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Holiday Accommodation Isle of Raasay
Self catering accommodation in the Scottish Highlands with holiday homes and cottages for rental in Isle of Raasay
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House on Isle of Raasay, Scottish Highlands, Scotland
Sleeps 13. 5 bedroom, large, elegant and comfortable family house with games room, private tennis court and great views. Beautiful, unspoilt island location ideal for families or friends wanting to holiday together in comfort and style. Great beaches, walks and cycle routes, breathtaking scenery and stunning wildlife nearby. Short distance to local amenities and shops. Great base from which to explore Raasay and Skye. Internet access.
Prices from £850.00 per week
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Isle of Raasay cottages are found in the Inner Hebrides and on an unspoiled island, perfect for walks as well as a host of adventurous outdoor activities. There’s a centre on the island devoted to outdoor pursuits, with great facilities and equipment for climbing, kayaking, mountain biking and even windsurfing. One of the main destinations for hikers near accommodation on the Isle of Raasay is Dun Caan, an extinct volcano with a flat summit that offers wonderful views of the region. Yet there also numerous interesting sights across the island, with picturesque bays and lochs all around the coastline. The ruins of Brochel Castle can be reached on foot from holiday homes on the Isle of Raasay and sit perched precariously on a rugged pinnacle overlooking the water.
There’s an abundance of places to see close to cottages on the Isle of Raasay. The neighbouring Isle of Skye is a good place to start, with yet more stunning landscapes to explore, with landmarks like the Storr, a magnificent rocky hill, and the beautiful Loch Coruisk. Also close to Isle of Raasay accommodation are a host of islets that can be reached by boat or kayak and explored at your leisure. Even in this wild location, a round of golf is not out of the question. Skye is home to the Sconser Golf Club, easily reached from Isle of Raasay holiday homes via ferry. The course offers nine scenic holes to suit players of all standards.
Weather
At Isle of Raasay holiday homes you’ll experience a relatively mild maritime climate, although certain parts of the island are exposed to strong winds.
Best Time to Visit
June and July are a great time to be at a cottage on the Isle of Raasay, when the days are exceptionally long and temperatures are pleasant.
Reaching the Isle of Raasay
Self-catering holiday homes and cottages on the Isle of Raasay can be reached via a scenic journey that involves a ferry trip across to neighbouring Skye, after a memorable car trip from the city of Inverness and its airport (INV).
There’s an abundance of places to see close to cottages on the Isle of Raasay. The neighbouring Isle of Skye is a good place to start, with yet more stunning landscapes to explore, with landmarks like the Storr, a magnificent rocky hill, and the beautiful Loch Coruisk. Also close to Isle of Raasay accommodation are a host of islets that can be reached by boat or kayak and explored at your leisure. Even in this wild location, a round of golf is not out of the question. Skye is home to the Sconser Golf Club, easily reached from Isle of Raasay holiday homes via ferry. The course offers nine scenic holes to suit players of all standards.
Weather
At Isle of Raasay holiday homes you’ll experience a relatively mild maritime climate, although certain parts of the island are exposed to strong winds.
Best Time to Visit
June and July are a great time to be at a cottage on the Isle of Raasay, when the days are exceptionally long and temperatures are pleasant.
Reaching the Isle of Raasay
Self-catering holiday homes and cottages on the Isle of Raasay can be reached via a scenic journey that involves a ferry trip across to neighbouring Skye, after a memorable car trip from the city of Inverness and its airport (INV).
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