Scottish Highlands - Scotland
Holiday Accommodation Isle of Seil
Self catering accommodation in the Scottish Highlands with holiday homes and cottages for rental in Isle of Seil
Page 1 of 1
1 result found
1 result found
Advertisement
Advertise
Ref. SC326
Scotland > Scottish Highlands > Isle of Seil
Chalet in Balvicar, Isle of Seil, Argyll, Scotland, UK
Sleeps 4. 2 bedroom chalet is just one of seven chalets situated in the Balvicar Chalets site and is a little hidden gem in the quaint Isle of Seil, also known as Seil Island, near Oban. Although an island the Isle of Seil is accessed from the mainland by the famous Bridge Over the Atlantic and thus giving you all the charms of an island but without the inconvenience of ferry timetables.
Prices from £315.00 per week
| 1 |
Isle of Seil self-catering holiday accommodation is found in a quiet rural setting on an island in the west of Scotland. While there are a few small stores on the Isle of Seil all the large shops, restaurants, pubs, banks and other amenities can be found in Oban just 15 miles away to the north of an Isle of Seil rental cottage. Closer to home are walking and cycling trails with the shore almost on your doorstep. There is even a nine hole golf course close to an Isle of Seil holiday home although if you want 18 holes you need to go to Oban. Oban also has its own distillery which offers guided tours and a wonderful view tower which affords spectacular views out of the islands.
While you are staying at a rental holiday home on the Isle of Seil it is possible to take boat trips around the many of the inner islands like Mull, Colonsay, Tiree and Coll as well as to the outer islands.; steeped in history the islands still bears the signs of early inhabitants. Seventeen miles south of an Isle of Seil cottage you will find Arduaine, home of the National Trust for Scottish Gardens which were landscaped in the very early 1900s and are well worth exploring today. Isle of Seil holiday rentals are linked to the Scottish mainland by a bridge that has been in existence since 1792 making exploring the west of Scotland easy if you want to take a day out from the rural idyll.
Weather
Isle of Seil rental homes are in a region that benefits from the Gulf Stream and enjoys a very mild, temperate climate throughout the year with warm summers and cool winters.
Best time to visit
Probably the best time to visit an Isle of Seil holiday cottage is during the summer when taking to the water or walking the many trails will be most pleasant.
Reaching Isle of Seil
The closest airport to Isle of Seil holiday homes and cottages is Glasgow Prestwick International (PIK) 71 miles away.
While you are staying at a rental holiday home on the Isle of Seil it is possible to take boat trips around the many of the inner islands like Mull, Colonsay, Tiree and Coll as well as to the outer islands.; steeped in history the islands still bears the signs of early inhabitants. Seventeen miles south of an Isle of Seil cottage you will find Arduaine, home of the National Trust for Scottish Gardens which were landscaped in the very early 1900s and are well worth exploring today. Isle of Seil holiday rentals are linked to the Scottish mainland by a bridge that has been in existence since 1792 making exploring the west of Scotland easy if you want to take a day out from the rural idyll.
Weather
Isle of Seil rental homes are in a region that benefits from the Gulf Stream and enjoys a very mild, temperate climate throughout the year with warm summers and cool winters.
Best time to visit
Probably the best time to visit an Isle of Seil holiday cottage is during the summer when taking to the water or walking the many trails will be most pleasant.
Reaching Isle of Seil
The closest airport to Isle of Seil holiday homes and cottages is Glasgow Prestwick International (PIK) 71 miles away.
Advertisement
Advertise