Tigh Na Creig Lodge, Glenelg, Ross-shire

Situated in Glenelg village by Kyle of Lochalsh on the West Coast of Scotland, The Lodge offers four star rated self catering holiday accommodation for two with a sea view. Nestled by the beach, overlooking Glenelg bay, guests will enjoy stunning views "over the sea to Skye" and beyond to the South West, towards the sound of Sleat and the islands of Rhum and Eigg. The Lodge is architect designed in a contemporary cottage style with its own private entrance and includes a sliding patio door from the living area which leads to the covered sun deck where you can enjoy your holiday as it should be! There is a private, dedicated garden area to the front with on site and road side parking on the single-track road that runs from Shiel Bridge, Kintail, over the Mam Ratagan pass, through the village of Glenelg, past The Lodge and onwards to the remote villages of Arnisdale and Corran. Established as a self catering property in 2007, we have recently taken over the property and will continue making every effort to ensure guests have a comfortable and memorable holiday. The Lodge offers the opportunity to unwind in an area of the Scottish Highlands famous for hill walking, wildlife and spectacular scenery. Pop over to the Isle of Skye on the famous and historic Glenelg ferry, walk the beaches at Sandaig where author Gavin Maxwell lived in a lighthouse keeper's cottage with his otters and wrote " Ring of Bright Water" . You can head off on a days " Munro bagging" on the Five Sisters of Kintail or take a less energetic morning stroll wildlife watching for deer, dolphins, eagles, otters and the elusive pine martin. In the evening wind down with a romantic dinner at the Glenelg Inn followed by a dram or three sitting by the log fire. It's hard to beat!! Since The Lodge was established the accommodation and area has delighted guests, with many returning. It's best not to leave things to the last minute, early holiday booking is recommended! You can holiday all year in Glenelg, the main season starts in the spring and April, especially Easter, is popular with May often being one of the best months for the weather in Scotland, June brings the long days and shortest nights. July and August are usually the warmest (and busiest) months, September can again surprise with great weather and October has the beauty of the Autumn colours. The days are shorter during the winter but the sight of morning frosts and mists rising over the land as dawn breaks, snow on the hill tops, the deepest blue skies and flat calm seas interspersed with the odd raging gale has a fascination all of it’s own! Take a break in Glenelg and come and see for yourself!! Change over day is generally Saturday.