Lochbay Boathouse

The tide laps at the stones below, and through the window you can watch the light change over the loch — pewter to rose, depending on the weather rolling in from the Minch.

This is for couples or small families who want a proper Highland retreat, not a tent-in-a-field. You're choosing between a camping pod or a chalet, both of which put you right on the water's edge. The location delivers that classic West Highland beauty — big skies, seabirds, the kind of quiet that makes you realise how loud normal life is. Dogs may be welcome, but it's worth asking ahead. Same goes for campfires; check when you arrive so you know what's allowed.

Facilities aren't spelled out in detail, so this is more about the setting than amenities — pack accordingly, and be ready for a back-to-basics vibe in a spectacular spot. It's remote, peaceful, and utterly Scottish. If you want Instagram views and a wood-burner evening, this delivers.