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Achnaskia PH39 4NS Arisaig Highland Stars: 4 Longitude: -5.8 Latitude: 56.8 Email: achnaskia@aol.com Website Contact Person: Sheila Kingswood Phone: 01687450606 Fax: 01687450606 Self-catering Cottage and Lodges at Arisaig on the west coast of Scotland. Facilities: Games room, play park and field, sauna, Wi-Fi, sea kayak and open canoe hire. Rates: £340 - £625p.w. depending on season Things to do nearby: Boat trips to the Small Isles and Skye, golf, fishing, walking, sea kayaking. Featured Listing (£30 per year): No |
Lovely well equiped and comfortable
 Author: Judy
Date: 2012-01-20 16:02:15
accommodation with spectacular views of the islands. Some lovely coves with white sand within walking distance. Easy to get away from it all!
Ach na skia New Year
 Author: Ben
Date: 2012-01-04 13:59:47
We have thoroughly enjoyed our break at your lovely cottage. We were hoping for a restful, relaxing break to end the year and we’ve definitely had it!
Despite the persistent rain and 75mph winds we were not deterred and have taken in some beautiful sights. We hope to come back in the summer for some sea kayaking and walking. We spotted deer, stags, otters, peregrines, snow bunting, seals and woodcocks during our stay. Loved it!
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