Welcome to Rahoy Estate - Self Catering Holidays on the West Coast of Scotland
Rahoy is a very special place that the 21st Century world has touched
only lightly. It is, at one and the same time, remote and tranquil, yet
accessible by road and just a day’s journey from the UK’s
major cities.
There is no mobile phone signal and only limited internet, so you really
can leave it all behind.
Dogs Welcome. The estate comprises 3 cottages (each sleeping 4) and a
new contemporary house 'Caorann' which sleeps up to 8 people.
Short Term Lets Licence - Number: HI-40169-F
Following notification from the Scottish Government that all letting
accommodation is now required to comply with regulations and acquire a
Short Term Lets Licence to be able to continue trading, guests are
hereby notified that we have a full licence.
Accommodation:
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Caorann Holiday House:
Caorann is a stunning new house, sleeping up to 8, with superb views
over Loch Teacuis.
The sitting area, with it’s expanse of glass, looks along the loch
to the narrows and has WiFi, television, a music system and a wood
burning stove.
Caorann is let Saturday-Saturday.
Cottages:
There are 3 self catering cottages set in the grounds of the estate and
they are available to let all year round.
Each Cottage has two bedrooms, sleeping 4 people.
Darach, Alltfearn & Beithe Cottages are let Sunday-Sunday.
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Hillwalkers can enjoy the splendid views out to the outer isles from the top of Beinn Ghormaig, or walk over to the National Nature Reserve at Glen Crippesdale. There are ruined villages to explore, along with a vitrified fort and chambered cairn.
There is abundant wildlife, some of which may come and call on you during your stay and unspoilt ancient woodlands in which to wander. The sea is just across the estate road from the cottages, so feel free to bring your own boat or canoe. We are happy to assist with launching and recovery and to pass on information on tides and weather.
If you wish, you can hire a boat by the day or week from Ardnamurchan Charters, at Laga Bay and they also run trips out to the islands and for sea angling.
There are plenty of opportunities for cycling and mountain biking, with an extensive network of trails in the forests on the far side of the loch. Bicycles can be rented from Strontian Cycles and delivered to your cottage.
The village of Lochaline has a restaurant and a pub, serving local produce and a well stocked shop , who will deliver on a Saturday, ready for your arrival.
The Isle of Mull is a 15 minute ferry ride from Lochaline with
it’s picturesque town of Tobermory and sleepy villages.
Iona and Staffa can be easily reached from Fionnphort, at the South
Western tip.