Hostels and Bunkhouses on the Scottish Islands
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Cuagach Bothy Isle of Eigg
The bothy is a traditional one-roomed stone building & is situated in the crofting township of Cuagach which is at the north end of the island overlooking Laig Bay with fine views of Rum.
It has 2 sleeping platforms (1 at each end of the room each with a double mattress) which are accessed by ladder. There is also a single bed & a single futon downstairs At one end is a multi fuel stove which heats the water for the kitchen sink & shower. Cooking is by calor gas stove (4 rings, oven & grill). All cooking utensils &crockery etc provided. Off the main room is a small extension which houses toilet & shower.
Port Charlotte Hostel Isle of Islay
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.
Glebe Barn Isle of Eigg
The Glebe Barn Hostel & Outdoor Centre is a conversion of a 19th century barn with magnificent views across to the mainland. We provide comfortable self-catering accommodation for large groups, families and individual backpackers. We have been awarded 4 star status by the Scottish Tourist Board, and hold a Silver Award from the Green Tourism Business Scheme.
An Independent Hostel recommended to the Ramblers Association, the Glebe Barn is a fabulous base from which to explore the Isle of Eigg.
Sandavore Bothy Isle of Eigg
Sandavore shepard's Bothy is located at the foot of the Sgurr hills in an isolated spot overlooking the sea to Ardnamurchan. While being away from it all it is within walking distance of the pier where the shop, tearoom and craft shop are located.
It offers basic self-catering accommodation for up to 4 people in a renovated shephard's dwelling. It is a one room building divided into two by low dividing wall and the fire place. The living area has a wood burning stove, settee and chair, table and stools.