Our self catering chalets are in a truly breath taking location. we are set on the shore front looking over the bay to Old Dornie Harbour, and out to the Summer Isles and Minch. You would be hard pressed to find a better location.

All chalets are home-from-homes, with plenty space for relaxing in and eating together with a well-equipped kitchen with plenty of plates, glasses, cups, cutlery, pans and all the utensils you are likely to need – from potato peeler to cafetiere! All chalets are fitted with a microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer (not a fridge with a freezer compartment), washing machine, tumble drier, shower, flatscreen TV with freeview, DVD player, i-pod docking station, cosy beds, and comfy sofas. All bedding, and hand, bath, and tea towels are provided, as is liquid soap, a hairdryer, and some washing and dishwasher powder. Our aim is to provide all the little things that you really don’t want to have to remember to take with you! Beds are made up for your arrival and the table will be set – so all you have to do is unpack, sit down, and put the kettle on!

A travel cot and high chair are available on request, and babysitting can be arranged.

The four-berth chalets have one double bedroom and one twin bedroom, kitchen,and lounge with dining space. The bathroom has a wash-hand basin, toilet and a full size bath with electric shower.

The six-berth chalets have one double bedroom, one twin bedroom and one single bedroom with a solid pull out-trundle bed, kitchen with dining space, and large lounge. The bathroom has a wash-hand basin, toilet and an electric shower with a full size bath.

All heating is electric. £10 is included in your booking and there is £1 and £5 cards in an honesty box in the chalet. There is plenty of parking space at all the chalets. Pets are very welcome but must be supervised at all times as there are often livestock in adjacent crofts.

Pets are welcome but must be supervised at all times.

A grocery order can be delivered to await your arrival.

A local information folder is provided in each chalet. There is a public telephone and a post box beside the Macleod's house, and wi-fi is available in the local village hall, which we can give you a card pass to.

Our family have been providing holiday accommodation at Port Beag for a number of years and we have used this experience to make the chalets provide what we have been told visitors want.

Area leisure activities include a cruise around the Summer Isles with the opportunity to land and explore, or to enjoy the panoramic views whilst having your picnic lunch. Varieties of fishing are available. Permits are required and are available locally to fish on the banks or by boat for sea trout and salmon on lochs and rivers. Coigach provides much scope for the naturalist, the botanist, the walker, the artist and the photographer.

Best of all is exploring the beaches, shoreline and hills by foot, finding a secluded spot that can be yours for the day. The nearest sandy beaches are at Achnahaird and Reiff. For the more ambitious, a climb up Stac Pollaidh is a possibility - there is a path to the top, which makes it accessible to many. The rocky peaks of Inverpolly, and the sea cliffs of Reiff provide a challenge to the most experienced of climbers.