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 Eoligarry Jetty on the north east coast of Barra on a June morning, 2007

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Corncrake Cottage is a traditional stone built house situated in the crofting township of North Boisdale, Isle of South Uist, Western Isles. The cottage, with sheltered garden, is ideally located for those wishing to spend time exploring the beautiful islands of South Uist and Eriskay where there are a variety of activities available such as birdwatching, angling and pony trekking. As its name suggests, the elusive Corncrake, a summer migrant from South Africa, can frequently be heard from Corncrake Cottage, as can may other wild birds. Facilities comprise: <ul><li>Fully fitted kitchen with electric cooker, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave oven, washing machine and tumble dryer.</li><li>Lounge with electric fire, tv, video and hi-fi </li><li>Bathroom with bath, electric shower, shaver point and heated towel rail</li><li>Accommodation - one double room, one twin room and one single room with double bunk bed. A cot is available on request.</li></ul> The house is heated throughout by means of a Total Heating Control system and there is a payphone located in the front porch. For those with children, there is a kids play area outside the cottage. Private off-road parking is provided and pets are accepted.
Corncrake Cottage		 Arnabhal has offered B&B accommodation for the past seven years and has been accredited with three stars by the Scottish Tourist Board. Arnabhal is a Modern Croft house with three en-suite bedrooms. Each room has a heated towel rail, electric blanket and tea and coffee making facilities. A full Scottish breakfast is served between seven and nine each morning in the dining room. There is also a comfortable lounge where guests are welcome to relax and chat with other residents. We also offer discounts for those who wish to stay more than three nights.
Arnabhal		 Taigh Morangie is a friendly, comfortable, relaxing B&B that always offers a warm welcome on arrival. With outstanding views of Ben Mhor to the east and stunning lochs to the west, south and north, this is the ideal location to relax and unwind. We are just 5 minutes drive (20mins walk) away from one of the islands lovely white sand beaches - where tropical sea beans have been found - a beachcomber's haven. We serve a full Scottish breakfast. Past guests have been lucky enough to watch Black Throated Divers on the loch, while dining. Packed lunches and evening meals are available on request. We are happy to cater for vegetarians and other dietary needs. There is a comfortable sitting room with TV/Video, books and a selection of family games. All rooms have tea and coffee hospitality trays and hairdryers. An iron and ironing board is available for guest use. Walkers, cyclists and fishermen are definately welcome. We are happy to fill flasks and provide packed lunches. Wet weather gear and muddy boots can be left in our drying room.
Taigh Morangie
Karen and Calum MacAulay are now resident in the Lochboisdale Hotel. A Hotel which dates back to the 1860's and is full of charm and tradition. The Lochboisdale Hotel is situated at the ferry terminal in South Uist overlooking the harbour, and has amazing views across the Minch to Canna and Rhum. Historically it was a sporting hotel which is evident once you step inside the building. Island hospitality abounds and the staff at Lochboisdale are no exception. We aim to make you feel at home and comfortable, so that you may relax and enjoy your holiday. The hotel boasts large individual rooms. 10 double/twin including a large family room that will comfortably sleep five people and 5 single rooms. All the rooms have en-suites. We offer an extensive menu including some of the finest sea food available on the Island. All our meals are cooked fresh and feature the best of fresh local produce. Enjoy the warmth of the Lounge sitting by a real fire and soaking up the Gaelic atmosphere. Music sessions are spontaneous most nights but there is a regular session every fortnight where local people come together and play and catch up with their favourite tunes. The island of South Uist is situated off the west coast of Scotland. A ferry journey from Oban will take you directly to our door. However, the airport in Benbecula is just a short drive away with two flights from Glasgow every day. A short ferry trip from Skye to Lochmaddy will take you to North Uist, approximately 40 miles from Lochboisdale.
Lochboisdale Hotel		 Quality, friendly accommodation with residents lounge and dining room. In a lovely spot overlooking fishing loch and hills. Sandy beaches nearby.
Braeview		 8 Askernish is a traditional Hebridean croft house dating from the early 20th century. Recent renovation has been carried out sympathetically to leave the external appearance much as it ever was, whilst providing up to four people with all the requirements for a comfortable, enjoyable stay at any time of year. Staying at a simple cottage like this, it’s so easy just to let go of all the bustle and baggage of the mainland, and find quiet contentment amongst the natural wonders and friendly welcome of the islands.
8 Askernish
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