Strathclyde - Scotland
Holiday Accommodation Craignish Peninsula
Accommodation in Strathclyde with holiday home apartments and cottages for rental on the Craignish Peninsula
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Scotland > Strathclyde > Craignish Peninsula
Holiday Home in Craobh Haven, near Oban
Beautiful 2 Bed/2 Bath modern sunny house in outstanding location near Oban. Mullach Dubh (pronounced Doo!) is a beautiful modern two bedroom two bathroom house in the prestigious Marina village of Craobh Haven (pronounced Croov!), near Oban. Our sunny light spacious home with its open plan living, well equipped kitchen and sunny garden is a perfect holiday home for families, couples and friends. We have Scottish Tourist Board 4* quality standard The tiny village of Crao...
Prices from £225.00 per week
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Scotland > Strathclyde > Craignish Peninsula
Converted Barn in Ardfern, Lochgilphead, Craignish Peninsula, Argyll, Scotland
Sleeping 2 in King Size luxury, 'The Barn' is the ideal get-away for any couple. Located in a quiet glen just one mile from the village of Ardfern, it is close enough to the well stocked local shop, post office and pub, for convenience, but also remote enough to feel completely surrounded by the majestic beauty of Argyll.
Prices from £410.00 per week
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Craignish Peninsula self-catering holiday cottages are located in and around a traditional village on the south coast of the peninsula facing Loch Craignish on the west coast of Scotland. The village has a small, but well stocked, general store, a tearoom, and a pub, which will supply many of the needs for a stay in a holiday home on the Craignish Peninsula; for larger shops and supermarkets you will need to go to Oban to the north or Lochgilphead to the south. Loch Craignish, close to Craignish Peninsula rental apartments, is a sea loch with several small islets that are waiting to be explored by boat from the many beaches.
Although small, just five and half miles long, Craignish Peninsula has a lot of history and interesting architecture to discover. At Kirkton, very close to a self-catering cottage on Craignish Peninsula you’ll find the remains of a 13th century chapel and close by is Craignish Castle which was originally the home of the Campbells of Craignish. There are also a number of ruined duns near to Craignish Peninsula holiday apartments, one of which, Dunan Aula is said to commemorate a Viking Prince who died in battle against the native Scots. If you fancy a trip to a large city then Glasgow is just over two hours by car from rental accommodation on the Craignish Peninsula, as well as the great shops, restaurants, galleries and museums the glorious scenery you drive through on the way there and back makes the journey more than worthwhile.
Weather
Craignish Peninsula Self-catering apartments are in a region that enjoys a temperate although quite changeable, climate. It is warmed by the Gulf Stream from the Atlantic and rarely suffers extremes of temperature.
Best time to visit
Probably the best time to visit a cottage on the Craignish Peninsula is during the warmer summer months when the scenery and Loch can best be enjoyed.
Reaching Craignish Peninsula
The closest international airport for Craignish Peninsula holiday homes, cottages and apartments is Glasgow (GLA), which is approximately two and a half hours away.
