Farm Bed & Breakfast Accommodation
Near Drumossie Hotel
Inverness - Scotland

Member of Discover Travel & Tours (4 Flags)

Ideal for touring the Scottish Highlands
Loch Ness - Castles - Distilleries

Visitors to the Highlands will find a warm and friendly welcome from Aileen Munro
at her spacious bungalow 'Taransay' delightfully situated on the family farm
approximately 2 miles south of Inverness.

Taransay commands panoramic views over the Moray Firth, Black Isle and the hills beyond. Large picture windows frame the beautiful views and the sunsets are truly spectacular, yet all the facilities of Inverness are only a few minutes away by car.

There are 2 tastefully furnished bedrooms both with tea/coffee making facilities, electric blankets, televisions and radios. As previous members of the Scottish Tourist Board and the AA, we were graded 3 Stars and were featured in 'AA Best British B&Bs'.	1 double room with ensuite facilities 1 large twin bedroom with a full bathroom (including shower) next door.
The dining room is large and well appointed where a full breakfast is served.	Guests can relax in a very comfortably furnished sitting room with TV.

Bed and Breakfast: from £22 per person per night. We are open all year. No Smoking. Email: aileen.munro@scotnet.co.uk Evening meals can be obtained nearby without the need to go into Inverness.

Inverness can be easily reached by car, train or plane. Overnight sleeper trains operate from London Euston Station, and there are regular daytime trains running between London - Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness every day. There are also daily flights to/from Inverness Airport. Car rental is available locally if required.

Cawdor Castle

Nearby - East of Inverness Culloden Battlefield and Visitors Centre Cawdor Castle, 14th Century home of the Thanes of Cawdor with attractive gardens Castle Stuart, ancient home of the Earls of Moray and the Stuart family Fort George, one of Europe's most impressive 18th Century fortresses

Exploring in this direction visitors can take the seaside resort of Nairn
(Highland Railway and Fishertown Museums), and Brodie Castle (National Trust).

Nearby - South-West of Inverness: Loch Ness and Loch Ness Cruises Loch Ness Monster Exhibition centre at Drumnadrochit Half an hour to the South: Aviemore and the Cairngorms Rothiemurchus Visitors Centre

Urquhart Castle, Loch Ness

Boat trips from Ullapool

Day trips (North and West) Crossing the Kessock bridge east of Inverness you reach the unspoilt Black Isle and the tourist area of Ross and Cromarty. On the Black Isle you can visit the coastal villages along the north side of the Moray Firth. Don't miss the famous Cromarty Courthouse with its lifelike animations. Travelling west there is the charming spa town of Strathpeffer. Continue west to Inverewe Gardens warmed by the Gulf Stream then on to Ullapool for a cruise to the Summer Isles (bird colonies and basking seals).

For further information or to make a booking / reservation please contact me direct: Mrs. Aileen Munro Lower Muckovie Farm, Inshes, Inverness IV2 5BB, Scotland Telephone/Fax: +44 (0)1463 231880 Email: aileen.munro@scotnet.co.uk I look forward to welcoming you to the Highlands!

DIRECTIONS TO 'TARANSAY'
(Click here for a detailed location map)

Approaching Inverness via main A9 from the south: After passing the junction to Farr and Daviot on the left you will see a Tourist Information Point and Picnic site. Shortly beyond this look for the exit left to Milton of Leyes B9177 (note signs B9006 to Culloden Battlefield 5 miles, Drumossie Hotel). Follow this road round the roundabout, through the underpass and left down the hill past the hotel. Our farm is a few hundred yards further down the hill on the right - look for a drive and a sign with a cows head as well as my Bed & Breakfast sign. Taransay is on the right a few yards down the drive. (If you continue down the hill you would come to the B9006 junction: Inverness left and Culloden right).

Approaching via main A9 to Perth from North West (Dual Carriageway): Exit left for B9006 Culloden, Cawdor etc. At traffic lights (T junction Inverness left and Culloden right), turn right. Continue past Veterinary Surgery, kennels and cottages on right until junction to the right signposted Drumossie Hotel (A9). Turn right and proceed uphill past Easterfield Farm and a white bungalow at the bottom of the hill. Near the top of the hill you will see the Lower Muckovie Farm driveway on the left with a sign depicting a cow's head as well as my Bed & Breakfast sign. Turn into the drive for Taransay a few yards down on the right. If you overshoot exit off A9, take the next one signposted B9177 Milton of Leys that leads you past Drumossie Hotel and downhill towards B9006 to Culloden to find Taransay on the right as in directions from the south.

Sightseeing and travel information is provided online
in the The Internet Guide to Scotland:
Inverness and the local area

And if you are curious as to the origin of the house's name,
it comes from the Isle of Taransay
off the coast of Harris in the Western Isles.

Taransay B&B web page copyright Aileen Munro and The Internet Guide to Scotland 2000-2008
www.scotland-info.co.uk/taransay