Kingairloch Estate is located on the Morvern Peninsula along the coastline of Loch Linnhe and is only a three hour's drive from Edinburgh or Glasgow.
Within it's 14,000 acres of staggering scenery are eight unique self catering properties ranging in size from accommodating two, four, six and ten. All properties stand alone and have their own character with each having magnificent views of the mountains, glens lochs or rivers.
They are all well equipped with most having either wood burning stoves or fireplaces and up to two pets are welcomed in each.
Change overs on either a Friday or Saturday for seven night breaks.
Guests to Kingairloch will enjoy the rugged untouched beauty of the West Coast of Scotland and also get to see a wide variety of wildlife such as red deer, otters and eagles. There are numerous walking and cycling routes on the estate and when in season guests can enjoy fishing and other traditional sporting activities.
Another wonderful stay in the old school. Had several meals at the boathouse which under Owen and Ella is back to its very best. Can’t wait to return in October.
I enjoyed a great week at Seaview Cottage, helped by almost perfect weather. The location is pretty remote, but was exactly what I wanted and I very much enjoyed being out on a limb, but still in comfortable accommodation
Being right next to the loch was perfect for me, with easy access for swimming at high tide. The cottage itself was very well appointed and had everything I needed for my stay. Despite the remote location I didn't feel that anything had been compromised in terms of the accommodation
It's also clear that the estate owners and their team have a very clear vision of how th...more
We had a fantastic time at Kingairloch with
Unsurpassed location and the accomodation was outstanding.
Lots of great walks and good fishing along with watching the otter and the deer every evening when the came down from the hills.
Already planning another trip
Our eighth visit to the estate, in never fails to deliver. Stunning scenery, great location and wildlife around every corner (or in our case right outside the door.
We have been coming to Kingairloch for 6 years , usually staying twice a year.
This time cleanliness let this lovely house down. Bin was so full I had to squash everything in and there were cigarette ends
outside the back door.
The cottage has been recently refurbished to a nice standard but there are items lacking
No clock or mirror in the bedroom and kitchen utensils are very sparse
The area is stunning but I felt a little more detail would have made the holiday .
The steading was where my grandparents used to keep their cows, dogs and hens etc. My grandpa was the shepherd there for nearly 20 years. Everyone had a lovely time and it was great to be back for a few days.
Lovely house with beautiful views.
A week of sunny dry weather in a comfortable cottage in a wonderful location. Hill walks most days from the doorstep.
We didn't use the TV or the log burner - there was always something to watch outside and our challenge was to keep the inside cool!
Pine marten did a circuit of the cottage on our first evening, red deer seen on the beach every day, sand martins, beautiful mistle thrush on the lawn, excellent views of woodpecker, mergansers and oystercatchers nesting on the spit.
Big thanks to chef Owen from the Boathouse for pointing out an otter in Kingairloch bay .
Can recommend Sunday l...more