Stunning Self Catering Accommodation in Applecross, Wester Ross
Situated on the spectacular Applecross coast in Wester Ross, and three miles from Beachcomber Cottage, site of the BBC2 programme Monty Halls' Great Escape, Airdaniar self catering cottage is the ideal holiday location for those wishing to relax, unwind and enjoy the tranquillity and romance of the Western Highlands of Scotland. The cottage, which nestles on a grassy shore above the rocky beach, and is shown in the foreground above, is situated in its own secure grounds. The nearest neighbouring cottage is half a mile away.
The ever changing views over the Inner Sound towards Raasay, Rona and Skye are breathtaking, as are the sunsets. On clear days, the islands of the Outer Hebrides can be seen.
This traditional, stone built croft cottage has been completely refurbished and offers a high degree of comfort.
The location makes it the ideal self catering base for exploring the delights of the Applecross
peninsula and the surrounding area of Wester Ross. To see what others think
of the cottage and the location, please read some extracts from the Visitors Book.
Shore Street, often referred to as Applecross village, with the
Inn renowned for its local seafood, is eight miles away, as is the Potting Shed Restaurant and Cafe. Freshly caught shellfish and croft grown vegetables can be purchased locally. We live approximately two miles from Airdaniar Cottage and are generally available to give advice and assistance if required.
Excellent walking, for all levels of fitness, is on the doorstep. This varies from a gentle stroll to Coral Beach where seals can regularly be seen basking in the sun, the many waymarked woodland and coastal walks or, for the more adventurous and experienced
hillwalker, a traverse of Beinn Eighe in Torridon or the Black
Cuillins of Skye. Sea fishing and loch fishing are also available.
Wildlife abounds and includes red deer, pine martens (one of the rarest
British mammals) and otters. Seals can be seen basking on
the shore near Airdaniar and there is a huge variety of sea-birds,
including eider and mergansers. Porpoises, and occasionally
whales, can be seen in the Inner Sound.
Please be inquisitive, like our little friend on the left, and visit
the rest of our web site to see what Airdaniar Cottage, Applecross and Wester Ross
have to offer.
Elsie and John McKeown