If you would like comfortable accommodation with a warm welcome while visiting Staffin, a Gaelic speaking crofting community in the north end of the Isle of Skye, why not come and stay at our modern croft house. All rooms are en-suite with TV, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Heating in rooms can be adjusted to your own liking. Iron/ironing board also available. The lounge has a TV and video recorder, peat fire and a beautiful view from the window over Staffin Bay, where, on a clear day, you can see across the Minch to the Western Isles. There is picturesque mountain scenery all around you. Nearby you can see one of Skye's most spectacular mountain ranges, The Trotternish Ridge where there are suitable walks for everyone. Also on your doorstep, there is a salmon fishing river and permits are easily available. RATES:- The Skye Museum of Island Life is situated in Kilmuir, a short drive round the coastline. This amazing group of thatched cottages portrays life on the island as it was many years ago. Beside the Museum, you can visit Flora Macdonald’s grave who helped Bonnie Prince Charlie escape to France during the Jacobite Rebellion. It is definitely a place not to be missed. Caledonian MacBrayne operates a ferry service from Uig where you could take a leisurely cruise across to the Western Isles for the day. During the Summer months, they host evening ceilidh cruises which is great entertainment for all the family. The pleated skirt of the famous Kilt Rock, the haunting peaks of the Quirang and the Old Man of Storr beckon the walkers and climbers. As smoking is not permitted in the bedrooms or dining room, you may smoke in the Lounge. Private parking. SELF CATERING COTTAGE NOW AVAILABLE Thank you
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