Places To Go
RHIROY BROCH
About 2 miles north of Taigh a' Bhraoin lies the village of Rhiroy where there are the remains of a Broch (ancient dwelling) dating back to the Bronze Age.
It is situated on the hillside of the road above the Rhiroy Holiday Bungalows. Look carefully and you will see part of ancient history on the doorstep of Taigh a' Bhraoin.
ACHMELVICH BAY
Just north of Lochinver is this beautiful white sandy beach. This is a popular spot for kayakers and windsurfers as well as fishing for cod, haddock and mackerel.
There are also many walks near by, such as the Suilven for those who love climbing!
ACHNAHAIRD BEACH
This beach is about 30 miles North of Ullapool and is reached by following directions for Achiltibuie.
Just a short walk to soft sand and rock pools, there are lovely views of Stac Polly and other mountains. Not to mention, this beach is reserve for wild cats and golden eagles!
Inverewe Gardens
Belonging to the National Trust for Scotland, Inverewe Gardens is about an hour's drive along the spectacular west coast from Taigh a' Bhraoin. Turn right onto the A835 at Clachan Bridge and head up to Braemore Junction. Turn right onto the A832 and head towards Gairloch andsoak up the magnificent scenery on the route. Here you can explore beautiful plant collections and maybe spot some wildlife!
Corrieshalloch Gorge
Corrieshalloch Gorge and the Falls of Measach are located a few miles from Taigh a' Bhraoin on the main Ullapool road towards Inverness. The spectacular natural gorge is approximately 1.5 kilometres long and over 60 metres deep. Rushing through this gorge is the River Droma falling 100m over the course of a ¾-mile journey. There is a series of paths allowing you to discover this hidden Highland landscape.
Gruinard Bay
Following the A832, less than an hours drive away from Taigh a’ Bhraoin is Gruinard Bay. Made up of 3 pink sandy beaches from Torridon rocks, Gruinard Bay has stunning views of the Coigach Hills and An Teallach.
Summer Isles
During the summer months you can catch some magnificent sunsets over the appropriately named Summer Isles. This amazing collection if islands including Tanera Mor are famous for their outstanding beauty. On the cruise you will not only be able to take in the magnificent scenery but also catch glimpses of some of the amazing wildlife the area has to offer. Although nothing is guaranteed, past sightings have included Eagles, Dolphins, Killer, Humpbacked and Minke Whales and numerous sea birds. Shearwater cruises carries out regular trips around the Summer Isles from Ullapool.
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COVID-19 STATEMENT
Our continued concern is the safety of you (our guests), our staff and anyone else you may come into contact with. Please note that the guidance from the Scottish Government has changed again.
In accordance with the Scottish Governement roadmap out of COVID-19, we are now allowed to open although some restrictions will still apply. The main things affecting guests are the number of adults and household rules.
From the 19th July, a maximum of 8 people from up to 4 households are allowed to stay in self-catering accommodation (children under the age of 12 do not count toward the total number of people permitted to meet but do count toward the total number of households).
We are 'Good To Go'
This means we have met all the necessary safety and health criteria required by the Scottish & UK Governments in order that we can be certified as
GOOD TO GO.
We are now taking bookings for 2021 and 2022 but these may have to be cancelled or postponed at the last minute if regulations change.
If things change we will be flexible with refunds or date transfers so there will be no loss on your part.
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