With its relaxed atmosphere and beautiful loch-side setting, this semi-detached (four star) former ferryman's cottage provides comfortable holiday accommodation of a high standard. Bright, spacious and tastefully furnished the house, situated on the shores of Loch Leven, sits in its own carefully maintained garden with spectacular views of the surrounding hills and lochs. This area of unparalleled beauty between Glencoe and Fort William attracts outdoor enthusiasts at all levels for : sking, climbing, hill-walking, photography, wildlife, touring and island hopping or Loch cruises from Oban or Fort William. There is excellent shopping in both these towns, plus evening entertainment and a good variety of places to eat out. Indoor swimming pool and sports facilities are available at the local hotel or in Fort William. Upstairs, one double, one twin and one single bedroom, hair dryer in each bedroom (folding cot is provided), please give prior notice if cot required. Downstairs, very comfortable sitting room with sofa bed, multi fuel stove, dining room with fold away bed, well-fitted spacious modern kitchen with dinning area, bathroom with electric shower, bath and electric shaving point Cooking by electricity, oil fired central heating, Electric Cooker, fridge, freezer, auto washer dryer, iron table, dishwasher, dyson hoover, microwave, colour television, video, DVD player + selection of 50 dvds for children and adults, CD player, radio, pots, pans, cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, glasses and coffee maker. Garden Furniture including Brinkmann Professional Barbecue provided in the garden. Pets are most welcome at no extra charge. Complimentary starter pack containing Teabags, Coffee, Milk, Sugar, Breakfast Cereal etc.provided. LINEN: Items provided are Pillows, Duvets, Bed Linen. Towels, Table Linen, Kitchen Towels. Rent INCLUSIVE of Linen, electricity, oil and solid fuel. Telephone : 01324 554455. (local rate : 08450 956178) or mobile : 07929862591 for further information and booking enquiries.

Kinlochleven and Onich share a glorious past and a promising future as they attract increasing numbers of visitors to the area. However, it is not only history that they have to offer but also stunning geographical features. Ballachulish and Kinlochleven are on the shores of with Onich just around the corner on the edge of Loch Linnie providing a panoramic view across the loch to the hills of Appin, Morvin and the distant Island of Mull. Onich boasts a number of hotel and guest houses including the where the ferry crossing to Ardgour takes place. Ballachulish is split into North and South by Loch Leven but the two areas are joined by the Ballachulish Bridge. The name comes from the for village of the narrows and the first settlement to bear the name lay where North Ballachulish is today. Its twin on the South side of the loch rapidly followed. Loch Leven narrows dramatically here, where North and South Ballachulish grew up around the slipways from which a ferry crossed the loch as early as 1730. A vehicle ferry started to cross the narrows in 1912 but the service, which could be pretty scary, finally disappeared in 1975 when the bridge was opened. South Ballachulish largely comprises the slipway and the hotel. Close to the steps leading down from the bridge to the Oban road, near the hotel, is a memorial to James Stewart - innocent of the crime but hanged here in 1752 for the. This was the killing of John Campbell, an event used as the basis for Robert Louis Stevenson's novel Kidnapped. North Ballachulish is a little more developed and is home to both an upmarket and Factory Units - producing items from jewellery to boats and musical instruments. The Loch Leven Hotel stands above the old slipway and a short walk along the shores of Loch Leven is Bishops Bay, a haven for yachts and motor boats, adding excitement to the beautiful scenery and tranquillity. The largest settlement known now as Ballachulish, started life as Laroch in the 1500s, and lies on the south side of Loch Leven, a mile or so west of the village of. By the early 1700s it was the site of a major slate quarrying operation which continued for over 250 years until 1955, when the quarries closed. The quarry is now a tourist attraction with well laid out walks and information plaques. is sited near the entrance to the Quarry and a few yards along the road there's a grocery shop, a hardware shop - selling fishing tackle and other supplies and The Laroch Lounge and Restaurant. On the opposite side of the A82 easily accessed via a tunnel is the. Isles of Glencoe Hotel. Lochaber Water Sports providing yacht charter, training, fast boat trips and hire of small craft and cycles. Since the demise of the aluminium smelter in June 2000 the people of Kinlochleven are determined to recreate a truly rural village through the controlled management of its many varied and unique natural resources. One of the newest attractions in the area is the which is the biggest indoor climbing facility in the world. It also features the UK's largest articulated rock climbing wall and a competition standard bouldering wall making it the perfect place to practice, train and learn every conceivable mountaineering skill. With a sauna, steam room, plunge pool and hot tub there are even things to do for people who have never set foot on a mountain. The village is uniquely suited for hill walking, climbing, sailing and fishing. Most areas are as yet not used to their full potential. The same applies of course to the communities of Onich and Ballachulish. The population is mixed, with many born and bred in the village and a large number of incomers, happy to live in this tranquil community which offers some of the most rugged and beautiful scenery in Scotland.

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Corran Ferry Timetable. FARES: Private / Light Goods Vehicles: Car, Goods vehicle up to 3500kg GVW, Land Rover. Motorhome / Caravanette. Minibus up to 16 seats. Motor Cycle and Sidecar. Registered Disabled Driver. Book of 30 tickets (valid for 1 year) - vehicle specific (private owned car or small van registration). Lochaber OAP (valid for 2 years) - purchased at service point (Pink). Vehicles Over 3500kg GVW (including VAT where applicable)

 Clothes dry cleaning
 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Ironing facilities
 Kitchen
 Laundry services/washing machine
 Pets are accepted
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Cheques accepted
 Common room with a TV set