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Vernon's review of Plockton self catering
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Plockton self catering

Stylish, bright self catering studio accommodation with lovely sea view near Plockton, sleeps 4 + sofa bed

There are a few places that I have been to that truly stand out in my mind. The first time I went to Paris, walking through the Latin Quarter to Notre Dame the heat and the smell of the flower market. I remember a remarkable and at times precipitous donkey ride across the valley of the Kings from Luxor in Egypt, and a walk when I was just 17 up a valley in the early morning mist at Leeds Castle. I suppose we all have these striking profound memories that influence our lives. One such memory for me is a motorcycle ride from Colbost on Skye (see No.10 in this guide) to Plockton. I took my helmet off at Balmacara, and rode through the hills with the wind in my hair. I think it was the realisation of my ancestry, my ancient belonging to this most enrapturing landscape that made my heart beat and my soul sing, and I whooped, I whooped and yahooed and I shouted to the hills that I was alive, that I was vital.

Recently my son went to see Plockton School, he is a keen fiddler and the school is renowned for its dedication and development of Scotland’s young musical talent. I was keen to see if my memory of this landscape was just that, a memory or if it was real. It is real, it is as real today as it has always been, this is Scotland, and this remarkable landscape should be visited by everyone at some point in their lives. After visiting the school we walked from Plockton through Duirinish to Port-an-Eorna and returned alongside the railway line. The school was excellent, but my son felt it was just too far away from us and I had to agree, but I think he will always remember that walk and the countryside and when he plays his fiddle the image of Duirinish and Plockton will reveal itself in his music.

So what do you want from an accommodation in this special region of Scotland? Space? Light? Comfort? All of these but most importantly large windows to soak it all in are to be had in this small studio. It is homely, furnished with contemporary flair and as you sit at the warm log fire at the end of each day exploring this fascinating area you are still at one with the landscape.

Plockton Studio is an annex of Parth Galen holiday house, which sleeps from 2 - 8 and offers comfortable accommodation set in Achnandarach in Plockton, on the beautiful west coast of Scotland. The large 0.75 acre enclosed garden is a perfect adventure area for the kids, and there are many woodland walks waiting to be explored, all on your doorstep. The loch is only two minutes from the house and the charming village of Plockton is only minutes away, waiting to be explored.

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Further details about this accommodation
  • Wood/coal burning stove to keep you cosy in the evening
  • Private garden with patio furniture, barbecue and fire pit
  • Open plan spacious kitchen and sittingroom
  • Fantastic view from the lounge to Skye and Rassay
  • Kitchen with all features including the essential dishwasher
  • TV dvd stereo
  • CD player and IPod docking station
  • One double room
  • Single /twin room/double
  • Double sof bed available on request

Changeover days are Saturdays in peak season, but short breaks can accommodate other start days.

Our top 5 reasons why you would choose to stay at this excellent self catering property
local watersports available Seaprobe Atlantis glass bottom boat trips all include a visit to the ever-present seal colony at Seal Island. Come in early summer and see the newborn pups, as well as all the young fledgeling sea-birds at the protected bird colonies. 
close to gardens Lochcarron Golf Club is a small club situated in one of the most beautiful spots in the Highlands. The golf course is a short but demanding one which is suited for beginners but will test any level of golfer. The course is open throughout the year with catering available at the clubhouse.
good area for walking and hiking There are unlimited walking opportunities within a 30 minute drive from Plockton, but there are also good walks to be made from the village itself, including the (essential) brae walk, the lochside walk to Duncraig Castle, and the hike up to the television mast. There are also organised group walks available, in and out of the village.
good area for fishing Plockton is an old fishing village, fresh fish comes in daily which ensures good local cuisine. Coastal fishing is good and small charters can be made for loch fishing.
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