Selfcatering-highlands: self-catering holiday properties in the Scottish Highlands

Selfcatering-highlands: self-catering holiday properties in the Scottish HighlandsSelf catering holidays in the western highlands of Scotland. A range of self-catering accommodation to cater for all sizes of family and group holidays.self-catering accommodation in the western highlands of Scotland, self-catering holidays in Scotland, self catering holidays in the Scottish highlands, vacation rentals in Scotland, holidays in the western Highlands, selfcatering holiday homes, self catering cottages, self catering holiday homes to rent, holiday cottages on the west coast of Scotland, off season holidays, winter breaks in scotland Selfcatering highlands self catering properties located in the Glenelg and Knoydart areas, of the North West Highlands of Scotland. All these properties self catering accommodation on things to do and places to go, on a year round basis. The area surrounding Glenelg has a wealth of historical buildings, self catering properties crossing over the narrow Kylerhea straits, on the world's last, self catering accommodation wrote the enchanting book, Ring of Brightwater at nearby Sandaig. A tale of otters and one mans search for Avalon.self catering properties lies at the end of the main road. It's dwarfed by the mighty Beinn Sgritheall a Munro which rises 3195ft almost vertically out of Loch Hourn. self catering accommodation and you enter Europe's last great wilderness, Knoydart. Walk over to Inverie and you can visit Britain's remotest mainland pub. You'll find all this here, anytime of the year!

Welcome to the self-catering highlands web site. Within this site you'll find a selection of quality self-catering properties located in the Glenelg and Knoydart areas, of the North West Highlands of Scotland. All these properties are available for rental throughout the year. On the following pages you'll find information on things to do and places to go, on a year round basis. The area surrounding Glenelg has a wealth of historical buildings, including the Iron Age Brochs, Bernera Barracks and Eilean Donan castle. Based in this area, you can take the original droving road to Skye, crossing over the narrow Kylerhea straits, on the world's last, hand operated, turntable ferry.

Gavin Maxwell wrote the enchanting book, Ring of Brightwater at nearby Sandaig. A tale of otters and one mans search for Avalon. With it's white crushed coral shell beaches and spectacular waterfall it's well worth a visit. The small village of Arnisdale lies at the end of the main road. It's dwarfed by the mighty Beinn Sgritheall a Munro which rises 3195ft almost vertically out of Loch Hourn. Take a boat to Barisdale and you enter Europe's last great wilderness, Knoydart. Walk over to Inverie and you can visit Britain's remotest mainland pub. You'll find all this here, anytime of the year!