Sea View Lodges
Arisaig
Highlands
Nestled near the coastal village of Arisaig along Scotland’s famous “Road to the Isles,” Creag Mhor Lodge offers a peaceful single-storey retreat with sweeping sea views across to the Isle of Skye and the Small Isles. Featuring warm timber-panelled interiors, a private garden deck for watching glorious West Coast sunsets, and easy walking access to local beaches, this lodge is an ideal Highland base for families, small groups, and dogs.
Whether you are here to hike the “Rough Bounds” of West Lochaber, ride the famous Jacobite Steam Train, or simply relax by the water, Creag Mhor Lodge combines rustic charm with modern convenience.
Cozy Open-Plan Living & Rustic Charm
Step up to the elevated wooden decking and enter a warm, light-filled living space designed for post-adventure relaxation:
Open-Plan Lounge & Dining: Relax on comfortable seating in front of the Smart TV. The dining area seats up to five guests next to large windows framing views of the sea and surrounding islands.
Fully Equipped Kitchen: Prepare meals with ease using an electric cooker, microwave, fridge, and a convenient dishwasher to take care of the washing-up.
Utility & Boot Dryer: A dedicated utility room includes a washer/dryer, small freezer, and a practical electric boot dryer—ensuring your hiking footwear is warm and dry for your next trek.
Restful Bedrooms & Warm Bathroom
The single-storey layout offers quiet, comfortable sleeping quarters for up to five guests:
King Master Bedroom: Features a plush king-size bed set against cozy wood-panelled walls with tranquil views.
Flexible Family Bedroom: Outfitted with a versatile setup including bunk beds and a single bed option to comfortably accommodate children or adults.
Bathroom with Underfloor Heating: Unwind after a day on the coast with underfloor heating, a deep soaking bath, and an overhead shower.
Outdoor Decking, Sunset Views & Pet Amenities
Sunset Decking & Garden: Step outside to a well-maintained lawn and raised wooden deck—the ultimate spot for morning coffee or an evening drink while taking in panoramic island sunsets.
Pet-Friendly & Private Parking: Welcomes one well-behaved dog and provides private off-road parking for two cars.
Walk to Arisaig Village & Explore West Lochaber
Positioned just outside Arisaig, the lodge offers easy access to village life, transit links, and historic Highland landmarks:
Walkable Village Access: Stroll into Arisaig village for dinner at the local pub or restaurant, stock up at the convenience store, grab a coffee, or book a sea kayaking tour or ferry trip from Arisaig Marina.
Public Transport Connections: Arisaig Train Station is just 1.5 miles away on the scenic West Highland Line (connecting Mallaig to Fort William), supported by local bus routes.
Local History & WWII Heritage: Explore Arisaig’s Land, Sea and Islands Centre to discover the area’s secret WWII history as a commando training ground for the Special Operations Executive (SOE), or visit the Mallaig Heritage Centre to learn about the region’s herring fishing legacy.
Iconic Highland Day Trips:
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Glenfinnan Viaduct & Monument: Visit the famous 21-arch viaduct to watch the Jacobite Steam Train (featured in the Harry Potter films) cross over Loch Shiel, and discover 1745 Jacobite Rising history at the National Trust for Scotland monument.
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Castle Tioram & Ardnamurchan: Take a 45-minute drive to the dramatic 13th-century Castle Tioram on its tidal island, then venture onto the remote Ardnamurchan Peninsula to visit the UK’s most westerly mainland lighthouse and sample single malts at the Ardnamurchan Distillery.
ARISAIG
Mallaig 7.5 miles; Lochailort 9 miles; Fort William 35 miles.
Situated on the shore of Loch nan Ceall on the West coast of Inverness-shire, is this small village, Arisaig. Within this typical Highland village, you will find a working railway station, a hotel, a pub, a Post Office and a selection of shops to enjoy. The landscape of the village is carved by a rocky coast, a sandy beach and breath-taking blue waters to complement. From the village you can also enjoy the far-reaching views to the islands of Rum and Eigg. Brush up on the local history by visiting the town’s “The Land, Sea and Islands Visitor Centre”, where you can discover the area’s social and natural history through new and old photos and artifacts. To keep you busy whilst staying within the village, you will find a magnitude of options for wildlife tours and island cruises. From here, boats can take you to the islands of Eigg, Muck and Rum, running from April until late September. Alternatively, you will find the famous Silver Sands of Morar within close reach, where you will find wonderful views and white sands, giving a tropical feel. Arisaig promises to be a refreshing getaway to this wonderful part of the Scottish Highlands.
Sleeps 5, Pets Welcome
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