Find My Favourite Holiday Cottages in Portuairk

Portuairk is a tiny crofting township on the Ardnamurchan peninsula in a breathtakingly beautiful location in Argyll and Bute on the most westerly edge of the UK. Many crofts have recently been converted to offer snug and cosy holiday cottages. Portuairk is an area for walkers and lovers of wild coastal scenery splashed with colour, courtesy of the abundant heather and wildflowers. Sanna Bay, a gleaming white stretch of sand likely to sit high on any guide to ‘Undiscovered Scotland’ locations, is just a mile away for lovers of deserted beaches.

A secluded holiday bungalow surrounded by lawns in the Scottish countryside.
Eilean Feoir, Argyle & Bute
Portuairk
Argyll and Bute
Scotland
Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
3

Eilean Feoir is a detached and well-equipped Scottish holiday cottage by the beach in the stunning West Coast village of Portuairk in Argyll; tastefully decorated, bright and spacious, it's a perfect rural cottage for a seaside family holiday. The well-equipped, detached holiday home welcomes pets.

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Portairuk is a place for simple healthy cottage holidays, walking, swimming in clear blue seas and picnics in stunning locations. Take a stroll out to the Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, which has a welcoming coffee shop and visitors centre.

A more challenging walk than an ascent of Ben Hiant will sit high on any holiday bucket list for the West Coast of Scotland. It is a 500m climb to the top, where walkers are rewarded with sweeping views across the waters to the Islands of Skye, Mull, Coill, Eiggh, Rum and Tiree. Take a ferry across to Tobermory on the Isle of Mull and either explore the Island or hop on other ferries to explore Staffa and Canna.

Wild nights out in Portuairk have yet to be invented. Happy gatherings in the village’s two pubs are much more likely. The Kilchoan Hotel is the first to welcome travellers entering the village, while the Sonachan Hotel will be found on the way to the lighthouse. Both offer a warm, welcoming atmosphere and good food. Off the beaten track, Portuairk may be, but the area and its holiday cottages are well worth the journey to this beautiful part of Scotland.