The best accommodations Gairloch

As the name suggests, this very well equipped campsite has its feet in the water in Gairloch. You can pitch your tent or bring your camper and caravan, but you can also rent a house or stay in a "wigwam" at night, a kind of small cottage. Showers and toilets are accessible to all and there is a building with a kitchen and dining room, as well as picnic tables. A small shop and a café are open in high season. You can also rent bikes and kayaks in the summer, or fish in the loch and river of the domain.

This bed & breakfast is installed in a lighthouse on a cliff. The lighthouse was built in 1910 by a cousin of Robert Louis Stevenson. There are four traditional rooms, all with en-suite bathrooms (or on the landing, for the Puffin and Otter), as well as an apartment - the former officers' quarters - furnished and equipped for rent. The copious and local breakfast is served in a beautiful and bright veranda.

This small 30-bed hostel is housed in a former hunting retreat on the north shore of Loch Gairloch. True to Hostelling Scotland's philosophy of simplicity and authenticity, the hostel has practical common areas such as a shared kitchen, laundry, drying room and living room, which offers panoramic views over Gairloch, the Torridon Hills, Skye Cullins and the Outer Hebrides. Convenient: the beach is right next door.

This hotel has 12 elegant and comfortable rooms, all with full bathroom, courtesy tray and some small surprises. The establishment has created themed stays: romantic getaway, gastronomic experience, "whisky lover" stay, with nature excursions. The gastronomic restaurant is another highlight of the hotel, with dinners featuring local products and a tasting menu. Finally, the bar is not to be missed, with its 250 whiskies from all over the world and 110 gins. Don't forget to check out the special offers.