Creagorry 10.6 miles.
Shrouded in mountains and sandy bays of Peninerine, near Creagorry on the Isle of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides, the seaside holiday home of Taigh Dhonnchaidh allows easy access to stunning beaches and scenic hikes, making this the perfect base for families or groups of friends who wish to explore the wilderness of Scotland.
Remote and breath-taking, Taigh Dhonnchaidh welcomes you to its doors with convenient off-road parking for you and your family, leading you through a spacious hall containing a bookcase, selection of books, and wooden décor to a sitting room with a TV and plenty of seating for you to choose from when planning the day ahead of you.
Sample local produce in the kitchen, fitted with all of the amenities to make your stay convenient, so you can cook a meal bound to impress your guests.
Breakfast can be served in an airy dining area with views to the rolling hills or have a coffee in the seating area available in the dining space whilst enjoying the morning scenery.
On the ground-floor you will also find a king-size bedroom with homely décor and storage as well as a shower room, offering refreshment after a long day of exploring the remote surroundings.
Upstairs, there is a double bedroom with en-suite shower room and a twin room with en-suite bathroom.
Picnic with your friends and family on the generous lawn outside and see the sheep and wildlife in the fields surrounding the property.
Taigh Dhonnchaidh is within a short walking distance to a large sandy beach, so why not go for a stroll , or maybe even a swim and a picnic in the afternoon sunshine?
In terms of wildlife, there is always something about, including redshanks and otters; the local area is teeming with creatures you will find both beautiful and fascinating.
Hikes and countryside walks are in abundance, with Arinaban Woodland and the more challenging walks at Beinn Mhor.
Dining options vary throughout the area, most being situated in Benbecula, and there is the option of the Uist Food Trail which includes seafood fresh from the waters around the island.
You will also be able to grab any necessities at the local stores in Benbecula whilst exploring the beaches.
Historic places are always just around the corner and there are many that you could visit to explore the culture of the island including An Carra Standing Stone, Ormacleit Castle and Stoneybridge Hall.
Within a day’s drive you can also visit North Uist, where a selection of sandy beaches and hikes are available as well as historic buildings such as Teampull na Trionaid.
Create a memorable family holiday shrouded in the wonders of the Hebrides with a stay at Taigh Dhonnchaidh.
The islands can be reached by flights from Edinburgh, Glasgow or Inverness; or by ferry from Uig on Skye to Lochmaddy, or Oban to Lochboisdale.
Please note: From the beginning of 2024 the property will no longer accept pets.