Our self catering holiday cottage accommodation offers a choice of two properties, Inch Hame (right) sleeping 4 people has double and twin bedrooms, large sitting/dining room with a large picture window for the veiw and bird feeders, modern kitchen and bathroom, it has been redecorated throughout this winter.
The Sheiling, (below) which sleeps two people has a large bed/sitting room with twin beds, modern kitchen and bathroom. It looks out onto a large lawn with bird feeders and wooded hillside. TV, Wifi and oil central heating are included in the price of both properties. Use the self-catering button above to see more details.

Ardrioch Farm is a cedar wood property on one level, set in an informal garden with lovely views across Loch Cuin, a sea loch, to the hills of Quinnish beyond. The farm is a small croft where sheep graze in the fields around the house and there are 20 acre of deciduous woodland for our guests to enjoy, in which we have had the very rare Large Heath Butterfly.

White-tailed Sea Eagles and Hen Harriers can be seen flying over the hills and woodland at the rear of the farm and we have regular visits to the garden from  a Buzzard and Sparrowhawk. A short walk to the lochside may produce possible Red Deer and Otter as well as breeding ducks and waders.

Ardrioch is situated one mile from the picturesque village of Dervaig, where The Bellachroy Inn serves excellent food. Dervaig Premier  Store and post office is the best food store on the island so you don't need to stock up in advance. 4 miles away lies the beautiful scenic Calgary Bay with its wonderful white shell sand beach, a must stop for any visitors to this magical island. At "Calgary Art in Nature" there is a restaurant for lunches and Art Gallery as well as a lovely woodland walk. ‘Am Birlinn’ restaurant  is just 1 mile away using locally sourced products this also has excellent food. At Croig and Langamull there are lovely walks and beaches.  Tobermory, 9 miles away, is the main town on the island and has a colourful main street and large scenic harbour. Around the main car park is a new marine centre, a whisky distillery and a garage with petrol pumps. Tobermory has an excellent book shop, an arts centre and a super chocolate shop. There are several restaurants, 3 pubs and a great fish and chip van in the town so you won't starve whatever your food preferences.

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Ardriochs peaceful setting  surrounded by fields and woodland seen from above.

We have a pair of White-tail Eagles  in the vicinity of our farm and the eagles can be seen seen regularly flying over the house and garden.

Red Deer on the hills and Fallow Deer, Otters are regularly seen and in the lochs Grey and Common Seal, Dolphins, Porpoise. Hares and also Highland Cattle and Hebridean Sheep.

Primroses, Bluebell Woods, Yellow Flag Iris, Gorse. Many varieties of wild Orchids, Cotton Grass, Sun Dew, Milkwort, Lousewort, Butterwort and Grass of Parnassus. A paradise for botanists.

The history of Scotland comes to life with its ruined Castles, deserted villages, Crannogs, Brochs and Duns. Standing Stones have a history we don't fully understand and each one must have a tale to tell.

The volcanic creation of the island formed beautiful mountain scenery and raised beaches. Sills, dykes, xenoliths were created and pillow lava flowed creating interesting rock formations.