Every one of these is somewhere we would book ourselves: crofter's houses on the cliffs with the sea in every window, shepherd huts and bothies on working crofts, a lighthouse keeper's cottage on an island of its own, and hotels in old hunting lodges and Victorian houses by the water. Choose a kind of place to start, or swipe through them all.
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Find your stay →A secluded bothy for two on a wildlife croft in Sleat, with big windows, mountain views and a log burner.
Free dates1 Mar – 16 Apr23 – 26 Apr10 – 24 MayFrom 4 JunBook Stonechat Bothy


Bothan Beileag is one of two shepherd huts on Janet Ward’s croft at Heasta, four miles from Broadford on the Isle of Skye, and it is the more easily reached of the pair: parking is right beside it, and its private bathroom is closer, at the Big Shed. Inside there is a double bed with pure linen bedding, a wood-burning stove and extra instant heating, with power and charging points. In winter Janet offers this hut first, because it is more sheltered.
Free dates31 Oct – 10 Nov12 Nov – 10 Dec11 – 20 Dec23 – 27 DecSee Bothan Beileag