Kingairloch Estate is located on the Morvern Peninsula along the coastline of Loch Linnhe and is only a three hour's drive from Edinburgh or Glasgow.
Within it's 14,000 acres of staggering scenery are eight unique self catering properties ranging in size from accommodating two, four, six and ten. All properties stand alone and have their own character with each having magnificent views of the mountains, glens lochs or rivers.
They are all well equipped with most having either wood burning stoves or fireplaces and up to three pets are welcomed in each.
Change overs on either a Friday or Saturday for seven night breaks, plus weekend and mid-week breaks are also available.
Guests to Kingairloch will enjoy the rugged untouched beauty of the West Coast of Scotland and also get to see a wide variety of wildlife such as red deer, otters and eagles. There are numerous walking and cycling routes on the estate and when in season guests can enjoy fishing and other traditional sporting activities.
This was our 4th visit to Kingairloch and it never disappoints! The Gate Lodge is the best location we have stayed in on the estate with its views right down Loch a'Choire. If you want to get away from it all to the peace and quiet with beautiful views I cannot recommend Kingairloch enough. Wonderful place to stay, to admire the view and watch the wildlife on your doorstep, and a great base to explore the Highlands.
We have just spent the most restorative week in Kingairloch - The Steadings was great- lovely to have all of that space. The wildlife is sensational- even the pine martins made an appearance. Hiking up and around the Horseshoe was wonderful and the views make the thigh burn all worthwhile. Hope to return again and again!
We had a great time at Elastic Cottage. Half hour drive without meeting anybody but sheep to find this beautiful bay. Perfect for hiking and enjoying nature. It sometimes felt somehow unreal, in a great way. We love to come back some day!
We love Kingairloch. We have holidayed there once or twice a year for about 14 years now we think.
The estate is now under new ownership.
The new owner has a helicopter and visits often. I know these things are very expensive to run.
Our holiday price for two weeks this year at Riverside cottage was about £1300.
The same dates and the same cottage next year now costs £2500.
This is a huge increase and way over any rise in the cost of living excuse. We would have expected £100-200 increase at the most. This huge increase seems greedy and unjustifiable. The new owner needs to thi...more