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The Gairloch Hotel (Please Call)
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£160.00pp
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Explore the Highlands
Island scenery, remote Highland roads, sea lochs, waterfalls and some of Scotland's most memorable coastal landscapes.
Scotland from a different perspective
Travel through the western Highlands and discover the scenery that makes this part of Scotland so distinctive. Spend a full day on the Isle of Skye, explore stretches of the North Coast 500 and visit remote villages, lochs, waterfalls and historic ruins along the way.
Your Highland base
A comfortable stay on Scotland's west coast
Set along the North Coast 500 route, the Gairloch Hotel provides a comfortable base for exploring the western Highlands. Its coastal position places you close to some of the area's most memorable scenery.
After a day of sightseeing, relax in the hotel's restaurant or bar before settling in for the evening.
A full day on the island
Island views, dramatic cliffs & colourful Portree
Spend a full day exploring the Isle of Skye, travelling through open island landscapes with views across the Inner Sound towards Scalpay and Raasay.
Visit Kilt Rock and its dramatic waterfall before continuing to Portree, where you'll have free time to explore the colourful harbour, wander through the town and browse its shops and cafés.
Free time around Skye's colourful harbour town.
See the famous cliffs and waterfall on Skye's coast.
Skye's dramatic coastline
Along the North Coast 500
Travel through the northern Highlands, following remote roads past sea lochs, mountains and stretches of dramatic coastline. Along the route, discover some of the NC500's most memorable natural and historic sights.
Journey through remote Highland scenery towards Kyle of Tongue and along the shores of Loch Eriboll, surrounded by open landscapes and northern views.
Stop at one of the north coast's most distinctive natural sights, a dramatic sea cave formed within the limestone cliffs near Durness.
Cross one of the NC500's most recognisable landmarks, surrounded by the lochs, hills and rugged scenery of the north-west Highlands.
Pause at the atmospheric ruins of 15th-century Ardvreck Castle, standing beside the waters of Loch Assynt.
Back towards the west coast
Loch Broom
Discover this west-coast fishing village on the shores of Loch Broom, known for its whitewashed buildings, harbour and mountain backdrop.
The western Highlands
Follow the shores of Loch Ewe towards Gairloch and enjoy the coastal scenery of Scotland's north-west, with views stretching across the surrounding water and mountains.
See more of Scotland
Settle into your seat and enjoy a Highland break shaped by changing landscapes, coastal villages and some of Scotland's most memorable roads.
