There are still adventures to be had
NEW WINTER VISIT OPTIONS
Between November and March, join us for relaxed and cosy stays at The Albannach.
We’re normally hibernating over the winter months but we’re doing things a bit differently this year.
As the smell of log fires fill the air and stars cover the night sky, we’re offering accommodation at The Albannach, Bed and Breakfast, for those who need a little extra ‘Coorie’ in their lives, or, those seeking a mini adventure!
As well as the usual in-room amenities, you’ll find extra woollen blankets and decadent Arran bath salts. In the mornings you’ll wake up to a wholesome and warming breakfast.
So whether you pack an OS map and your hiking boots, or you plan on spending the weekend reading in the bathtub - be prepared to fall in love with the Highlands, all over again.
With limited suites and dates being made available book now to secure your winter Highlands escape.
Winter bed and breakfast:
Choose between the kalsoom, penthouse or Byre suites
All our usual room amenities plus arran bath salts and brodies chocolate
Wholesome breakfast
No rush, Late check-out, 12 noon
Only two room bookings being taken per night
2 night minimum stay
Travel insurance is advisable over winter when severe weather can effect travel plans.
Winter sights
Photography:
On a clear day the winter light is a photographers dream. The “big hills” may have a dusting of snow and the hundreds of small lochans become frozen mirrors reflecting the sky. Find a quiet spot to enjoy some night time photography of dark skies filled with stars and possibly even a display of the Aurora.
Walking:
Even in winter many low level walks are still enjoyable, as long as you layer up and wear waterproofs. Two local walks can be taken from the doors of The Albannach, with no need to get in the car. The first takes you through the wilderness to a beautiful white sand beach and the other a circuit along the river Inver.
Hill walking is not recommended during the winter months, due to the limited hours of daylight and risk of severe weather. Although an experienced guide can be hired for expeditions into the hills!
