The Ach na skia Croft Cottage in Arisaig in the beautiful and rugged Scottish Highlands sleeps 2 - 4 and offers a fully equipped kitchen and dining room with views to the islands. The large and unusual garden comes with picnic table and clothes line and the spacious porch houses the washer/drier, small freezer and boot/coat drier. When staying at the Ach na skia Croft Cottage guests can enjoy the use of Games room, sauna and play area, plus Wi-Fi access is available. READ MORE

The Old Library Lodge Restaurant in Arisaig offers a sublime atmosphere to dine in with bistro style food prepared by the chef using as many local ingredients as possible. Enjoy specialties like venison, scallops, steamed mussels in blue cheese and white wine plus many more delectable dishes. Round off with a wicked dessert of cheesecake or sticky toffee pudding to name a few and enjoy tea or coffee with a Cheeseboard featuring Scottish cheeses.READ MORE

Rosheven at the Arisaig House is a high quality self catering apartment that sleeps four in spacious comfort and offers views overlooking the rockery, walled gardens, hard tennis court and to the mountains of Beasdale, Roshven and the sea beyond. Enjoy wonderful fully equipped facilities and amenities with lounge/diner offering views to the sea and mountains. Accommodation consists of double and twin rooms and all linen and towels are supplied.READ MORE

Portnadoran Caravans at the Portnadoran Caravan Site in Arisaig are maintained to a high standard offering a shower and toilet and are equipped with TV, microwave, fridge, toaster etc. Sited with views out to sea, some looking directly towards Eigg and Rhum, some towards Skye, the comfortable self catering caravans are an ideal accommodation option for a wonderful stay out on the Scottish Highlands. READ MORE

Arisaig House Dining starts with a passionate affair of food with a hearty breakfast freshly prepared from locally sourced foods like kippers from Mallaig and Stornoway Black Pudding. Homemade produce such as bread, yogurt, marmalade and jam are also very popular. Grab a picnic lunch and head for brisk walking in the hills, return famished and sit down to a dinner of house specialties like veg from the seasonal garden paired with delectable Seafood - lobster, scallops, crabs, local fresh salmon, smoked salmon and oysters or venison, game and hill lamb in their season - all equally delicious, making for some hard choices.READ MORE

Cnoc-na-Faire Food and Drink near Arisaig offers two dining options with the lounge bar serving a Bar Lunch or Bar Supper coupled with incredible views over the sea to Skye. Dinner is prepared by the chefs who serve good food with a Scottish twist in the small intimate restaurant. On fine evenings dine Al Fresco and drink in stunning scenery and sunsets or if you prefer order room service. An award winning breakfast is available in the mornings to guests and non residents alike and includes Mallaig kippers, Ayrshire bacon, smoked salmon, Stornoway black pudding, Scottish free range eggs, poached smoked Mallaig haddock, a fresh fruit platter, homemade pancakes and lots more with freshly ground bean coffee. Better yet order breakfast in bed... READ MORE

The Bothy is lovely self-catering accommodation available through Arisaig House Cottages and is set in the walled gardens of Ariisaig House with a fabulous view of the Loch and the mountains of Moidart. Fully fitted and equipped kitchen and spacious lounge with wonderful amenities and facilities all round plus a terrace with garden furniture. Another well proportioned sitting room with books and piano is available on the first floor and the house sleeps 8 to 9 persons and linen and towels are supplied.READ MORE

The Old Library Lodge in Arisaig offers 6 wonderfully appointed en-suite rooms, two with sea views and four with a patio view overlooking the garden, housed in a 200 year old stone built stable. The restaurant with its stone and white-washed walls, serves delectable local dishes where possible with Bistro style food that is imaginative and prepared by the chef. Enjoy a round of golf in the area as well as hill walking, boat trips, beach combing and so much more.READ MORE

Glen Mhor and Creag Mhor Lodges offer 4 star self catering accommodations at the Ach na skia Croft in Arisaig. Come and stay in the beautiful Scottish Highlands and drink in the views from the fully equipped lodges with lounge, kitchen, porch, gardens, verandah and so much more. The lodges are spacious and comfortable with great views from the low lounge windows and are close to the field and play area - ideal for children and exploring. Or simply relax and watch the islands and enjoy incredible sunsets and the horses.READ MORE

Ach na skia Croft Island View is a 3 star rated lodge that offers fully equipped self catering accommodations in Arisaig on the beautiful and rugged Scottish Highlands, with the kitchen and dining area offering views to north and Skye. Ideal for 2 - 5 persons Ach na skia Croft Island View is ideal for a couple or a family with younger children with lots of play area in the garden and a stile leads into the field. Guests also have use of the Games room, sauna and play area and Wi-Fi access is available.READ MORE