Hostels and Bunkhouses on the Scottish Islands

Housed in an old whisky warehouse the hostel is situated on the beach in the picturesque village of Port Charlotte, surrounded by rolling hills and a scenic coastline, which harbours secluded sandy bays.

Along with its outstanding natural beauty Islay is also famed for its diverse and plentiful wildlife, and is home to two RSPB nature reserves. It is also home to seven of Scotland’s finest whisky distilleries! With its excellent accommodation and facilities, the hostel (and the attached Wildlife Centre) is an ideal base from which to explore all that Islay has to offer.

This charming Hostel is ideally located overlooking the famous harbour, on the beautiful Isle of Mull.

The Hostel is newly renovated with central heating, good hot showers, laundry facilities, a spacious self-catering kitchen and small rooms with either 5 or 6 beds, most with sea views. Family rooms are also available. Bedding is provided and breakfast is available locally. Coastal and woodland walking is excellent round Tobermory and it's also worth taking a trip to Iona or Staffa.

Almost surrounded by the hills and complete with a thirteenth-century ruined castle, this waterside hostel is a wonderful place to relax. This is a place where you can observe nature, with spectacular wildlife right on the doorstep.