.

The cabin is tastefully decorated and heated so is cozy and warm all year round. Its set next to our Crofthouse property but is privately enclosed by a ranch style fence and tubbed trees and has its own private access gate to maintain privacy during your stay. It has a recently built lovely sun deck with stunning views over the sea.

Our neighbourhood is unique as we are at the end of a small road away from the main roads and yet next to one of the few working harbours in South Harris so the boats can be seen coming to a fro each day. We are within 10 minutes of the west coast beaches while also being situated within the beautiful bays area of the east coast and only 10 minutes from Tarbert for local amenities.

Beautiful new build with wood fired hot tub and BBQ in stunning secluded location in South Harris with access to own private Loch, complete with fishing rights.

Tigh A' Chreagin is situated in the village of Geocrab, on the east coast of the Isle of Harris. If you are looking for a peaceful, tranquil holiday along with amazing landscapes then this is the place for you. You can watch the numerous seals and otters that swim in the bay. An excellent base for exploring the mountains of North Harris or the spectacular beaches of South Harris.

The cottage is in a quiet rural village close to the sea. Watch the seals basking on the rocks in the bay.

Driftwood bothy is one of two unique chalets inspired by the traditional Scottish bothy. Located in the crofting village of Arivruaich, Driftwood is set in stunning scenery on the shores of Loch Seaforth. It is conveniently positioned midway between the ferry terminals of Stornoway and Tarbert. Although Driftwood is close to the loch shore with no one to overlook you, the A859 is at the end of the croft and a bus stop 5 minutes walk away allowing easy access to the rest of the Island.

A continental style breakfast can be provided each morning if required. This includes orange juice, crusty bread rolls, muffins, fresh fruit, cheese, porridge pots, cereal selection and milk. This is charged at £7 per person per day. Please let me know in your booking communication if you would like to book breakfast. Driftwood bothy has a bedroom and a bathroom. It is furnished with a luxurious super king-sized bed, bed linen and towels. The bathroom contains a large walk-in shower and is large enough to hang any wet clothing. Driftwood has underfloor heating to create a comfortable warmth in the tiled floor and a wood burning stove to heat the room. The wood burner is supplied with firelighters, kindling and fuel and guests are encouraged to light the fire and experience the stunning atmosphere of this location. Seaspray and Driftwood Bothies are linked by the shared space of a covered courtyard. Outdoor seating is provided for guests to enjoy the ever changing scenery. Cooking facilities are only provided beneath the covered courtyard. There is a traditional BBQ and a portable electric hob, both of which are free to use. Plates, cutlery, utensils and cookware are all provided. We only ask you bring your own charcoal. An area to cook using your own cooking stoves is also provided. There is also a central firepit called an OFYR in the courtyard, which can be used as a BBQ and grill for groups. Please tell me if you are interested in using this and I can give you further information. In the courtyard there is also a Belfast sink with hot water for any washing up required, along with outdoor seating and table. A family-sized fridge is also provided to store your food. The floor of Driftwood is tiled and level to allow unrestricted access to all areas including the shower. There is a small step into the bothy from the courtyard.

Driftwood bothy is in the middle of the island and is surrounded by the beautiful scenery of Loch Seaforth. The stunning beaches of Lewis and Harris can all be reached in around an hour or less by car. The largest town, Stornoway, is 18 miles away and has two supermarkets.