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I booked one of the shepherd huts. Very cosy and great value. Site owners are excellent. Great place to stay for a few days.
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Located on the breathtaking Isle of Ulva is the tiny hamlet of Craigaig, which features a picturesque old bothy which takes bookings for visitors wishing for a truly unique holiday experience. Check out this site if you're interested in the overnight stay https://www.islandholidaycottages.co.uk/cragaigbothynew.php
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Leacraithnaich Bothy overlooks Loch Teàrnait, a small, lowland, freshwater loch on the Ardtornish Estate on the Morvern peninsula. Recently renovated, this four-person hut has two rooms, each with a double sleeping platform. There is also a small bothy library and two handy bench tables in each room. There is a fireplace in one of the rooms. The bothy can be accessed by bike, but be prepared for a long climb up a bumpy stoney track that is best suited for mountain bikes or a gravel bike with at least 38" tyres. Before the stoney track, you'll enjoy smooth tarmac through the Ardtornish Estate, and will even pass a farm shop selling local food and snacks.
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A bothy owned by National Trust for Scotland which can be booked to stay in - https://www.nts.org.uk/visit/places/burg
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This medium-sized bothy on the Glen Forsa Estate, Isle of Mull is an enchanting place to visit. Situated on the lower slopes of Beinn Talaidh, the bothy has three rooms and can sleep up to ten, although the Mountain Bothy Association generally permit groups no larger than six people. The former farmstead is well maintained, although you'll need to bring your own supplies to make a fire. Although the bothy is open all year round, you'll need to be mindful of the deer stalking season, from 15th August to the 15th February. Contact the Glen Forsa Estate for hill access on 01680 300674 and find out more at https://www.mountainbothies.org.uk/bothies/southwest-highlands-islands/tomsleibhe/
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