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Holiday Home

for Rent

DG8 8LS

Isle of , and

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Accommodation: Sleeps 5-7, No smoking, No pets Bedroom 1: double bed Bedroom 2: double bed, one top bunk Bathroom: fully fitted, with shower and bath Lounge/Dinner double leather corner sofa bed, freeview TV, DVD Kitchen: microwave, washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge, electric cooker, iron.

IDEAL FOR A FAMILY HOLIDAY and for walking, sailing, bird-watching, sea fishing, golfing, cycling & exploring the wild but beautiful S.W.Scottish

Please contact Paul and Michelle: peninsula with its quaint Tel: 01229 468946: Email: [email protected] little fishing harbours.

Prices from: WeekendS£60 - £120 5 Days £90 - £200 7 Days £120 - £280

By land or by sea, the Isle is easy to get to. A couple of centuries ago, the was indeed an island, connected to the mainland by a causeway. Over time, houses and other buildings were built along it, and the attractive harbour area that we have today was formed.

The map above shows approximate journey times by road from the Isle of Whithorn.

The village is about a half-hour's drive from the A75 Euroroute that links Dumfries and the ferry terminal of . Lying at the tip of the peninsula, the Isle is one of 's most southerly communities - further south than Newcastle on Tyne in England!

Getting to the Isle of whithorn by Road....

We are just under 1 hrs driving time from Stranraer & Cairnryan harbours and high speed ferry services to Northern Ireland (Belfast & Larne). Glasgow (City Centre) is approximately 2 ½ hours; Manchester and - 4 hrs and the north-east of England 3 hrs away. Local bus services connect with principal long distance coach routes at , 22 miles from the Isle. The local roads of the Machars peninsula are both quiet and free of major gradients, so Cycle Expeditions to the Isle are easily planned.