Loch Ness - Scottish Highlands
Bed and Breakfast / Self-Catering Accommodation

Cameron and Christine Donnelly
The Imray Shop, Fort William Road, Fort Augustus, PH32 4BD, Scotland
Email: Imray@imray.demon.co.uk
Telephone/Fax: +44 (0)1320 366724 or 366487

Sitting at the southern tip of Loch Ness, Fort Augustus is halfway between Fort William and Inverness. An ideal location for your holiday in the Highlands whether you want to stop a night or two at our B&B or stay for a week or more in one of our self-catering properties.

Self-Catering Accommodation

Cawdor Cottage 10 Lovat Terrace, Fort Augustus Two sitting rooms, two bedrooms. Bathroom, shower room, kitchen. Sleeps 4 plus 2 on sofa bed. Please enquire for vacancies/prices and further details.

Imray's, Fort William Road, Fort Augustus PH32 4BD Flat above the shop. Excellent views. Four bedrooms (2 double, 2 single). Lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility room, bathroom, separate toilet. Sleeps 6 plus 1 on pull-out bed. Vacancies for the flat from 19 August to the end of October 2000 at the following prices per week: August: £300 First 2 weeks in September: £240 Last 2 weeks in September: £200 October: £200

Oaklands Bed and Breakfast

Oaklands, Fort William Road Fort Augustus PH32 4BQ We have one room with ensuite facilities and 1 room with private facilities. Please email us for further info.

Fort Augustus is an excellent base for your holiday in the Highlands.

As well the old abbey and the maze, the Clansman Centre and the picturesque locks for the Caledonian Canal, the village also has a golf course, shops and tourist information centre. The Imray Shop has a huge selection of Scottish gifts and needlepoint items. Cruises are available on Loch Ness for a spot of monster hunting or just to enjoy the spectacular scenery.

From Fort Augustus you can tour the whole circumference of Loch Ness, visiting the Nessie exhibitions at Drumnadrochit and the historic ruins of Urquhart Castle (pictured here). As well as the main tourist sights, it is well worth taking a few detours to explore Glen Affric for example. To the north, it is a short drive to the Highland capital, Inverness from where you can visit the infamous Culloden Battlefield, the Campbell stronghold of Cawdor Castle famed for its lovely gardens, and the popular seaside resort of Nairn, to name but a few of the local attractions.

To the south, Fort William lies at the other end of the Great Glen and nestles at the foot of Britain's highest mountain. From there you can explore the magnificent scenery of Glencoe or head northwards along the fabled Road to the Isles and over to Skye. The so-called 'misty isle' can also be reached by the road from Loch Ness through the Five Sisters of Kintail and this route enables you to visit the picturesque Eilean Donan Castle.

To book your stay or request further information, please contact us direct:

Cameron and Christine Donnelly
The Imray Shop, Fort William Road, Fort Augustus, PH32 4BD, Scotland
Email: Imray@imray.demon.co.uk
Telephone/Fax: +44 (0)1320 366724 or 366487

We accept payment by all the major credit cards.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Highlands!
Don't forget to call in and browse around our selection of Scottish gifts at The Imray Shop.

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