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Tigh Lachie at Mary's Thatched Cottages Tigh Lachie at Mary's Thatched Cottages Tigh Lachie at Mary's Thatched Cottages John Tavener Daytime Phone: 0*7+85678031 26394 M*a+ry's 0T1h2a3t4c5h6e7d8 9Cot<t=a>g?e@sA E*l+gol I0s1l2e3 4o5f6 7S8k9ye T*h+e Hig0h1l2a3n4d5s6 I*V+49 9B0L1 Scotland £ 750.00 - £ 1,125.00 per week Tigh Lachie is a unique self catering experience. Stay with us and we will take you back to a bygone era, a way of life far removed from today's hectic pace whilst providing you with all the modern facilities you should expect from a luxury cottage Facilities: Room Details: COVID-19: Sleeps: 4 Advance booking essential, Certified 'We're Good To Go' see details of this scheme https://goodtogo.visitbritain.com, COVID-19 1 Double Room measures in place, COVID-19 risk assessment completed, Deep cleaning between visitors, Pets welcome during COVID-19 1 Twin Room restrictions 1 Bathroom Communications: Broadband Internet, Wifi Features and Memberships: Disabled: Ground Floor Bathroom, Ground Floor Bedroom, Ground Floor WC Entertainment: Board Games, Book Library, DVD Player, Freeview, Satellite, TV, Video\DVD Library Heat: Central Heating, Underfloor Heating, Wood Burning Stove Kitchen: Cooker, Dishwasher, Fridge/Freezer, Grill, Microwave, Oven, Toaster Laundry: Ironing Board \ Iron, Washing Machine © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 7 October 2021 Tigh Lachie at Mary's Thatched Cottages Outside Area: Outside Seating, Private Garden, Private Parking Price Included: Electricity and Fuel, Linen, Towels, Welcome Pack Rooms: Kitchen, Living Room Special: Cots Available, Highchairs Available Standard: Luxury Suitable For: Eco-Friendly, Families, Romantic getaways, Short Breaks, Special Occasions About Elgol Isle of Skye and The Highlands Elgol on the Isle of Skye is a magical place and the perfect place for a holiday, set amongst the Cuillin Hills near to Loch Coruisk and great for spotting wildlife (including golden eagles, dolphins, red deer, otters, and much more). Nearest Bus Stop: Outside cottages Nearest Train Station: Kyle of Lochalsh Nearest Motorway: N/A Nearest Airport: Inverness, 111 miles (Dalcross Airport) Nearest Ferry: Bridge but can come via Mallaig or Glenelg ferries © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 7 October 2021 Tigh Lachie at Mary's Thatched Cottages Recommended Attractions 1. Cuillin View Gallery & Coffee Shop Art Gallery, Visitor Centres and Museums, Cafes Coffee Shops and Tearooms Great views guaranteed at the Cuillin View Gallery & Coffee Shop in Elgol, IV49 9BJ, Western Isles, Scotland beautiful Elgol on the mystical Isle of Skye. 2. Misty Isle Boat Trips on the Isle of Skye Lochs Lakes and Waterfalls, Tours and Trips, Childrens Attractions, Guided Tours and Day Trips, Boat Trips Sail into the most spectacular mountain and seascape in Britain. See Elgol Isle of Skye, IV49, The Highlands, the wildlife and scenery of the Isle of Skye including the Cuillin Scotland mountains with your local guide from Elgol. Phone: 01471 866288 3. Duncan House Fine Celtic Jewellery Art Gallery, Shops Garth Duncan started making jewellery in 1972. His work includes Strathaird Steading Strathaird, IV49 Ancient Celtic knotwork and Pictish style and contemporary jewellery 9AX, The Highlands, Scotland 4. Castle Keep Visitor Centres and Museums, Shops Hand crafted swords in the shadow of the Cuillin mountains Strathaird, IV49 9AX, The Highlands, Scotland 5. Dun Ringill Historic Buildings and Monuments An Iron Age broch (Dun) perched on the Skye coastline Elgol, IV49, The Highlands, Scotland 6. Wullies Tours & Taxi Hire Guided Tours and Day Trips, Taxi Services © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 7 October 2021 Tigh Lachie at Mary's Thatched Cottages Offering a unique experience of the Scottish Highlands, Wullie can Broadford, IV49 9AB, The Highlands, take groups of up to 7 in his fully disabled-friendly new tourer. Tours Scotland or Taxis. 7. Skye Serpentarium Reptile World Visitor Centres and Museums, Shops Reptile exhibition, breeding centre, refuge and shop. Broadford, IV49 9AQ, The Highlands, Scotland 8. Armadale Castle Gardens and Museum of the Isles Historic Buildings and Monuments, Parks Gardens and Woodlands, Visitor Centres and Museums Castle Gardens and Museum set in a Highland estate Armadale, IV45 8RS, Western Isles, Scotland 9. Clan Donald Skye Historic Buildings and Monuments, Visitor Centres and Museums Clan Donald is a magnificent estate on the Isle of Skye with Gardens, Isle of Skye, IV45 8RS, The Highlands, Woodland Trails, Museum, Gift Shop and Restaurant, all based Scotland around Armadale Castle. 10. Skyak Adventures on the Isle of Skye Sailing and Watersports, Guided Tours and Day Trips Sea Kayaking on the Isle of Skye. We offer courses, training and 29 Lower Breakish, Breakish Isle of expeditions for all, from complete beginners to experienced paddlers, Skye, IV42 8QA, The Highlands, on the beautiful Island of Skye and the surrounding area. Scotland Phone: 01471 820002 11. Raasay House in the Western Isles Cafes Coffee Shops and Tearooms, Cycling and Mountain Bikes, Sailing and Watersports, Walking and Climbing We offer outdoor skills and programmes for all levels on the Isle of Isle of Raasay, IV40 8PB, Western Raasay in the Western Isles of Scotland. Isles, Scotland © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 7 October 2021 Tigh Lachie at Mary's Thatched Cottages 12. Talisker Distillery on the Isle of Skye Distilleries Breweries Vineyards, Visitor Centres and Museums The only distillery on the Isle of Skye, set on the shores of Loch Isle of Skye, IV47 8RR, The Highlands, Harport with dramatic views of the Cuillins. This single malt is so easy Scotland to enjoy, and like Skye itself, so hard to leave 13. Mallaig Heritage Centre Visitor Centres and Museums Discover the history and culture of the West Highlands of Scotland. Mallaig, PH41 4PY, The Highlands, Scotland 14. The Castlemoil Restaurant & King Haakon Bar FROMUSERSIGNUP, Pubs and Bars, Restaurants The Castlemoil complex is set against a stunning back drop of the Kyleakin, IV41 8PL, The Highlands, world famous Skye Bridge and Cuillin mountains. Superb menus and Scotland live Cetic music. 15. The Bright Water Visitor Centre Visitor Centres and Museums The Bright Water Visitor Centre is Local Area Visitors Centre in the Kyleakin, IV41 8PL, The Highlands, Highlands of Scotland Scotland 16. Seaprobe Atlantis Wildlife Cruises Kyle of Lochalsh Lochs Lakes and Waterfalls, Aquariums, Sailing and Watersports, Guided Tours and Day Trips, Boat Trips Scotland's only 4 star semi-submersible glass bottom boat offers an Tourist Information, Kyle of Lochalsh, experience no other boat can match. Enjoy all the scenery and wildlife IV40 8AE, The Highlands, Scotland above and below the waves as you cruise in complete safety with the best wildlife guides in Lochalsh. Phone: 0800 980 4846 17. Aros Centre Cinemas, Live Music and Comedy, Theatres, Shops, Walking and Climbing © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 7 October 2021 Tigh Lachie at Mary's Thatched Cottages A Cinema, Theatre, Café, Gift Shop and Visitors Exhibition Portree, IV51 9EU, Western Isles, Scotland 18. Skye guiding Richard McGuire Walking and Climbing Mountain Hiking Courses and Private Guiding in the Cuillin of Skye Portree, IV51 9JA, The Highlands, Scotland 19. Misty Isle Tours Isle of Skye and the Scottish Highlands Tours and Trips, Car Hire, Guided Tours and Day Trips, Taxi Services, Group Travel At Skye Luxury Tours each tour is carefully planned ad customised Kyle of Lochalsh, IV40 8BE, The to show you the best scenery... But it’s the features beyond that Highlands, Scotland which make each tour special as we give you unique opportunities to experience first-hand Highland life and culture! Phone: 01599537100 20. Balmacara Estate & Lochalsh Woodland Garden Parks Gardens and Woodlands Highland Estate of High Nature Conservation Balmacara, IV40 5DN, The Highlands, Scotland 21. Arisaig Wildlife Cruises North West Coast Scotland Tours and Trips, Guided Tours and Day Trips, Boat Trips Island and Wildlife Cruises. Visit and explore the enchanting Islands The Harbour, Arisaig, PH39 4NH, The of Eigg, Muck and Rum from Arisaig. Enjoy the varied wildlife and Highlands, Scotland spectacular coastal views. Regular sightings of Minkie whales, basking sharks, dolphins, seals, puffins and more! Phone: 01687450224 22. Calum's Plockton Seal Trips Tours and Trips © 2021 LovetoEscape.com - Brochure created: 7 October 2021 Tigh Lachie at Mary's Thatched Cottages Boat Trips and Seal Sightings Plockton, IV52 8TN, The Highlands, Scotland 23. Mountain & Sea Guides Applecross Tours and Trips, Sailing and Watersports, Walking and Climbing, Winter Sports, Guided Tours and Day Trips, Guided Walks All year round adventure activity. Summer and Winter guided Applecross, IV54 8LN, The Highlands, mountain activities, including hillwalking, climbing and Scotland mountaineering. Sea kayaking for beginners and intermediates. Courses available 24. Eilean Donan Castle Historic Buildings and Monuments One of the most iconic castles in the world Kyle of Lochalsh, IV40 8DX, The Highlands, Scotland 25. Glenshiel Highland Ponies Horse Riding and Pony Trekking, Guided Tours and Day Trips Pony trekking in the Highlands of Scotland Lochalsh, IV40 8HW, Western Isles, Scotland 26. Trek Highlands Walking and Climbing, Guided Tours and Day Trips, Guided Walks Guided and Self-Guided Walking Holidays in Scotland Lochalsh, IV40 8HL, The Highlands, Scotland 27. Skye Museum of Island Life Visitor Centres and Museums, Indoor and Outdoor Play Areas The
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