The best accommodations Mallaig

Doune is one more argument to visit the Knoydart peninsula, one of the last wild bastions in Europe. You'll want to relax or get into action (diving, sailing, hiking...) in this wild paradise, composed of rooms with bathrooms in a beautiful pine lodge, a nice house to rent and a restaurant that has won several awards. The full board offer includes breakfast, picnic basket for lunch and dinner in the evening. Reservations are for 3, 4 or 7 nights, with discounts for 7 nights.

Right in the centre of Mallaig and facing the port, this beautiful stone house has five bedrooms, including three doubles, one twin and one single. The last two share a bathroom but all the others have private facilities. Each has a modern and cosy design, with a variety of colours and discreet tartan patterns. It is very easy to reach, located 200 m from the train station and 300 m from the ferry terminal, which leads to Skye and Knoydart, but also from the heart of the city, with its bars and restaurants.

This small house offers two double or family rooms with bathroom. The views from the windows are breathtaking - lochs and mountains - and you get a taste of Scottish hospitality. The B&B is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding hills on foot or taking a cruise to the surrounding islands. Your hosts will be happy to point out walks and hikes from the house, or to advise you on places to visit or porpoise and dolphin watching.