Self-Catering chalet near Plockton and the Isle of Skye secluded, well equipped and dog friendly.

Duirinish Holiday Lodges Eigg Lodge is a Scandinavian Style lodge with 2 bedrooms and one shower room. There is one double bedroom and one twin bedded room. Eigg sleeps up to 4 people. The lodge has electric heating in every room. Heating and electricity are included in the price of the lodge. Shared laundry facilities onsite.

Eigg Lodge has a private terrace, perfect for a barbeque and a glass of wine.

EPC rating: E


Sleeping Arrangements

Bedroom 1:
The double bedroom has a 4’6″ bed with crisp white bed linen, bed side tables, a chest of drawers and a built in wardrobe. Towels are also provided.

Bedroom 2:
The twin bedroom has two 3ft single beds, a bedside table, chest of drawers and a built in wardrobe. The beds are made up ready for you with crisp white bed linen and towels are also provided.


Exterior

We are 9 Log Cabins set in 3 acres of grass and woodland, just 2 miles from the idyllic village of Plockton and 4 miles from the Isle of Skye.


Getting there

Use the co-ordinates below for your Sat Nav, as Postcode-based Sat Nav will only take you as far as the village not to the Lodges themselves. 57° 19' 4.8612" North, 5° 40' 18.0876" West
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From Duirinish cross the bridge following the signs towards Plockton, after about 200 yards turn right towards Achmore and Strome Ferry. One hundred yards down the road just after a cattle grid you will see the entrance to Duirinish Holiday Lodges on the right.

Approaching from Inverness and the north on the A890. One hundred yards beyond a sign to the right saying ‘Strome Ferry (no ferry)’ you should turn right into the village of Achmore, also signposted to Plockton. Stay on this single track road for approximately 4 miles (ignore the right turn to Plockton after about 3 miles). You will go past a small loch on your left and about half a mile later you will come to a cattle grid just around a bend. We are on the left just before the cattle grid.