Suileag

The creak of the bothy door, the rush of Highland wind, and absolute silence beyond – Suileag sits in splendid isolation, a traditional mountain refuge where the only company might be red deer grazing the slopes. This is wilderness camping distilled to its essence, a stone shelter amid the Scottish hills where self-sufficiency isn't romantic notion but necessity.

Perfect for experienced hillwalkers and those seeking true remoteness, Suileag offers both tent pitches and bothy accommodation in what feels like the edge of the world. This is Highland Scotland at its most elemental – bring everything you need, expect nothing but shelter and space. Check locally regarding dogs and whether campfires are permitted during your visit.

The appeal here is what's absent rather than present: no wardens, no facilities, no crowds. The bothy provides basic four walls and a roof, the landscape provides everything else. Available year-round, this is for purists who understand mountain safety and Leave No Trace principles. Come prepared, come humble, and experience the Highlands as generations of walkers have before you – raw, real, and utterly unforgettable.