Tigh
Na Locha
Translation from
Gaelic: "The House by the Loch"
Self Catering
Semi-Detached Accommodation in Morar
near
Mallaig, in the West Highlands of Scotland
Dear everyone,
All good things must come to an end, and so it is with self catering at Tigh na Locha.
As of April 2017 we are finally retiring from offering self catering and would like to give a heart-felt thank you to all of you who stayed with us over the years.
We wish you many more happy holidays, but sadly not with us.
Best wishes from Anne and George
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Contact: Anne Skea
Telephone: +44 (0)1687 462 261 Email:
anne.skea@tighnalocha.co.uk
Address: Mo Dachaidh, Morar, Inverness-shire,
PH40 4PB
Accommodation
- Inside
See
the spacious and well appointed rooms that form this impressive
self-catering accommodation - a comforting home from home with the convenience of upstairs and downstairs toilets
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here for details
Accommodation
- Outside
This well-insulated
property (cool in summer and cosy in winter) has ample and
convenient parking, an inviting garden to the front and a private
garden at the rear. Two adult mountain bikes are available for free use during your stay.
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here for details
Local
Area
Visit the pristine natural coastline and unspoilt countryside
that surround this fabulous location. There is a slipway to Loch Morar
at the foot of the driveway, and the Silver Sands of Morar's beaches are just a few minutes drive away
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Things
to Do
Find out about all the activities and attractions in and
around Morar, including birdwatching, golf, fishing, stream railway
and much more.
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Booking
Sorry, no more bookings being taken.
Location
& Directions
All the information you need to find exactly
where Tigh na Locha is and how to get there.
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Website designed and maintained by Chris
Wallace Last updated: 1st April 2017
Design
and text copyright: Anne Skea Photographs copyright: Chris Wallace
Visitors since 3rd September 2005