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Els 20 millors lloguers de vacances, cases de vacances i apartaments de lloguer a Isle of Islay - Airbnb Isle of Islay
ArribadaArribadaSortidaSortida1 hosteTipus d'habitacióInterval de preusReserva immediataMés filtresIntrodueix les dates per veure el preu total. S'aplicaran tarifes addicionals. És possible que també s'apliquin impostos.40 Lloguers · Isle of Islay40 Lloguers · Isle of IslaySELECCIÓOffAquest juliol i agost, pots provar una d'aquestes 100 llars amb millors avaluacions, de tota la gamma de preus, i veure el que et pot oferir Sonoma. Gaudiràs del servei d'arribada flexible (24 hores), reserva immediata, vi de la zona i coses per picar perquè puguis relaxar-te i gaudir del teu viatge. Més informació.Our Isle Adilla is situated next to The Old Excise House at Laphroaig, on the south coast of Islay with fantastic sea views. The three distilleries coastal path is a few steps away and runs between the village of Port Ellen and Ardbeg. Isle Adilla Cabin is made in Scotland by Armadilla and combines unique outdoors, small space living with a high spec finish. The cabin is ideal for couples, single and business travellers.Isle Adilla is small space living with high tech spec. The Eco cabin is made by Armadilla in Scotland. There is underfloor heating, colour changing Led lights, heated towel rail, iPod docking station with built in speakers. The wet room with toilet and shower is small but a powerful and modern shower. Kitchenette area has sink, kettle, fridge and toaster. Outside there is a table and chairs.
The Isle Adilla has a gated outside space with table and chairs and a bench. The Isle Adilla is a self catering cabin that is for sole use of the guests.
The owners live in the house next to the Isle Adilla. Guests will be met on arrival and available if any problems or information required.The area of Laphroaig has stunning sea views and Isle Adilla is a ten minute walk from the distillery. There are beaches and countryside/coastal walks. Views are over Port Ellen, The Oa and antrim coastline.
Buses run on a limited basis, none on Sunday or evenings. Car hire or taxis are available on the island.
It is easy to walk to Port Ellen or the distilleries on the south coast. Buses are limited but Bowmore and further afield can be reached by bus. To discover the whole island car hire on taxi is necessary.I would rate Ron 5/5 being a perfect host. Staying in the Cabin/ pod Islaywas mesmerizing experince. I can't think of a single reason why I wouldn't go and stay there again.LokeshDecember 2016The Cabin was very quaint and cute. Some of the best distilleries (Laphroig, Lagavulin and Ardbeg) are within walking distance. Ron was very friendly and helpful. My wife and I had a great experience. LiNovember 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat2Dormitoris0Port Ellen€117 2 avaluacionsIsle Adilla Cabin, Laphroaig, Isle of IslayCasa/pis sencers · 1 llit · 2 hostesFabulous views over the sea to Laphroaig distillery. Skandi design with serious luxury for one couple to escape to Isle of Islay tranquility (the Queen of the Hebrides). Frequent visitors are Golden Eagles and Hen Harriers. Come and relax in style.Nestled in to the hillside this architect designed accommodation has expansive views across to Kilnaughton Bay, Port Ellen, mainland Argyll and Ireland. The views are a constant source of pleasure always changing as the light and weather change. Attention to comfort is paramount with cosy underfloor heating, goose down duvet and wood burning stove so that even in the worst of weather it’s possible to snuggle down! In glorious weather the doors can be left wide open with an outdoor table for barbecuing and eating Al Fresco. In the kitchen top of the range Miele oven, induction hob and Tapenyaki mean that all Islay’s wonderful larder can be cooked with delicacy and precision. We want your Islay experience to live long in the memory so we have tried to think of everything!
The space is all yours with parking and easy access to the accommodation.
We will be on hand most of the time to help in any way you need.Islay as a haven for bird watchers and distillery watchers alike. With many pristine beaches and lots of places to walk, cycle with many activities locally available.
We are only 5 minutes from Port Ellen and 40 minutes from Port Askaig ferry terminals. The Airport is only 15 minutes away. Car hire is available on the island and there are regular bus routes. There is also local bike hire if you are feeling more energetic.
If you are coming to Islay by ferry with a vehicle you should always book in advance with Caledonian McBrayne. Or you can fly with FlyBe.Wow! What an amazing place!! Richard gave us excellent directions and he (and Gus) warmly greeted us upon our arrival. Richard is a truly delightful host and has thought of literally everything right down to the bathrobes and slippers. I immediately felt relaxed when we walked in the door. The lodge was stunning and completely exceeded my wildest expectations and the location was unbelievably breathtaking. Fresh strawberries and baked bread sat on the counter along with a refrigerator stocked with fresh eggs, bacon, and everything else you could possibly need to make a full delicious breakfast before heading out to explore Islay! In the evenings we sat overlooking the wildflowers and the bay while sipping our tea… Saying it was serene and peaceful does not even do it justice! We definitely didn’t want to leave and everyone lucky enough to stay here will feel the same! SaraJuly 2016Tigh Na Uiseag was a wonderful place to rest between visits to Islay's major distilleries. Richard was warm, welcoming and thoughtful. The space itself was immaculate and as described and the views across the bay as the sun rose each morning were breathtaking. I highly recommend staying here if you want the best Islay has to offer.BrianOctober 2016We had a great time staying at Tigh Na Uiseag. Richard's place is beautiful - very modern and comfortable with everything we needed for our stay and the views over to Port Ellen and beyond were amazing. Richard made us feel very welcome and had provided a lovely pack of breakfast goodies for our arrival including homemade bread and marmalade, fresh strawberries, eggs and bacon. SaraJuly 2016An excellent place to wake up in the morning and explore Islay. The views are amazing, the house is great, very comfortable, it blends in perfectly and the island is absolutely great to explore. On top of this, Richard is the perfect host, he made us feel at home and he was very kind to bail us out when we got a bit lost at night on the island. He was also very careful in providing valuable information on what to do on the island, he took time to show us around and help us have a wonderful time in Islay. Big thanks!CristianJune 2016From booking to arrival Richard could not have done anything more to assist us in reaching his beautiful accommodation. The accommodation itself was nothing less than five star luxury including panoramic ever changing views and lots of unexpected quality treats. As our stay was only two nights, we would love to return to this fabulous place with arguably Islays best views.RobbieAugust 2016Tigh na Uiseig is truly a gem. The scenery and fresh air are the first to hit your senses once you're here. Pictures really do not do it justice. Richard puts lots of care in making the place perfect from the smallest of amenities to a booklet summarizing everything you need to know about Islay, a well organized email before you arrive re:logistics and what to expect, and beautifully designed property. We spent 3 nights here as part of leg one of our honeymoon and couldnt be asking for more. The stay feels luxurious yet unpretentious. We also had the options of taking a taxi or having Richard drive us to Port Ellen to start our scotch tour but the weather was so beautiful that we opted to hike (only recommended for those who enjoy hiking). Richard is available to answer any of your questions and address your needs. He's organized, genuine and laid back and we had a good time chatting with him. Richard, thank you so much for making your place available on airbnb and for the breakfast package to get us started before our hike, and all your wonderful hospitality. Its one of the best places I've stayed at in all of my travels. We certainly would love to be back!LucySeptember 2016Richard was a really welcoming and friendly host and the lodge is a lovely place to stay. It's a beautiful home-from-home really well appointed with luxury items and has outstanding views from the many windows. Marie-LouiseMay 2016Thanks for our stay. The accommodation was outstanding as was the breakfast. Delicious marmalade!CraigMay 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat2Dormitoris1Isle of Islay€176 35 avaluacionsTurf roofed self catering lodgeCasa/pis sencers · 1 llit · 2 hostesA newly refurbished apartment, that comfortably accommodates up to 4 people. The property is positioned in the heart of Port Ellen, and just metres away from Leodomas beach. Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Arbeg distilleries are within 3 miles.The property comfortably sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms, comprising of a master bedroom with a king size bed, and a twin bedroom with single beds. Rental includes all bed linen and towels. Both rooms share the toilet/shower room which features a large walk in shower.
*We are unable to accommodate pets.The property is conveniently positioned in the heart of Port Ellen, and is just a stones throw away from Leodomas beach. Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Arbeg distilleries are all within 3 miles, and the new 'South Islay Distilleries Path' that links the village to the 3 distilleries makes it easier for walkers and cyclists to visit them.
Distances from Lennox Street Loft to:
Nearest beach - Just a few feet!
Co-op (local supermarket) - 400ft
Port Ellen Ferry Terminal - 0.4 mile
Port Askaig Ferry Terminal - 19.2 mile
Islay Airport - 5 mile
Laphroaig Distillery - 1.4 mile Lagavulin Distillery - 2.4 mile
Arbeg Distillery - 3 mile
Bowmore Distillery - 10.5 mile
To help navigate the island there is Islay Coaches, Islay Car Hire, Carols Cabs
and Islay Taxis.
Islay (prenounced Eye-la) is know as "Queen of the Hebrides" and has much to offer as a holiday destination, with an abundance of things to see, do and explore.
People visit to experience the many distilleries, wildlife, scenery and history . . . or simply just to get away from it all and relax in the peaceful and tranquil surroundings.We had a great trip to Islay made all the better by staying at Lennox Street loft in Port Ellen. Lynne's flat is lovely everything decorated to a great spec and its really a nice welcoming place to stay. We also enjoyed the gift of tablet that we were given on our arrival, made us feel really welcome. Wouldn't hesitate to stay at lynne's property again in the future.AlanApril 2016A great place to stay in a beautiful town.AshinJuly 2016Lennox Street Loft was perfect in so many ways. So close to everything in Port Ellen. We couldn't have stayed in a more welcoming environment. Our hosts patiently waited for us on a Saturday evening for our late arrival and immediately made us feel welcome to their home and their island. Everything was as described in the ad but even closer than imaginable, only a short stumble home from the Ardbeg Inn. Would stay here again for sure. Highly recommended visit.AndyMay 2016Lovely house in a great location, Lynne is friendly and is very easy to deal with. Islay is a fantastic island to visit having amazing natural beauty and a great place to visit for any whisky lover. Highly recommend the Lennox Loft for anyone wanting to visit Islay.NicholasFebruary 2016Our stay at Lynne´s flat in Port Ellen was a great experience from beginning to end. She was quick to answer our request, and helpful in every way. The flat itself was perfect for us, our group consisting of two couples. It is new and clean and had a very cosy atmosphere to it, and there is a sound system compatible to phones, as well as boardgames available. The kitchen is nice and well equipped. The flat is situated within very short walking distance of both the grocery store and the pubs and restaurants Port Ellen has to offer, which is great. Also, it´s just a few miles away from three of the Islay whiskey distilleries, which is very convenient if you, like we and many other visitors to beautiful Islay, intend to visit some of them.Ingrid EidsheimMarch 2016The flat was exactly as described and had everything required for a comfortable stay. Arrival instructions were excellent and made it very easy for us to find the flat and gain access. We stayed for a week but wish it could have been longer, the island is beautiful and the flat an excellent place to relax after a day exploring. Thank you.CaroleJuly 2016Lennox Street Loft is a perfect starting point to explore this extraordinary island. The apartment is exactly what you can see at the photos and it is lovingly furnished. We felt pretty comfortable for nine nights at islay. Recommendable Detlef September 2016lovely accommodation, very modern. very easy to get to from the ferry, especially if just coming over as foot passengers. only downfall is that the wifi was poor in the living area, although we could get it ok in one of the bedrooms. would definitely stay againRichardOctober 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat4Dormitoris2Port Ellen€87 23 avaluacionsLennox Street Loft, Port EllenCasa/pis sencers · 4 llits · 4 hostesThe Ardview Flat is a hidden gem situated in the village of Port Ellen. It is in walking distance of Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Ardbeg distilleries. Situated near the village pub (Ardview Inn) where locals will greet any guests.The flat is self-catering so can be used like you're own home.
You can access all parts of the flat.
My contact details are on the wall in the kitchen. The pub next door is mine so can be contacted there.Port Ellen is a lovely, friendly village. There are view from the flat over the bay. There are local shops and restaurants, however they close earlier in the winter months.
You can park safely on the street next the the flat. There is public transport throughout the day and there are taxis available. There is a lovely pathway from Port Ellen to the 3 distilleries.The Ardview Flat was exactly as presented online and it was the perfect fit for our Islay vacation. We stayed for a week at the flat and Yvonne was the perfect hostess. We loved the location next to Yvonne's Pub, and only doors away from groceries, restaurants and everything that we needed. Yvonne was friendly and oh so helpful. We only wish we could have stayed longer. Highly recommended.BobJuly 2016The flat was clean and ready when we arrived. It was larger than we expected. The living space was large enough for four adults to fit comfortably.BrittSeptember 2016Great place, very close to the distilleries in the south of the island. Yvonne was very kind.LorenzoAugust 2016Da wir schon einmal bei Yvonne übernachtet haben, gilt für diese Übernachtung der gleiche Kommentar.ManfredJune 2016Nice and a good place to stay. Located right by the beach and close to pub and restaurang. No problem with parking, we visit end of september. Easy to get hold of keys even though we arrived late. Would stay there again if we come backPiaSeptember 2016Fantastic location close to the 3 distilleries down south. My Dad and I stayed in peak season and had a great time. Within 3 miles of Ardbeg, Lagavulin and Laphroaig so no need to drive. Apartment was modernised and was honestly a touch too fancy for us. Very happy and would stay again. Thanks, Yvonne.AlexJuly 2016The place is right in the centre if port Ellen next to a pub, close to the corner store, the appartment is a good size, Yvonne was easy to contact and was waiting for us upon our arrival to show us everything. damianOctober 2016The flat is in a great location for visiting Laphroig, Lagavulin, and Ardbeg, as well as being within walking distance of the Port Ellen ferry terminal. Yvonne is very nice and helpful with advice on all things local.DavidAugust 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat4Dormitoris1Port Ellen€76 90 avaluacionsThe Ardview FlatCasa/pis sencers · 4 llits · 4 hostesPort Ellen Pod is a modern, well equipped, two bedroomed self catering cabin situated next to our B&B Swallows Roost.We are located approximately 3 miles from the village of Port Ellen on a quiet hillside with panoramic views overlooking Kilnaughton Bay, Port Ellen and Carraig Fhada Lighthouse.
PLEASE NOTE: As we are located 3 miles from Port Ellen a car or some form of transport is recommended. Please ensure you book your car on the ferry in advance.The pod is modern and well equipped. Set in a peaceful hillside location with panoramic sea views.
The pod has a double ensuite bedroom and a twin bedroom and another separate shower room.A lounge /diner area with patio doors leading out to a large decked area with outdoor seating.
Guests will be welcomed on arrival and as our home is located next to port Ellen Pod we are nearby should guests need assistance during their stay.Peaceful location, great views, friendly locals and of course a few whisky distilleries.
Our location is 3miles outside the village of Port Ellen and is not served by any public transport so use of a car or some form of transport is recommended.
Please note as we are situated 3 mile from Port Ellen a car or some form of transport is recommended.
Please ensure you book your car onto the ferry in advance of travel.Great location and very friendly ConnorSeptember 2016Fabulous location with memorable views. Had everything one needed in self-catering. Most of all, a landlady that received usvas you would old friends. Many thanks Susan. Conrad and Stian Bester, London and Cape TownConradOctober 2016It is a fantastic spot for a short break with amazing views! Susan is super helpful from direction to local information.Four of us had a really good time on the island.QingSeptember 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat4Dormitoris2Isle of Islay €141 3 avaluacionsPort Ellen Pod, Isle of Islay, UKCasa/pis sencers · 3 llits · 4 hostesPort Ellen
Beachside is a modern Self Catering ground floor apartment with private garden in the heart of the village of Port Ellen. Situated opposite a lovely safe white sandy beach and is less than five minute walk from the ferry terminal.Owner on hand for any questions and to provide local knowledge and help when requiredPort Ellen - beautiful seaside village with hotels, restaurants, sports facilities, marina, ferry terminal, lovely beaches and walking distance from Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Ardbeg distilleries. Port Ellen also hosts traditional scottish family events in the evening throughout the year.
Owner operates local taxi/tour company. Apartment is also only 100metres from bus stopCarol was great to communicate with and helpful with advice for the area. The apartment met all of our expectations, the location was great, a great backyard, washer & dryer too!JohnAugust 2016The appartment is centrally located in Port Ellen with easy access to a market, pubs, restaurants and distilleries. Carol was helpful in orienting us to the town and assisted in navigating the ferry service. She also runs a taxi service which is super useful for those heading to distillery tours. The appartment is cute and easily accommodated our party of three. I would happily stay at her place again. MatSeptember 2016Our stay was wonderful! Very clean, comfortable, and with everything you could need. Excellent location, with a couple of restaurants and mini-market within walking distance. Carol was always quick to respond and very helpful! Would stay here again.AmandaOctober 2015Communication w Carol was great before and during our stay. She welcomed us in person despite our late arrival and shared her knowledge of the local distilleries. Her home is clean, has all the basics and is only minutes away from where we arrived via ferry. Within a short walking distance we enjoyed the most tasty meal and beautiful live music at Islay Hotel. One of the realities of being on an island is the unpredictability of weather. Carol went above and beyond to inform us that our ferry had been cancelled, maintain communication when we decided to depart early and even surprised us while we were waiting to board our ferry by delivering some items we left behind due to our hasty exit (a 40 min drive). We'd be happy to stay at Carols when we come back to Islay. GudrunSeptember 2016The perfect place for your stay in Port Ellen/Islay. Carol was very helpful from booking to we left the apartement. Highly recommended!StinaApril 2016This is the perfect place to stay if you are planning on visiting the 'Holy Trinity of distilleries' (Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Ardbeg), with a nice central location in Port Ellen. It is right down the street from the lively Islay Hotel and right next door to the local pub at Ardview Inn. The apartment itself was nice and spacious. With four beds in two bedrooms we had more than enough space. If I were to go back I would try to get more people in as it could easily have fit up to four people (we had two). Overall there was everything we needed and I would return. The owner also runs a local cab company and was available to drive us around at any time.LewisMarch 2016Carol was a great host. She was gracious enough to accept our bags earlier than the actual check in time so that we could get an additional day of exploring the island. Her place is clean, comfortable, and has everything you need for a short or extended stay. Its location is perfect situated near the store, restaurants, and within walking or cycling distance to all three distilleries near port Ellen. JonMay 2016This beachside apartment was great, the location is perfect. It's right in the center of Port Ellen with easy access to local restaurants and a grocery store. It's close to the Three Distillery Path for easy access to the local distilleries. The apartment itself was great, exactly as described. Carol was flexible with our check in time which was great. PhilipApril 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat4Dormitoris2Port Ellen€87 55 avaluacionsBeachside Apartment Port EllenCasa/pis sencers · 4 llits · 4 hostesBeach at the bottom of the garden at the substantial character property that is Traigh Bheag East - a colourful mixture of old/new - on the Scottish Island of Islay. Eight malt whisky distilleries, festivals, walking, cycling, wildlife, an almost private beach with safe swimming and uninterrupted views of the Antrim coast. Complimentary tea/coffee/condiments. All linens (inc towels) provided and STARTER PACK of bin bag, dishwasher tablets, washing up liquid, toilet paper and fuel for open fires.Traigh Bheag East (TBE), Port Ellen, Isle of Islay, Argyll, Scotland is first and foremost a family home. We hope you agree it has all the comforts you would expect from a much loved and valued home as opposed to a rented house. TBE is a large, spacious character property and is a colourful and creative mixture of old and new, not a sleek, contemporary space if that is your preference! TBE is in a unique location on Traigh Bheag (little beach in Gaelic), a small private beach that is owned to the high water mark by the five surrounding properties. In an area of the island rarely available for holiday lets, Traigh Bheag East has arguably one of the most sought after settings on the whole island with an idyllic little white, fine sandy beach it is very private at the bottom of the garden!. Swimming is possible in safety as are all other beach and sea activities.
TBE has a tranquil, relaxing atmosphere, which will very quickly lull you into the unique and captivating Islay way of life. It is a semi detached Victorian villa over three floors. The entrance porch is tiled, views to the sea and has a traditional Stag's head on display. The ground floor has a kitchen (electric cooking/dishwasher/washing machine), dining/living room (table for 6) with a choice of real or electric fires with Freeview TV, games and books for use by guests. Off the kitchen there is an additional toilet situated opposite the back door to the garden.
The main sitting room (free and youview TV/DVD/Video) also has real & electric fires and leads into a conservatory facing south west over to the pier where the ferry comes in, The Oa, Rathlin Island and the Antrim Coast in Northern Ireland. 180 degrees of uninterrupted views of the sea.
On the first floor there is a large shower room and three bedrooms - a king sized bedroom overlooking the sea, a twin room and bunk bedded room. The garden goes around three sides of the house and leads down to the beach which is beautiful all year round. From the conservatory there are 180 degree unobstructed views to the Antrim coast on Ireland, Port Ellen harbour, the photogenic Carraig Fhada Lighthouse, the awe inspiring cliffs of the Oa - the atmospheric haunt of Islay's magnificent Golden Eagle, and Kilnaughton Sands, with its fascinating mediaeval chapel and graveyard. The Hebridean island of Islay in Argyll has been named "Queen of the Hebrides" and is the southernmost of the Inner Hebridean islands of Scotland. The Isle of Jura (a 5 minute boat journey from Port Askaig on Islay), the Kintyre peninsula and Northern Ireland are neighbours. By the way, the proper pronunciation for Islay is Eye-la!
Port Ellen is the second largest village on Islay after the capital Bowmore and is situated in a sheltered part of the island round two beautiful bays. The village has several shops, hotels, restaurants and pubs, a garage and post office. From time to time the travelling cinema, Screen Machine, visits the island and parks for showings opposite The Ramsay Hall, which is located next to the Port Ellen Playing Fields. Another prominent feature of Port Ellen is the hotel on the corner of Charlotte Street and Frederick Crescent. The Islay hotel has recently undergone complete renovation and is now a popular place to eat, hear live music and sample a local ‘dram'. The Port Ellen Marina provides a safe comfortable haven for yachts passing through the Sound of Jura or sailing up the west coast.
Some figures: The Isle of Islay has around 3200 inhabitants, covers an area of 600 square kilometres and has an impressive 130 miles of coastline. Islay is famous for its malt whiskys and has eight working distilleries making the malt whisky industry one of the most important sources of income for the island. Famous names like Bruichladdich, Bowmore, Laphroaig, Lagavulin, Caol Ila, Bunnahabhain and Ardbeg are the established brands and well known all over the world. Other main industries are farming, fishing and tourism. Many people visit Islay for the unique range of specialist malt whiskies, distilleries, wildlife, spectacular scenery, walking, sea activities and friendy company. Birdwatching is another popular activity throughout the year because of the large flocks of wild geese which visit the Isle of Islay every winter (October to May) and the huge variety of rare birds seen on Islay such as the corncrake and the chough.
Islay is ma...The setting, space, views, comfort, tranquility, privacy, access to 8 malt distilleries across the whole island!
Public transport available to some areas of the island. Taxis and car hire available.
Week long bookings only Saturday to Saturday the remainder of the year.We loved this house and setting. It was everything we had hoped it would be, and more. The house has a-lot of character, so homely, and the views are fabulous. Our children and dog spent most of the week playing on the private beach. Port Ellen is just 5minutes walk which meant we never used our car after the first day. Anne was extremely helpful and the house had been left very clean and well stocked. GemmaAugust 2016Spent an absolutely fantastic week on Islay at TBE. Lovely house and a fantastic setting, great location as well. If you're a whisky enthusiast (I believe there are a few who visit Islay) then you're only a 30-40-minute walk from Laphroaig, with Lagavulin and Ardbeg each another 10 mins away. Handy for the shops at Port Ellen and the Islay Hotel etc, but secluded enough to feel like you're alone with just the waves for company. Hope to stay again in the future, thank you Anne.JamieSeptember 2015What a comfortable home to stay in for the week! Anne was very hospitable with great communication about our check-in process. We arrived to a very clean, well-equipped, and super conveniently located home. The views of the beach from the sunroom were spectacular! We loved spending every morning in this room (and many evenings). The road where the house is located has a rural feel. Not much traffic, but only a short walk or drive from everything in Port Ellen. We always felt very safe and never locked the doors like we do at home. We highly recommend staying in Traigh Bheag East.MeganMay 2016Anne's house is stunning, and was a fantastic base for us to explore Islay. You really are right on top of the beach and the house itself is beautifully furnished. Highly recommended, thank you!MichaelJuly 2015Traigh Beag East is fantastic! The first thing we did when we arrived was to open the garden gate leading down to the beach and our dog ran around happy as anything. The house is charming and spacious but also very cosy, and it's great to hear the sea from the bedroom at night or from the sitting room with the fire going. There was lots of information provided about things to do and see in Islay, as well as helpful instructions for using e.g. the immersion heater system. Fireplaces were set up with kindling and coal scuttles were full. Tea and coffee provided in the kitchen. Port Ellen is 5 minutes' walk away and is a lovely place just down the coast from Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Ardbeg. Bowmore is a 10-minute drive, and other parts of the island are reachable within half an hour or 45 minutes. We would definitely recommend seeing Finlaggan, the ancient HQ of the Lords of the Isles.Alex & LucyNovember 2015We absolutely loved the Home on a Beach on Islay! It had everything we needed! Ann was very easy to reach when we had a few questions. We would definitely love to come back to this home! Soon I hope!!!StaceyFebruary 2015Allt var vad jag fick besked om så det var perfekt.bertilNovember 2015Great stay, much appreciated. Thank you AnneAndrew & DebOctober 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat6Dormitoris3Port Ellen€111 36 avaluacionsBeach side home on IslayCasa/pis sencers · 5 llits · 6 hostesUPDATE 22/12/16 - high winds are forecast, which can impact our broadband and power , if I haven't responded by email try our landline.
Moin--a-choire is a Victorian Schoolmasters house (our family home) with The Old Schoolroom being just that - the schoolroom! We have a relaxed and friendly outlook on life and invite you to come and enjoy a simpler way of life. With it's own driveway and garden The Old Schoolroom is not overlooked and is private from our home.The Old Schoolroom has been renovated to offer all the comfort you would expect. The rooms are flooded with light from the massive windows, and the underfloor heating keeps you toasty warm in the colder months. There is a peat burning stove in the lounge with a bucket of hand cut Islay peat as a welcome. The kitchen is well equipped and stocked with tea, coffee, sugar, oil, garlic, herbs etc to make your stay easier.
Please note that we are on Islay, a Hebridean island reached by ferry or plane only. Please see the Calmac and Loganair websites for travel details.Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat4Dormitoris2Bridgend€105 NOUThe Old SchoolroomCasa/pis sencers · 3 llits · 4 hostesPortnahaven is Islay's best kept secret. And the Anchorage is Portnahaven's. This modernised 200 year old 2 storey cottage has views over the bay, to the islands and open sea. Watch the sun set from the conservatory and you'll never want to go home!Portnahaven is Islay's best kept secret. A handful of cottages huddled around a quaint wee sandy bay, where fishing boats moor and seals bask on the rocks. It's your perfect base from which to explore Islay's wealth of beaches, wildlife and distilleries.
The Anchorage itself is set in a picture-postcard spot. Indeed it takes centre stage in many an Islay postcard! We reckon the house is around 200 years old and has been in my family for about a quarter of that.
It is called the Anchorage because it is the last house in the village before you come to the boatyard and pier; where you can buy crab and lobster fresh off the boat if you speak nicely to the fishermen. During its lifetime, it has been used as a school and the local headmaster's house but to me The Anchorage is just the most beautiful place in the world.
The house has a twin bedroom and a master with ensuite upstairs, a double downstairs and the living room has a double sofa bed. The newly fitted bathroom has an electric shower and underfloor heating. The big dining country kitchen has an electric hob and a big old table for family feasts. The living room has a real fire that you can throw some peat on after a hard day's walking (or whisky tasting!).
The conservatory has open and breathtaking views of the lighthouse island (where an ancestor of mine, the Clan MacKay chief is buried). In simpler times, my uncle Malcolm used to swim his cattle across to graze on the island. Take a walk round the coast to the east past Finlay's rock (named for my cousin who capsized there whilst canoeing with my dad one summer!) and explore the pebble beach at Claddach or have a barbecue at Curry Sands. A stroll to the west will bring you past the well where my gran used to send me to get drinking water as a kid (don't worry though, the tap water is long since potable!). You've not walked far by this point but I recommend you stop at Burnside Lodge for awesome coffee and homemade cake all the same. This comes with the (pretty safe) guarantee that if you don't see a seal then your coffee is on the house! Once you're done here you can walk off that cake on the little coastal trail and then complete the circuit through Port Wemyss and back into Portnahaven.
Back at the Anchorage grab a chair in the garden or settle yourself in the conservatory to watch the sun set spectacularly into the Atlantic, over a relaxing game of Scrabble. If you're not inclined to cook dinner then why not stroll across the bay and try the fresh crab claw salad at **** hotel or venture a bit further afield to the Lochindaal Hotel in Port Charlotte to sample their famous seafood platter. Part of Portnahaven's charm is that there's not much there but you can pick up most daily needs in the local post office and general store at the head of the bay.
For many years the Anchorage was a haven from technology, however we have recently relented somewhat and installed such newfangled luxuries such as a telephone, colour television and Wi-Fi broadband. There's also double glazing, electric heating, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble drier. Parking for 2 or 3 cars right outside the front door. When I read her this description, Mum cried all the way through; "they won't want to leave" she sobbed. She's right, so be sure to book that extra night (or seven!).
The Anchorage is our holiday house so we generally won't be there, in order to allow use of the whole property. Instead, you will access by collecting the key from the lock box by the back door.There are occasional bus services but your own car is definitely advisable to make the most of exploring opportunities!
Check in / out times may be flexible if no other guests are arriving soon - just ask!Great base for visiting Islay. Quite remote, but all the better for that. Comfortable house, incredible views and easy visiting instructions. We will be recommending!AndrewMay 2016This was a truly special place to stay on Islay. The house is cosy, comfortable and well equipped, but the real gem is the location. You'll have a little piece of heaven right here with amazing sunsets, seals bobbing in and out of the water and breathtaking views across the bay and beyond. I would love to come back here and I'd recommend it in a heartbeat!Susie October 2015We loved our stay here in Portnahaven! The cottage was just as described and our arrival was seamless; everything was exactly where Johnny had said it would be (keys, etc....). Two of our favorite things were the heated floors in the bathroom/foyer area and the telescope on the glass enclosed porch (was great to use to search for the seals!)!! We loved the cottage and Johnny as a host and we would highly recommend a stay here!! ChareeJanuary 2016We loved staying in Johnny's house. Location is fabulous with seals swimming in the sea in front of the house. It has the most amazing views and was a really comfortable place for a family holiday. Communication was really easy. Definitely recommend it for a family holiday to discover IslayKarenNovember 2016We have just got home from two wonderful weeks at The Anchorage. All the blurb in the ad is true. It really is a home from home with all you need. We even had the seals bobbing around in the harbour and singing to us every evening. The house is spacious and really benefits from the conservatory with panoramic views of the harbour, sea, offshore islands and even Northern Ireland on a good day. Unfortunately we just missed few weeks of really good weather and had quite a bit of rain but we still had plenty to do and always the cosy house to return to. All the locals are friendly and helpful - they all wave when passing on the road, as is the only pub in the village which also does good food. It is remote, quite a trek from both ferry ports and 15 mins from the nearest shop but there is no hurry and it is well worth it for the scenery and serenity. Johnny's communication was great even as he was busy getting hitched the weekend we arrived. Thank you. We will be back.PhilJuly 2016we had a great time in Portnahaven staying in the best location in the village. the views are amazing, we saw seals pass by quite often, and you can see when the fishermen returns and had enough time to go down and buy all their freshly caught lobster:) The house was spacious, 3 good sized bedrooms, and had everything we needed. Johnny was always prompt in his responses and very helpfull.elmerSeptember 2016This is a perfect location for relaxing downtime, but know that it does take an effort to get to the cottage. It absolutely takes 45 minutes to drive the 18 miles from Bowmore, and 20 minutes to drive the eight miles from Port Charlotte. Also the cottage is at the end of a row of about eight houses so it is not as remote as the pictures might indicate and King Street is a narrow lane to drive down. The house is quaintly furnished, comfortable, and the solarium is the only room you will really want to use. Views are extraordinary. Kitchen is well equipped. If you like this kind of retreat, you will love this location! MelissaJune 2016We had a fantastic time. Johnny was on hand by phone to help with everything. The house was clean, cosy and welcoming and the location is spectacular. We would definitely like to return. JasonJanuary 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat8Dormitoris3Isle of Islay€93 42 avaluacionsPicture-Postcard is Understatement!Casa/pis sencers · 5 llits · 8 hostesPersabus Millhouse is a traditional farm steading converted into a comfortable cottage situated on a working hebridean hill farm, offering self catering or bed and breakfast accommodationSituated on a working hill farm with spectacular views of the Sound of Islay, the Millhouse has three bedrooms sleeping up to six people, a fully equipped kitchen, with solid pine dining table and chairs, as well as a comfy sofa. There is a large sitting room and a private enclosed garden with patio.
The Millhouse can be accessed from the front of the house or the back, there is ample parking.
Rosemary and Donald Fletcher live in the main farmhouse across the farmyard and are usually on hand to deal with any enquiries you may have about the island and your stay.We recommend you bring a car to Islay or hire a car locally, www.islaycarhire.com to really explore all the corners of the island and experience all Islay has to offer. However we are a very short walk from the bus stop, buses run six days a week, there is no Sunday bus service or evening bus service. There are several taxis operating on the island but it is important to book taxis well in advance.Great farmhouse a short bus ride (or just marginally longer walk) from the ferry terminal - great location. The place was spotless, the hosts super friendly and helpful in telling us how to get to places we wanted to see, and their Scottish breakfast was delicious. Would definitely go back. MichaelAugust 2016Fantastic, worked out very well. Donald was very friendly, such a character, very nice Warmly recomending this place Thank YouMikaelSeptember 2016This is an incredibly beautiful location! The hosts were the kindest people and even came to pick us up when we got lost walking up to their house from the ferry. They offered breakfast as well, which was delicious. I can't say enough good things about this place and the hosts. KaceyAugust 2016Rosemary and Donald were an absolute delight! My husband, our friends, and myself already feel that if and when we return to the Islay region, we will check if Rosemary has any availabilities. Gorgeous Persabus Millhouse. We couldn`t have asked for anything better. They even accomodated us to some light dinner as we arrived very late on our check in day. Donald sacrificed some precious futbol moments to bring us the dinner lol. Traditional Scottish breakfast in the mornings kept us going for long parts of our day. Thanks so much Rosemary and Donald!KultidaJuly 2016Donald was very friendly, fun and helpful. He even called local restaurants and made reservations for us. We had a lovely stay.NicoAugust 2016What a place, what an island! My 3rd trip to Islay and I'm already planning to return - thank you both for your hospitalitySandySeptember 2016Upon arrival Donald made us feel most welcome at Persabus and offered lots of tips on what's best on the island ! It was particularly nice of them to both come across and share a wee dram along with a chat. Persabus was very homely in a lovely location by the ferry terminal and a couple of distilleries, a lovely country side setting ! We thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience !!StuartSeptember 2016We had a lovely stay! Both Rosemary and Donald were incredibly welcoming - the cooked breakfasts were particularly appreciated after a couple of distillery trips... Persabus is less than five minutes from Port Askaig and literally up the road from Bunnahabhain, so it's a great spot. We'd absolutely recommend it.RuaraidhJuly 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat6Dormitoris3Port Askaig€234 15 avaluacionsPersabus MillhouseCasa/pis sencers · 6 llits · 6 hostesWe are new and excited to rent our sweet cottage! It is in a beautiful location and is furnished with all home comforts. Your view from the backyard overlooks Loch Gorm and Western Ocean coast in the distance. It is in an area of outstanding natural beauty (RSPB Reserve 2 miles away) and is ideally located for outdoor pursuits such as bird watching,fishing,pony trekking,cycling,sandy beaches and is near several of Islays world famous scotch distilleries! Peaceful times await! Please inquire :)The comfortable lofty living room has been tastefully restored with sofas, easy chair, colour TV, DVD, books and a dining table to seat four. The cosy, beamed bedrooms have built in wardrobes, plenty of storage space, chest of drawers, comfortable double bed, dressing table and there is a bright shower room with wc.
The kitchen has a washing machine, cooker, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment, toaster, iron, and together with crockery, cutlery and utensils. The cottage is two floors with an additional bedroom on the top floor. We generally close the upstairs bedroom off but it is potentially available if desired to accommodate a larger group at an additional rate. Please feel free to inquire if interested.
Limited, due to the fact that we will be off property when you stay but you will have a contact of our local caretaker for any questions or concerns. We are also always available and very responsive to communication.A car on Islay is a must :)
Islay is a truly beautiful and special place! We love our cottage and hope that you will too but No matter where you stay please know that if you making the trek to visit Islay you are in for a treat! Enjoy your visit to magical Islay!Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat2Dormitoris1Gruinart€44 NOUBeloved Cozy Cottage! Great Location!Casa/pis sencers · 1 llit · 2 hostesMy place is close to Lochindaal Hotel and the Port Charlotte Hotel. In fact, it is next door to the Lochindaal Hotel on the West side. No. 11 can be seen in the window.If the ferry lands at Port Askaig, then, turn right at Bridgend approx 8 miles from Port Askaig. Follow the road around Lochindaal through Bruichladdich to Port Charlotte. If you land at Port Ellen, travel to Bowmore and onwards to Bridgend where you turn left for Port Charlotte.Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat5Dormitoris3Port Charlotte€82 2 avaluacions11 Main Street, Port Charlotte.Casa/pis sencers · 3 llits · 5 hostesThe Manse is a 5 bedroom holiday house situated on the edge of Port Ellen and within walking distance of the village amenities. We aim to offer functional affordable self catering accommodation for people wanting to experience all Islay has to offer.The Manse is ideally suited to families wanting more space than a traditional holiday let would allow, extended familes or groups. Situated on the edge of Port Ellen, surrounded by fields and with views over the village and bay, The Manse is a perfect location for those wating to experience a holiday on magical Islay with out breaking the bank.
Originally built in 1964 by the Church of Scotland to house the minister for Port Ellen, The Manse has 5 bedrooms sleeping 8. This consisits of 2 doubles, 2 singles and a bunk bed room, it also has a small double sofa bed in the sitting room, and we can offer a travel cot for an under 2. In addition to the bedrooms there are 2 shower rooms, a large comfortable sitting room, kitchen with all mod cons and a seperate dining room. Outside there is a garden and parking for up to 3 cars.
Visitors rent the entire house.
We welcome guests in person and are available to answer questions about their stay.The bungalow was as described. Debs greeted us on arrival and left us a home baked loaf of bread and a delicious Lemon cake. Some plums were left mid week and we made a crumble . It,s well equipped so perfect for family and friends to spend time together. If you like walking its ideal - we did the walk to the distilleries - my hubby thought the walk back was longer! There are lovely beaches nearby and overall we had a great week on Islay.JillSeptember 2016A very warm welcome to us! She was so considerate to provide us some homemade bread as it's Saturday and bread could be sold out very fast. The welcome cake that she made was really fantastic. The stay in the house was very cozy and she was ready and willing to give help. If I traveled to Islay again, no doubt would I choose to stay at this same house again! Thanks!RaymondJuly 2016Thank you Deb for letting us stay at the Manse! If you want to see Islay, experience the whiskey distilleries and need place to come home to after a day out and about, this is the place. It's spacious, it's comfortable, cozy and well-equipped with all the amenities needed to relax and enjoy the island for a couple of days. As for Deb, she couldn't be more helpful. It's no problem to get in touch with her about anything and upon arrival she had even baked us a lemon cake! Ohhhh the reception! All in all a fine place to stay and a high recommendation. Two thumbs up!BoudewijnOctober 2016We had a really great stay in the Manse and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. The house is fantastic, spacious, clean and really well equipped with everything you need. Deb made our arrival very easy and welcoming. Thank you!SarahSeptember 2016We had a great stay at The Manse, and would certainly stay at Deb's place again! Deb kept in touch prior to our arrival to be sure our ferry over wouldn't be missed, giving us tips the locals know. She greeted us warmly upon our arrival, showing us around the house. She also baked us a delicious lemon cake, fresh bread, and put some basics in the refrigerator since our arrival was later in the evening, very kind and thoughtful. We felt right at home from our arrival until the time we left, and look forward to returning! JonathanNovember 2016Great welcome from Deb! What could we ask for after the delicious lemon drizzle cake and homemade bread? Well three days later Deb brought us lettuce and radishes that her husband who is a gardener had grown. I'm sure this would not be provided in the winter but in June it was a lovely gesture. The accommodation was beautiful and clean with super fast WIFI and useful books with walks around Islay. It was a warm bungalow with comfy beds and quality towels and bedding. Well-equipped kitchen too. Islay is a beautiful island. We had beaches to ourselves (late May-early June 2016). We'd recommend a visit to Singing Sands as the best nearest beach (go towards lighthouse and it is signed). Also Kentra Bay is worth a visit. The walk from Port Ellen to the three distilleries (Ardbeg, Laphroaig and Lagavulin) is useful as it is a nicely paved path and you could cycle on it too. Just one word of warning, the house is about 7-10 min walk into Port Ellen and for about 50 metres from the house there is no path. Obviously it is an island so not a great deal of traffic but if you have children you need to be aware and keep them close by. Otherwise would highly recommend the island, and this accommodation.Rachel June 2016This was perfect base for exploring the three (close to Port Ellen) distilleries by foot. The house was extremely comfortable and beautifully presented. Deb met us on arrival and gave over all the information we needed for our stay. Port Ellen is a very friendly wee town with restaurants and beach and near to the ferry from the mainland. Staying at the Manse made our whole visit to beautiful Islay memorable. We will be back. gavinSeptember 2016Excellent property, that was very child friendly and in a good location for exploring the island.GrahamJune 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat8Dormitoris5Isle of Islay€84 18 avaluacionsThe Manse, Port Ellen, IslayCasa/pis sencers · 6 llits · 8 hostesThe Islay Hotel, totally rebuilt to the highest standards with its interesting mix of modern and old, has 13 quality en-suite rooms at three price levels.Restaurant along with the bar (under 18s are asked to be away from the bar premises at 9pm)
Friendly StaffOur stay was very pleasant. The room was spacious, with a nice, clean, big bath and jacuzzi. The view was great. The location is very convenient, close to three of the eight distilleries in the island and very to close to the ferry port at Port Ellen. Staff was superb, the barman was kind and knowledgable and the chef is a star. Food was amazing. Excellent selection of local whiskies. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to family and friends. Thank you! Liliana & GermánDecember 2016Tipus d'habitacióHabitació privadaTipus de propietatCapacitat2Dormitoris1Port Ellen€111 NOU1 avaluacióThe Islay HotelHabitació privada · 2 llits · 2 hostesWebsite : www.cornerhouseislay.com
Please contact thecornerhouseislay@gmail.com for off season prices and deals.
My place is close to Bowmore Distillery, transport links, restaurants and dining, the beach and family-friendly activities. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers.旅行計畫出了點意外所以去不了了,房東對於改變入住時間毫無怨言,回覆很快,是一個很友好的房東JorgeDecember 2016The host canceled this reservation 208 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.BrendanThis corner house is perfect. Great location central on the island, in bowmore. Right next to a wee grocery store & plenty of restaurants. Well equipped kitchen if you want to stay in. Comfy beds, nice hot hot showers. Super convenient. Simple & just what you need to relax after tasting lots of whiskey. Was a little cold in the main area, but the bedroom heaters worked well. Little bit of street noise from the bedroom, being right on a central street, but it is islay so there's not too much traffic. Overall highly recommend!! Hosts were very quick to respondBryanneNovember 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat4Dormitoris2Bowmore€93 4 avaluacionsModern Home in BowmoreCasa/pis sencers · 3 llits · 4 hostes · Apte per a viatges de negocisWe are situated in the heart of Bridgend. The local shop and hotel are just across the road. There is a bus stop next to the shop. This cosy flat has a balcony overlooking the river and is well equipped for two people.Sit on the balcony and watch the river running by with a special Islay malt..Our flat is located at the end of our house next to the garage the front door leads you up to the flat where our lovely cosy accommodation awaits for you.
There is no wi-fi available anywhere in this accommodation.
You have access to the flat and washing machine below in utility room along with the washing lines.
The flat will be open for you so park at the end of the building and i will meet you at some point of your stay.The key will be left inside the door for your arrival.
The flat has to be left the same way as you were given it, do not leave dishes in the sink or plates etc lying around.Dispose of all rubbish and food and use bins provided.There is a local spar shop across from us and The Bridgend Hotel is opposite us also.
The glass recycling is situated across the road from us for all your empty bottles please do not leave for us to clear away.
There is public transport by bus but nothing after 6pm.If not bringing a car you can hire one from us at ISLAY CAR HIRE.If visiting distilleries and tasting the whisky then use a taxi or bus as it is zero tolerance drinking here.
Please note that you are coming to an Island so that means planning your journey before arriving ...you have to get here either by ferry or plane.If bringing a car you have to prebook your car on the ferry you cannot turn up and expect to get on the ferry without a booking.You do not need to book a ticket if you are a foot passenger.
Plan ahead and work out your journey and times. As you are staying self catering the only thing we provide is the bedding and towels we do not provide any other items such as food cleaning materials etc you have to provide these yourselves.
If arriving off the late ferry the only place to purchase food is at the Co-op in Bowmore nowhere else is open at that time in the evening and most restaurants stop serving food about 9pm.Katherine was very welcoming and helpful. The apartment was well equipped. The apartment is in a rural location perfect for exploring the island. A car would be essential.PattieOctober 2016Great location for a stay in Islay. Very comfortable beds. Great having Sky TV in the evenings. The only thing that would make it better is wifi given the very limited phone signal on the island. emmaJuly 2016We had a lovely stay at Katherine's place on Islay. It's a great location on the island as it is somewhat in the middle of everything. The flat itself is very clean and well kept, but our favorite part was opening the back door so we could listen to the little river running outside. JoleneJune 2016My boyfriend and I stayed at Katherine's during our 3 night stay on Islay. Could not recommend it enough! Prime location right in the middle of the island, a Spar shop next door for all your groceries, as well as the Bridgend Hotel with free wifi. Pro tip - if you go out to the balcony you can get a bar of wifi ;) The apartment itself is amazing! Really cozy and spacious with a porch that has a stream flowing below! Katherine herself was very welcoming and easy to communicate with. Great find. Looking forward to staying at Katherine's again sometime in the future to bag these last few distilleries...ShirSeptember 2016The Sornbank B&B was a lovely experience. The coachman flat was spacious and clean. We didn't need much but we did have access to kitchen and household appliances and dishware. The location is central to Islay and easy to get to and from. Katherine was a very good host, who made sure we had everything we needed and made her availability known. JenniferSeptember 2016We felt right at home in this cute apartment. It had everything we needed and a store around the corner. Perfect location to explore the island. The beds were comfortable and the kitchen was well equipped. We meet our host Katherine who was super nice. Don't miss Finlaggen (seat of the Lord of the Isles). Music night at the Port Charlotte Hotel (Wed& Sat), Port Haven, the Dalton Cross and Laphroaig Distillery. Jeff and DonnaOctober 2016I had a great stay at Katherine's for the 3 days I was in Islay. It was the perfect central location for our trip touring the distilleries! Everywhere we traveled from Bridgend was no more than 20 minutes away. It's a little difficult to get internet access in this flat, but you can just use the free Wi-Fi down the street at the Bridgend hotel while you have a delicious meal. Also, those traveling from the US, bring an outlet converter since most places have a different type of outlet. Katherine was a very friendly host and I would love to go back to Islay and stay there again!NevadaAugust 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat2Dormitoris1Bridgend€93 8 avaluacionsSornbank - Coachmans FlatCasa/pis sencers · 2 llits · 2 hostes31 School Street is an end terrace traditional house with modern interior. 2 bedrooms and shower room upstairs, kitchen diner with stove and lounge downstairs. The house is creative & comfortable with electric heating or real fires to suit guests.31 School Street has been in our family since 1850. The renovated house is now bright and modern inside. There are many good points but of significance are the views, peaceful village location and home comforts, (:-)) ...... School Street is a quiet and secluded row of 5 houses in the heart of the village of Port Ellen, Isle of Islay. We would respectfully ask all guests to be considerate towards our neighbours.
Broadband/wifi.
31 School Street is a traditional house in a terrace of 5 that has been in our family since 1850. Downstairs there is a kitchen/diningroom and a lounge, both with dual aspect, to the sea and the secure, suntrap garden.
Initial thank you for choosing School Street, email contact with access and house information and available to trouble shoot if (unlikely) it is necessary at any time. Please download the CalMac app for up to date ferry information, particularly in winter time.A uniquely situated end terraced house in one of the original streets in Port Ellen, Isle of Islay. A few steps to the beach and open views to the beach, sea and Port Ellen distillery warehouses. The house is a minute from the nearest shop but is totally peaceful and quiet.
Within a minutes walk there are post buses and service buses that go all over the island. It is possible to walk/cycle to Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Ardbeg distillieries for tours, tasting and delicious food in The Kiln Cafe, Ardbeg.
The Hebridean island of Islay in Argyll has been named "Queen of the Hebrides" and is the southernmost of the Inner Hebridean islands of Scotland. The Isle of Jura (a 5 minute boat journey from Port Askaig on Islay), the Kintyre peninsula and Northern Ireland are neighbours. By the way, the proper pronunciation for Islay is Eye-la!
Port Ellen is the second largest village on Islay after the capital Bowmore and is situated in a sheltered part of the island round two beautiful bays. The village has several shops, hotels, restaurants and pubs, petrol pumps and post office. From time to time the travelling cinema, Screen Machine, visits the island and parks for showings opposite The Ramsay Hall, which is located next to the Port Ellen Playing Fields. Another prominent feature of Port Ellen is the hotel on the corner of Charlotte Street and Frederick Crescent. The Islay hotel has recently undergone complete renovation and is now a popular place to eat and sample a local ‘dram'. The Port Ellen Marina provides a safe comfortable haven for yachts passing through the Sound of Jura or sailing up the west coast.
The earliest known reference to the Isle of Islay comes in Adomnan's, Vita Columbae, a biography of the Irish Saint, Columba in about 720 (website hidden) Columba visited the Isle of Islay on his way north, prior to founding the famous monastery on the Isle of Iona, off the south-west tip of the Isle of Mull.
Islay is magical all year round!! Annual events and Festivals on Islay include Music and Malt and Walking Festivals in May, Book Festival in September and Festival of the Sea in July to name a few. More information at (website hidden)Absolutely fantastic cottage situated right opposite the beach. Perfect for ferry access. Overall a great holiday and will certainly be back to visit again. Felt like home from home and all amenities in the village were within easy access. Thanks for the use of your house during our stay. JamesSeptember 201631 School St was an excellent base for our first visit to Islay. Albeit, we didn't spend much time in Anne's house, due to wall sunshine for our three night stay. We had a wonderful time walking, birding, distillery and lighthouse visiting. We hope to return to Islay and to 31, School St. Anne's house was very comfortable, warm, clean, light, bright and well equipped. Thank you, Anne.DianaMay 2016Indeed a peaceful seaside home. Just terrific, as was Anne when she met us at the house. It was lovely enjoying a cup of tea at the kitchen table and looking at the marvelous view. The house is just around the corner from the Islay Hotel, which has breakfast for non hotel guests, and also quite close to 2 grocery stores to pick up essentials for eating in. Very quiet neighborhood, very walkable town. I highly recommend the Sea Salt Bistro for dinner or carryout. And they do open at 10am for light breakfast. Anne's house has a lovely garden in back complete with furniture that unfortunately we did not get a chance to use. We simply loved our stay here. Such a spacious, charming home and extremely comfortable bed. Thank you again Anne! Wonderful place.DanaSeptember 2016What a really pleasant place. Good ambient light and views. Large bathroom and kitchen. Didn't light a fire but I could have. Very spacious with everything you may need. Walkable from the ferry and to 3 distilleries. Decent linens and comfy beds. Lovely friendly people and spectacular scenery. The oysters from this Island are fantastic. My kitties loved the back garden and as it is walled and gated they were safe.GLENDAOctober 2016Anne's house in Islay was a wonderful base for our explorations! I booked it for me, my husband, and my parents for a long weekend. It's seriously the most convenient place on Islay - it's less than a minute from the ferry terminal. You drive off the ferry, round a corner or two, and you're there! (Nevermind I bookmarked the wrong School St on (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN) Maps and went all the way to Bowmore the first night. But thankfully Anne was available via phone to remind me her house was in Port Ellen!) The entry was easy with the key in a lockbox outside. Anne left plenty of instructions on how to turn on the heating and water heater, and how to top it up should you run out of credit. (Honestly you won't - you get £25 credit for your trip. We were there 4 days and only used £5, so I'm sure you could stay a week or more and not use up all your electricity.) The place was clean, the beds comfy, the shower heats up quickly. What more could you want? You'll be out drinking whisky and seeing the beautiful wilds of Islay most of the time anyways. And as I said, this place is perfectly located for doing just that. 1 minute from the ferry, 10 minutes from Ardbeg/Lagavulin/Laphroaig, 15-20 minute drive from Bowmore, etc.KateOctober 2015Great house in fantastic Port Ellen. The house was clean, well equiped and comfortable. The woodburner in the kitchen made it really cosy. We really enjoyed our stay and hope to return. Good value.GeorgeNovember 2015Une maison très bien équipée et très confortable. Nous y avons vécu 5 jours et 5 nuits et ce fut parfait. Ann a mis beaucoup de consignes que nous avons essayées de respecter. Le séjour a été des plus agréables. Proximité de petits commerces où on trouve de tout. Calme du lieu, vue sur la mer. A 2 pas du port pour un départ en bateau de Port Ellen. Pour nous, un séjour réussi. Merci Ann. Un lieu que nous avons déjà recommandé.JacquesOctober 2016Een perfect appartement op een perfecte locatie in The Western highlands. Het huis is comfortabel, heel compleet uitgerust en goed onderhouden. Een aanrader voor mensen die deze streek van Schotland willen verkennen. Het huisjes heeft 2 ruime slaapkamers, waarvan 1 met een extra bedbank. De keuken is voorzien van alle gemakken, inclusief vaatwasser en wasmachine. Er staat een grote lcd televisie met dvd speler en videorecorder. Het internet is van een goede en constante kwaliteit.MarkOctober 2012Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat5Dormitoris2Port Ellen€82 55 avaluacionsPeaceful seaside home on IslayCasa/pis sencers · 3 llits · 5 hostesQuirky, homely and characterful former crofters cottage , only 10 minutes walk from Port Ellen village , yet has serenely peaceful atmosphere..
4 Beaches walking distance to three!
3 distilleries 10 minute drive
Machrie Golf course 5 minute driveUpper Imeraval is a quaint , quirky recently modernised former crofters cottage on Islay, The Whisky Island , known as "Queen of the Hebrides".
It is idyllically situated on the outskirts of the picturesque, typically Hebridean village of Port Ellen, Isle of Islay, Argyll.
The cottage enjoys panoramic open country and sea views from the compact grassed garden area enclosed by a traditional drystone wall, equipped with good sized wooden picnic table, for the long, balmy summer days frequently enjoyed on Islay.
The Island is fortuitously washed by the warm waters of the Gulf stream, evidenced by palm trees growing happily amongst the more traditional hardy Scottish plants .
The best chance of settled summer weather is traditionally experienced in the months from May to July, but the potent combination of sun and sea breezes will bring a healthy glow to even the palest complexion all year round
Compact but comfortable, the recently modernised and extended cottage, with electric heating throughout and traditional open fire in living room, comprises two plus one bedrooms ( see below) , living room with feature open coal fire, 40 inch smart internet flat screen television and dvd, the recently built extension with separate garden access, a modern kitchen with electric cooker, dish washer, microwave, washing machine and a shower room and toilet linking the original cottage with the extension. It will comfortably sleep up to 4 adults and two children.
The second extension twin bedroom is most suitable for children, due to access to main cottage , kitchen , shower and toilet bathrooms etc only possible by passing through first bedroom .
Upper Imeraval Cottage enjoys an enviable location, both accessible to amenities and separate enough for peace and serenity.
2 bedrooms (a double and a twin bedded) with the flexible third room twin bed most suitable for children only, or adults on request and agreement , kitchen, shower room /toilet, living room with smart internet TV and DVD.
10 to 15 minutes walking distance to Hotels, shops, bars restaurants post office etc. Walking distance or short drive to three lovely unspoiled beaches, Traigh Bheag (Gaelic for "little beach") , Kilnaughton , with fantastic mediaeval chapel and graveyard, and Singing Sands. Short drive , longish walk or cycle to three world renowned distilleries, Ardbeg Lagavulin and Laphroaig and the iconic Scottish links golf course , "The Machrie".
broadband WIFI installed July 2012
whole cottage 3 bedrooms, and enclosed walled garden, second twin best suited to smaller children by prior arrangement as access to jack and Jill toilet , shower , kitchen etc is through the second twin room in the extension wing of the cottage.Main bedroom is a double room.
our housekeeper lives in Port Ellenrural feel , very close to sea and beaches yet handy for all village amenities , on foot 10 to 15 minutes walk .....surrounded by open fields populated only by sheep and rabbits!
walking distance to village but car or car / bike hire recommended to get the most out of your holiday!
Set to the AV1 channel with main Panasonic remote control .
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wi fi wep key is on the BT router in living room.
shower activated by pull cordWe had a lovely time on Islay and the cottage was in a handy location to Port Ellen and the three local distilleries, as well as some beautiful beaches. We had hired a car which we found very useful to explore the West side of the Island, although we got a bus from Port Ellen to Bowmore with no bother. The cottage was a good size, clean, very comfortable and fairly well equipped. The only thing I would say is that it's very cold and took a long time to warm up, and I thought there would be a little coal and wood at the cottage to get us started but there wasn't any (but the shop isn't far, especially if you have a car) Once the heaters were on and we'd made a fire it soon heated up. The cold didn't hinder our stay, we very much enjoyed our time at the cottage and on Islay.HeleddApril 2016Everything was just the way it was presented. Nice little cottage with all facilities in a most beautiful environment. FrancisSeptember 2014Host communicated with me though we did not meet him or the housekeeper at any time. Everything worked well.AlexAugust 2016Comfortable pleasant apartment, close to the port. Had a lovely time in Islay. JacquelineApril 2015Eric's place was in a perfect location, just ten minute's walk from Port Elyn. The cottage was comfortable and we had a great time. My grandkids loved having sheep grazing right outside the back window. JeremyJuly 2015We had a great few days in Eric's lovely cottage on Islay. We were fortunate to have some beautiful weather and the cottage was a perfect base from which to explore the island. It was as described in the information provided and was lovely and cosy with the fire on. Eric responded clearly and promptly to any queries which was really helpful. Thanks for a great stay!NeaveSeptember 2014This place was perfect! Lovely, cozy and very clean. Eric (the host) was friendly and very helpful. We will definitely be back!KirstyMarch 2015Great place and a really great location. The house has everything you need and is nice and cosy. Thanks for a great stay!davidNovember 2016Tipus d'habitacióCasa/pis sencersTipus de propietatCapacitat6Dormitoris3Isle of Islay€87 64 avaluacionsQuaint Quirky Hebrides home @ IslayCasa/pis sencers · 5 llits · 6 hostes1 - 18 de 40 Lloguers123SegüentRegne UnitEscòciaIsle of Islay Mapa FiltresRestablir la cerca aquíCerca mentre em desplaço pel mapaIdioma i divisaTanca

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Just Lovely: March 2010
how cute are these derby party invites by M.Ellen designs? i love them! be sure to check out her WEBSITE where you can find tons of adorable, personalized, invitations, stationary and more! i wish i were throwing a derby party just so that i could send out some of these:
Mary Ellen also has a super cute blog, Mostly MEllen...
ben may kill me. i really really want this fabric for drapes for the living room. more pink. i doubt he will like it, but oh well! i'll work on him :)
{this gives you a good idea of the color. at least i hope}
{here it is in larger scale}
isn't it a beauty?! and it would look lovely with the prints i posted about yesterday. can be found HERE for $22/yard. waaay less expensive than my beloved imperial trellis fabric.
i also need a pair of these. they are a great price {$140} and can be found at Target. from the photo, they look like they would work well with our sofa.i mean, i am supposed to be getting gifts for graduation, RIGHT??!! 8 comments:
first of all, thank you all for your comments on yesterday's post. i'm fine, the anxiety isn't severe. i have a doctor appt in a couple of weeks so i'll be looking into my options then. i appreciate all of your thoughts, advice and encouragement! :)
on another note, i need some art to fill up a large, blank wall in our living room. i was searching for some botanical prints thinking they would be a pretty option. i came upon these gorgeous prints from this ebay seller. the prices are fantastic and the prints are all actual book pages. and perhaps i could pare them with some ikea Ribba frames. i think a grouping of six would be perfect for our living room! maybe i'll ask for these as a graduation gift?!
pretty, aren't they?! and there are so many more to chose from. ebay has a ton of botanical print options.
realized, I missed 'Just Lovely's' 1st birthday on the 10th! So HAPPY belated BIRTHDAY!
{cute pillow case found at this etsy shop}
my last spring break...EVER
headed here tomorrow: Tampa, FL
to visit her: my bff!!
see ya'll next week :) 12 comments:
Now that spring is upon us, I thought I'd make a shameless plug for Ben's landscape business. If any of you local ladies are in need of a landscaping company or would like to find a new company, I highly recommend Greenlife. They pretty much do it all! N
& no, despite the recent onslaught of earthquakes this post is not about the end of the world!! rather, its about the end of my law school career! woohoo! way more exciting! the finish line is in sight and i'm pumped! got my composite picture made today. blah. these always turn out horrid. well, actually, i like my senior year KAO composite picture. we get the proofs back next week, so i suppose we shall see...
graduation is set for May 8th. I'm thinking of ordering this dress for the occasion. thoughts? 17 comments:
This LONG winter has wrecked havoc on my hair! It is so so dry and I've never seen so many split ends! eww. When the latest Glamour arrived at my door I found a solution. The mag suggested using a hair mask product. I went to the Rite Aid down the street and picked up Neutrogena's Triple Moisture Deep Recovery Hair Mask for about 7 bucks. As Glamour suggested, apply a generous amount (especially to the ends of the hair) and then wrap a hot towel around your head. Leave the mask on while the towel cools then rinse. I've been doing this about twice a week and it is certainly working! I would definitely suggest you give it a try if this NEVER.ENDING. winter has also dried out your locks.
Ben and I finally got around to making the DIY headboard I posted about previously. I love how it turned out and the whole thing cost less than $40. I also added some new art to the bedroom...
These were the inspiration pictures I pulled. The first one isn't DIY, but the last two are. I thought the headboard in the last picture was too thin looking and wanted mine to have more weight, so that's why I made the frame out of the 1x2s. Making the headboard was super easy, we just bought a piece of plywood, and one 1x2 board. Make a frame like the first picture shows. Attach the plywood. Wrap in batting then in the fabric you chose. I couldn't find the nailhead trim here in Lexington, so I ordered the 3 yards of it off ebay. Stupidly, I didn't read the description completely and didn't realize the trim didn't come with the nails you use to attach it. I got some at Home Depot, but they don't match perfectly, that's why every few nailheads is a slightly different color. To attach the headboard to the bed frame we used 2x4s cut at about 18", attached them to the back of the headboard & then bolted them to the bed frame (the legs sort of looks like the first inspiration picture).
I mentioned here that I love silhouettes. I searched the internet for vintage ones, but didn't have any luck. Then, on Thanksgiving I was at my Aunt's house looking through my late grandmother's high school year book and guess what I found?! Two silhouettes of my grandmother from her senior year in high school. I never had the opportunity to meet my mom's parents, they died before I was born. I got the silhouettes framed and I love how they turned out. Plus, they are extra special since they are a my of my grandmother.
Well, here is the finished headboard with the framed silhouettes about it:
{closeup of the trim. really easy to do} {this shows you how I wrapped the fabric on the ends}
Now I've got to find or make some throw pillows and get new covers for my Euro pillows. Once I get the Euro pillows back on there, less of the headboard will show (which is how it was meant to look). What do you all think? I'm pretty pleased with how the two turned out!

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Fred & Jeni were so hospitable and delightful to share their beautiful, historic home with us. The home has such a fascinating history, the location is wonderfully close to the Baltimore Museum of Art and other places of interest, and accessible to public transportation. And, of …
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From Internews:A leading international media organization was accused on Thursday of meddling in the politics of Uzbekistan while two of its local employees were found guilty of criminal activities.A Tashkent district court convicted two employees of Internews Network of a conspiracy to engage in unlicensed production of TV programming and illegal publishing — a crime punishable by up to six months in prison. Internews and its employees denied the charges.In delivering his verdict to a closed court, the judge said that Internews had “started meddling in the politics of Uzbekistan and in the politics of the president and that’s why the proceedings were instituted."Internews Network, a US-based non-profit media development organization working in over fifty countries, began operations in Uzbekistan in 1995 where it has helped develop the country’s independent, private television stations through trainings, technical assistance and support of local news and information programming.Because the defendants are women, they were automatically eligible for a presidential amnesty so will not serve time in jail. But they will have criminal records.Many of the most influential people in Uzbekistan's media have been trained by Internews, whose projects in Uzbekistan have been supported by the US Agency for International Development and EuropeAid (the international aid branches of the United States and the European Union, respectively) and the US State Department. # posted by Volodymyr Campaign @ 07:55 Comments:


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2 Cheeky Turtles : The only place to start is at the beginning
This blog features my experiences and adventures, highs and lows, creations, online dating, whatever I feel like sharing and most likely completely random. The Good, the Bad, the Ugly and a pinch of Insanity! o.O Wednesday, 27 February 2013
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Hampton Junction - Restaurant Reviews, Phone Number & Photos - TripAdvisor
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48 Reviews #1 of 9 Restaurants in Hampton $$ - $$$
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I love this place, so when the idea of where to go out with business friends for Breakfast came up, I immediately suggested Hampton Junction. The food is extremely fresh, cooked to order and their delicious bread is made on premises. I have now been there for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. I love that it is a BYOB and find...
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10 helpful votes “Good Italian Deli”
Had dinner there with a group of seven. We started with a pizza appetizer which was very good along with a salad dish. We then had soup and the potato soup was fantastic, the better of the soups but the other were very good also. The main dishes were okay being somewhat disappointed not because the food was bad but...
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“Lasagna like no other!”
Total meal a delight! Italian princess must live in the kitchen. Pasta all homemade, sauce like an Italian grandmother would make, Service, excellent, atmosphere very friendly, staff very efficient and sweet! First time here. Cinnamon bun bread pudding with a mystery sauce bath. Wanted to lick my plate in public. Only thing that I would have preferred is the bread...
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“Homemade To Order”
If you like all your food cooked to order, made in front of your eyes with care and love, eat here. They even grow their own vegetables. What more can you ask for. Wait: The homemade bread and desserts are also the best. You must make reservations on the weekend else you cannot be seated unless you want to sit...
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Level Contributor 4 reviews 1 helpful vote “Small local place worth it”
This small off the beaten trail restaurant is a hidden gem. We found this on trip advisor and decided to try. A group of us went for lunch. The service was great, our waitress was extremely sweet and made sure we had everything we needed or wanted. The food was delicious. Our group of seven people and all enjoyed. Definitely...
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85 helpful votes “Loud but food top notch.”
We went for Saturday night dinner with friends, and it was so loud that we couldn't talk. Would have thought we were at a rock concert. That being said, all of the food that we had was fantastic. I had the best veal occo bucco ever. Home made pasta, home made bread. Yummy. Chicken parmesan was also good. Salmon over...
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16 helpful votes “Overall Very Good”
This was our first visit to Hampton Junction. The place is small, and usually packed I understand) which makes for a noisy atmosphere. And there was only one waitress, for about 9 tables, which makes for a slow service.
The house salad was very fresh with a nice assortment of greens.
All pastas are homemade=delicious....I ordered the Chkn. Parmigiana, my...
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3 helpful votes “You can’t say a bad thing about Hampton Junction”
You can’t say a bad thing about Hampton Junction food always made fresh and amazing a hidden little secret AAAAAAA++++
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1 helpful vote “Great Restaurant In Hampton, NJ”
Great restaurant. Casual atmosphere; home-style cooking; BYOB. Not fancy, but a great atmosphere. Homemade bread is excellent as are personal pizzas. Breakfast is also very good. Always a pleasure to eat here.
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78 helpful votes “Hidden Gem!”
Heard about this place from a friend, so stopped in with hubby on a Sunday evening. We had no reservation, but got seated immediately. The staff there was ultra friendly. The ambiance is casual and its BYOB. We aren't supposed to eat bread, but when the basket of warm bread was placed on the table we couldn't stop ourselves from...
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Shushufindi Canton 2017: Top 20 Shushufindi Canton Vacation Rentals, Serviced Apartments & Condo Rentals - Airbnb Shushufindi Canton, Sucumbíos Province, Ecuador
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The apartment is underneath the house of the host and really big with everything you need. The apartment is not in the centre but just a 10 minute walk to a huge supermarket and a 5 minute busride to the bus terminal or the centre. We would really recommend staying here!
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Our cabin is decorated in rustic style and has a large window with balcony IN THE BACK WITH VIEW TO FOREST AND RIO where you can see MONITOS AND POULTRY THE ROOMS HAVE BATHS AND SHOWERS COMPARTIDO
Our cabin in rustic style makes it unique for being hubicado the banks of the Aguarico River where vegetation and can observe birds and monkeys. SE accommodates 8 people
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Located in a strategic place that allows take the bus for tourism in forest areas, travel to Quito, Coca, Cuyabeno or Colombia. There are basic services, transport, rest areas, gazebo, and few meters from the river beaches Aguarico
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FARM HOUSE COCONA is a place where you can stay WHILE LEARNING THE SPANISH LANGUAGE FREE OF CHARGE, ALL ARE WELCOME
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We are considered the Hotel of the city not only for our high quality but by the warmth with which we treat our guests are greeted by owners
The best accommodation in the Cuyabeno National Park. Enjoy 3, 4 days or 5 days expeditions in the Jungle, or the best Birding Tour in Cuyabeno, consisting of 6 days in the jungle in search of the most beautiful birds in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Enjoy the purest Nature of Ecuador with its incredible fauna and flora. Discover the magic of the Amazon rainforest and its treasures! My accommodation is good for couples, adventurers, families (with children), and large groups.
ITINERARY How to get to Lago Agrio or Nueva Loja? There are 2 possibilities to get to Lago Agrio, the first is by plane (Quito ~ 45 min.) And the second bus (Quito ~ 8 hours or bus terminal Ecuador). Day 1 - Quito - Lago Agrio - El Puente Flight (9:00 am) or bus (one day before - 8 hours) to Lago Agrio. Transfer from Lago Agrio to El Puente. Registration of passports or identity cards and boarding, 2 hours canoe trip down the Cuyabeno river to the lodge. In the afternoon canoe ride around the lake to watch birds and other animals such as pink river dolphins, monkeys, etc. Night: dinner and night walk to possibly observe nocturnal birds such as owls and other animals like frogs, spiders, and insects ... Day 2 - Big Laguna After breakfast, a three hour walk in the primary forest to see its incredible diversity, especially birds, to learn about the flora and fauna in the use of plants for survival. Back at camp, lunch and relaxing time. In the afternoon, sunset at Laguna Grande with the opportunity to swim in it. After searching out alligators, boas, night monkeys, etc. Return to the lodge and dinner. Day 3 - Rio Cuyabeno After breakfast, canoe trip down the river to the Siona indigenous community to interact and learn about their traditions and customs, demonstration and participation in the development of Casabe typical regional dish made from cassava. Lunch, then visit and meeting with the shaman, to know their secrets and ancestral knowledge of shamanism. At night the dinner. Day 4 - El Puente - Lago Agrio - Quito Early morning: Bird watching by the river. Breakfast: Travel the Cuyabeno river to El Puente. Return to Lago Agrio to take the flight or bus to Quito. End of our services. It INCLUDES: jungle walks and canoe tours with native guide • Accommodation (private bathroom, hot water and mosquito net) (double and quadruple) • Meals on the tour (breakfast, lunch, dinner and purified water) • Provision of rubber boots and ponchos • Transport Lago Agrio - Lodge - Lago Agrio • Electricity and recharge your batteries. NOT INCLUDED: oTransporte Quito - Lago Agrio - Quito Tips and extra drinks at the bar oComidas before and after the tour Community oContribución to $ 8.00 per person
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