Glencairn-Mallaig

Alan and Fiona are the new owners of Glencairn Bed and Breakfast in the heart of Mallaig.

They pride themselves in offering a warm and homely welcome to all their guests.

Glencairn is a no smoking establishment and all bedrooms are en suite with hospitality trays,freeview TV and free WiFi.

Guests have their own house keys and are free to come and go as they please.

Glencairn also boasts a wonderful view of the harbour and yachting marina,plus the islands of Skye,Rhum and Eigg.

On a pleasant evening guests can sit in the garden and watch the ferries and fishing boats coming in and out out of the harbour and witness the magnificent sunsets.

We are five minutes walk from the centre of the village with beautiful views across Mallaig harbour and toward the Isles.

The train station is in the centre of the village where you can watch the Jacobite Steam train coming in and out.

If you are a steam train or movie enthusiast you can travel to Glenfinnan about thirty minutes away from Mallaig to see the Jacobite cross the famous Glenfinnan viaduct as shown in the Harry Potter films.

If guests would like to go exploring the Isle of Skye,there are around eight ferries a day at peak times going across to Armadale during the season.

From there they can travel up to Portree the capital of Skye. Popular visits on Skye are Eilean Donan castle,Dunvegan castle,Talisker Whisky Distillery and the Fairy pools at Loch Brittle.

There is also the Calmac ferry named Loch Nevis which goes around the Small Isles of Muck,Eigg,Rhum and Canna.

Western Isles Cruises provide a daily sailing up the scenic Loch Nevis to visit the village of Inverie on the Knoydart Peninsula where you can visit the remotest pub on mainland Britain,The Old Forge.

Glencairns Dining room overlooks Mallaig harbour,where you can sit and enjoy your full Scottish breakfast whilst watching the boats come and go.

Fresh fruit,yogurt and cereal is also available.

Free parking is also available.

A cozy Bed and Breakfast with stunning views