Creag Hastin

Creag Hastin is a self-catering cottage in Gairloch, Ross and Cromarty.

Creag Haston is a secluded cottage, offering accommodation for up to 6 people, situated on the edge of Gairloch. It is within easy reach of the beach and the village’s golf course. The nearby harbour allows you to enjoy boat trips to the Isle of Skye. The rear of the property leads to a patio with a tree-lined garden, from which you can enjoy views of the Loch whilst dining alfresco. There is more than enough off-road parking for a number of cars, putting you within driving-distance of attractions outside Gairloch.

Heating from night storage heaters with additional heating from electric fire in living room. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, colour TV, DVD player. Storage heaters inc. in rent, electricity on £1 coin meter. Bed linen inc. in rent. Secluded, wooded garden with patio, lawned area, garden furniture and views over the loch. Ample off road parking. Up to 2 well behaved dogs welcome at £10 per pet per week. Sorry, no smoking. Pub, shop and village amenities 400 yards. Note: 8th - 22nd October 2011 is charged at the D price band rate.

The village is a spectacular base from which to explore the outstanding natural beauty of Wester Ross, a highland wilderness made up of dramatic mountains, sea lochs and long, clean sandy beaches. The world famous sub-tropical Inverewe Garden, owned by the National Trust for Scotland, is only 6 miles away and offers a fascinating experience’ at all times of the year. Gairloch village also boasts an award winning Heritage museum with the old Rua Reidh lighthouse and many other fascinating exhibits - all housed in a restored farm building. Gairloch’s popular 9-hole golf course is situated nearby, close to the beautiful golden-sanded beach. A haven for wildlife, including whales, porpoises, seals and sea-otters, Loch Gairloch is also a bird-spotter’s paradise. There are sea fishing and wildlife cruises available from the harbour allowing you to take in the scenery and enjoy wildlife in its natural habitat.