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Fisherfield Self Catering enquiries and reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
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Fisherfield is the historic name for the community of traditional fishermens cottages established along the shoreline around Portree Bay. The house has one of the most spectacular outlooks in Skye, situated
overlooking Portree Bay, with views across to Ben Tianavaig, and
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Fisherfield Self Catering Accommodation
Beautifully decorated, and fully equipped, we guarantee that you will
be delighted with the facilities on offer.
Luxury 5-Star self-catering accommodation on the Isle of Skye.
Three luxurious bedrooms, two double and one twin, have been specifically
designed to match comfort with space. The bedrooms have top quality beds,
and all have flat screen TVs installed.
Bed linen and towels are provided, and the duvets and pillows are sumptuous
goose-down.
All bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, with cast iron roll top baths and
separate shower cabinets, fitted with quality power showers.
Central heating is supplemented by the warmth of a real
fire in the lounge, with the fireplace constructed of stone from the Nicolson's
original ancestral home dating back to the nineteenth century on the nearby
island of Rona.
The house also boasts a range of unexpected modern day luxuries.
A Panasonic forty four inch television screen with satellite connection,
DVD player and play station 2 are provided in the spacious lounge.
Computer facilities with internet connection are provided
in the open plan study, allowing you to keep in touch with the outside
world, while tucked away in your island retreat.
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Fisherfield Self Catering Facilities
Parking |
Ironing Facilities |
Disabled Parking |
Outdoor Play Area |
No Smoking Permitted |
Payphones Available |
Disabled Parking Available |
Laundry Facilities on Complex |
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Activities
Hardly a week goes by on Skye without an event of some kind, but even
without organised concerts, festivals and shows, the Isle of Skye is a
holiday destination above most.
It's mountain ranges, the Cuillin, are internationally recognised for
the quality of walking and climbing, 'Munro-baggers' make Skye a primary
destination.
Coastal walks and easier rambles abound, with an incredible array of rare
and spectacular animals, birds and plants.
The historical heritage is everywhere; to be found in museums, and scattered
settlements and brochs.
If your taste is for the gentler pursuits, or you need rest and recuperation
from outdoor exertions, Skye has award-winning restaurants, arts and crafts,
festivals of all kinds, music in pubs, cinema, theatre if you want it,
it's likely that Skye covers it.
Directions
The Isle of Skye, on the west coast of Scotland is a long way from the
hustle and bustle, but is well served with transport links.
You can fly into Inverness airport as the nearest air link.
From there you can hire drive, or catch a bus direct to Portree.
If driving from further afield, you can find the best route map and description
using the AA Route Planner.
By road, you have a choice between coming up through
spectacular Glen Coe and Fort William, either taking the famous Road to
the Isles to Mallaig, catching the ferry to Armadale and continuing up
to Portree, or continuing up through Lochalsh to meet the Skye Bridge
at Kyle of Lochalsh.
Or you could choose to continue up the A9 and cut across Scotland through
some of the most rugged and beautiful of Highland scenery.
Once on Skye, the main road continues up through Broadford and Sligachan
and Fisherfield is easily found on the outskirts of Portree.
Email
Fisherfield Self Catering enquiries and reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
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