The Moorings
East Bay
Mallaig PH41 4QS

Tel + 44 (0) 1687 462225

The Moorings which has super views over the working fishing port of Mallaig, the Sound of Sleat, Skye and Knoydart. We are only two minutes walk from the station, ferries for Skye, the Outer Isles, the Small Isles, Knoydart and other local amenities

Springbank Guest House
East Bay
Mallaig PH41 4QF

Tel + 44 (0) 1687 462459

Situated overlooking the busy little harbour with unobstructed views of Skye and just a few minutes walk from the center of the village. We offer a warm and friendly atmosphere with traditional home cooking. Evening meal and packed lunch an optional extra.

Loch Morar House
Morar
By Mallaig PH40 4PB

Tel + 44 (0) 1687 462819

Loch Morar House is a modern detached house with a traditional ambience, set in 3/4 of an acre. The spacious bedrooms, including a ground floor twin, provide attractively decorated and furnished accommodation. The area abounds in stunning scenery; the glorious Loch Morar, the dazzling silver sands and the fantastic surrounding mountains.

A small family home overlooking the Rover Morar estuary and the beautiful Silver Sands of Morar. For our guests we have: 1 Double en-suite bedroom 1 Family en-suite bedroom (sleeps 4) Children welcome. A cot can be provided

Ardnish
15 Blaven View
Mallaig PH41 4QR

Tel + 44 (0) 1687 462111

A warm welcome waits you at Ardnish, situated above East Bay, Mallaig, where fishing boats land their catches daily. It offers superb views of the romantic Isle of Skye and the Inner Isles. Special diets are catered for and collection from the train station can be arranged. Boat trips are available to Eigg, Muck, Rum, Canna, Skye and Inverie on Knoydart.

Anchorage
Gillies Park
Mallaig  PH41 4QU

Tel + 44 (0) 1687 462454

This small, family-run Bed and Breakfast is located in the centre of the village, 200 metres from the railway station and the ferry terminal which services the Isle of Skye and the Small Isles. Bedrooms in the Anchorage have en-suite bathrooms, central heating, tea-making facilities and colour TV. We serve a full Scottish Breakfast, but personal preferences can be catered for.

A very warm welcome is waiting for you at Skye View Bed & Breakfast. All 3 bedrooms have a fantastic view of the busy harbour and as the name suggests over to Skye. At the harbour you will be able to book ferries to the Small Isles, a boat trip to Knoydart or a days Sea Fishing.

Morar Hotel
Morar by Mallaig

Morar Hotel recently played host to the crew of popular BBC Scotland Drama, Monarch of the Glen. Sandy Morton with the rest of the crew came to Morar for lunch in between their hectic filming schedule, shooting at various locations locally. Sixteen of our thirty bedrooms enjoy breathtaking views over the Morar River estuary.

The West Highland Hotel
Mallaig PH41 4QZ

Tel + 44 (0) 1687 462210

The West Highland Hotel is located overlooking the picturesque Scottish Highland village of Mallaig, which itself lies at the end of the beautiful "Road to the Isles", starting some 35 miles away in Fort William. Mallaig was at one time was one of the most thriving fishing ports in Scotland and still today the harbour is full of life and activity as the boats come in and unload their catch.

Dalla Ironside
"Ardmor" Fank Brae
Mallaig PH41 4RG

Tel + 44 (0) 1687 462572

This very attractive traditional terraced cottage has panoramic views across the sea to the Small Isles of Eigg & Rum and the Cuillin hills of Skye. You can see beautiful sunsets from the house. Situated on the outskirts of Mallaig, it is half a mile from the village centre which has numerous shops, restaurants and bars

Tel + 44 (0) 1687 460014

Essan Cottage is a delightful self catering cottage on the romantic "Road to the Isles". It is only three miles from Mallaig, the southern Gateway to the Isle of Skye. Morar village commands breathtaking views of the famous Silver Sands of Morar and the Inner Hebridean islands of Rum and Eigg.

Doune Stone Lodges
 Doune Knoydart
Mallaig PH41 4PL

Tel + 44 (0) 1687 462667

Our three stone lodges nestle between the hillside and the sea. Rebuilt from the ruins of a cottage which stood empty for 140 years. They are traditional in appearance, but modern in comfort. The windows look out over the moored boats and Dun Head, where there are the remains of a pictish, vitrified fort. The view extends over to Skye and provides fabulous sunsets on a summers evening.

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