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Lochbay bed & breakfast

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We are a Scottish owned and run Bed and Breakfast situated in the beautiful peninsula of Waternish.

Our B&B overlooks the Minch and the Outer Hebrides and is only a ten-minute walk from the seafront.

Whether you want a single day’s accommodation, or need a base to explore the Waternish peninsula and fantastic islands of the Inner Hebrides, we can provide quality rooms, personal service and a friendly atmosphere so you enjoy your stay with us.

Lochbay B&B

24 Lochbay
Waternish
Isle of Skye
IV55 8GD

Tel 01470 592377

We have a Double En-suite and a Twin E-suite
Full Scottish breakfast inc cereals fruit and Porridge.
Our B&B has fantastic views over Lochbay and the Minch
A ten min walk from Lochbay seafood restaurant and the Stein Inn.
We offer accommodation throughout Christmas and New Year.
Skye is becoming an increasingly popular destination for visitors over the festive season.
Whether you want a base for peace and relaxation or enjoy a ceilidh or two, Waternish is your ideal setting!
Our prices for the rooms do not alter over the festive period.
Contact us for details.

Portree and Dunvegan are bothl within easy reach
Explore a Highland Estate

With woodlands, sea lochs, farms, rivers, gardens, mountains - The Black Cuillins and MacLeod’s Tables, sea eagles, otters, seals, red deer and a multitude of sea birds.

Any visit to this enchanted Isle must be deemed incomplete without savouring the wealth of history offered by Dunvegan Castle and Gardens.

Dunvegan Castle is the oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland and has been the stronghold of the Chiefs of MacLeod for nearly 800 years. Built on a rock, it has survived clan battles, the extremes of feast and famine and the profound social, political and economic changes through which the Western Highlands and Islands have passed.

Originally designed to keep people out, romantic and historic Dunvegan Castle was first opened to the public in 1933. Over the years, we have given a warm Highland welcome to visitors including Sir Walter Scott, Dr Johnson, Queen Elizabeth II and the Japanese Emperor Akihito and we now look forward to welcoming you.