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Ach na skia Croft
Self catering accommodation, near Arisaig

Ach na skia

Scottish Tourist Board 3 and 4 stars
3 cedar lodges and a cottage, each sleeping 4 or 5.

Ach na skia is a small croft situated about a mile north of the village of Arisaig, where the road sweeps down towards the sea with spectacular and constantly changing views of the islands of Eigg, Rum and Skye and the sandy beaches that fringe the old coast road to Morar.

We are perfectly placed to catch the spectacular sunsets. Surrounding the croft are fields with horses, sheep and cattle, including Highland cattle and ponies, and to the rear looms the rocky outcrop of Creag Mhor.
The local golf course is 1.5 miles away, Arisaig railway station 1.4 miles, bar and restaurant just 200 metres away. There are grocery shops and other facilities in Arisaig and Mallaig (7 miles away).

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The Cottage (3 stars)
Sleeps 2 - 4 plus baby

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Lounge with views to north and north-west. TV, DVD player, radio/CD/cassette.

Bathroom with bath and electric shower over. Shaver socket, towel warmer.

Spacious porch with washer/drier, small freezer and boot/coat drier.

Large and unusual garden with picnic table and clothes line. Parking space.

Cot and high chair available on request.

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Kitchen/dining room - views to west. Cooker with ceramic hob, oven and grill. Fridge and microwave. photo photo 2 bedrooms: 1 double (ground floor), 1 twin (upstairs) with space for cot.

The Cottage is particularly good for 1 or 2 couples or families with 1 or 2 children plus baby. The beds upstairs can be pushed together if required. There is plenty of space upstairs for a cot. Access is fairly flat, only small steps, and suitable for wheelchair access up to 2'3" width. It adjoins our house but is completely separate and sound-proof. Convector heaters can be set on 24 hour timer. A selection of books, DVDs, games and lots of visitor information is provided. Electricity on £1 coin meter. Use of Games room, sauna and play area. Wi-Fi access.

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Island View (3 stars)
Sleeps 2 - 5

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Kitchen/dining with views to north. Washer/drier. Cooker with oven & grill. Microwave. Fridge with freezer compartment.

Bathroom with bath and electric shower over. Shaver socket, towel warmer.

Porch with coat hanging and boot drier.

Large, fully enclosed garden with picnic table and clothes line. One dog accepted. High chair available on request.

Covered verandah. Parking space.

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Living room, dual aspect with views to sea and islands. TV, DVD player, hi-fi. photo photo 2 bedrooms - one double, one with 2'6" bunks plus full-sized single bed. Not suitable for a cot.

Island View is especially good for a couple or a family with younger children. The verandah catches the sun most of the day. There is lots of space to play in the garden and a stile leads into the field. Convector heaters can be set on 24 hour timer. A selection of books, DVDs, games and lots of visitor information is provided. Electricity on £1 coin meter. Use of Games room, sauna and play area. Wi-Fi access.

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The Lodges (4 stars)
Sleep 2 - 5 plus baby

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Lounge with panoramic views to west and north-west - Eigg, Rum and Skye. TV, DVD player, hi-fi.
Porch with washer/drier, boot drier and small freezer.
Bathroom with bath and electric shower over. Shaver socket.
Gardens to front and rear with picnic table and clothes line.
Verandah with views to west and north-west.
Parking spaces adjacent to each Lodge.
Cot and high chair available on request.

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Fully equipped kitchen and dining area.

Ceramic hob, oven & grill. Microwave oven. Fridge. Dishwasher.

photo photo 2 bedrooms:
One double, with space for a cot.
One with full-sized bunks plus full-sized single bed.

The Lodges have great views, even when you're sitting down, because of their elevated position and low lounge windows. They are spacious and comfortable with excellent insulation, so they are cosy at any time of year. Although externally semi-detached they were built totally separately apart from roof and exterior walls so that no sound carries from one to another. Heating can be operated as central heating or by individual heater. A selection of books, DVDs, games and lots of visitor information is provided. Electricity on £1 coin meter. Use of Games room, sauna and play area. Close to the field and play area. Wi-Fi access.

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Facilities at Ach na skia Croft:
Guests can fish in the river at the bottom of the croft, play volleyball or boules (or anything else) in the field, relax in the sauna or have a game of pool or table tennis in our games room. There is also a play area for young children, with swings and a slide. There are walks to suit all levels of ambition.
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sea kayak hire west coast of Scotland This is a fantastic area for sea kayaking. As kayakers ourselves we are happy to advise on put-ins and routes. Double and single sea kayaks are available for hire for paddlers with previous experience. For full details go to Sea Kayak Highlands

Prices: £320 - £625 per week.
Short Breaks available out of season.

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For enquiries or bookings, please contact:

Ach na skia croft
Arisaig
Inverness-shire PH39 4NS
Scotland
Tel/Fax: 01687 450 606
Email: achnaskia@aol.com

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