DUNULTACH
Bed and Breakfast
Dunultach, Clachan, By
Tarbert, Argyll. PA29 6XW
Telephone: 01880 740650 Fax: 01880 740296
Dunultach offers four star bed and breakfast accommodation in a stunningly beautiful location . Open April to end October.
Dunultach is situated on the A83, just outside the village of Clachan on the Kintyre peninsula, Dunultach offers four star bed and breakfast.
Conveniently located for all the ferry terminals it is also near the start of the Kintyre Trail.
Whether touring, joining or leaving a ferry for the Islands, or as a base for exploring, walking, cycling, golfing or fishing, you will find all you need at this 100 years old, former Free Church manse.
Kintyre, Argyll and the Western Highlands are rich in heritage and scenic beauty. Add to this the splendour of the islands just a short ferry trip away and you can see why Dunultach is in an ideal location for those wishing to explore. Self catering apartment also available.
Accommodation
We offer a choice of rooms to suit all your needs.
There are two double rooms with king size beds which are en-suite and one twin bedded room with a private bathroom.
All tastefully decorated, they are equipped with tea and coffee making facilities, colour television, radio/clock/alarm, hairdryers and shoe cleaning materials.
Breakfast
Breakfast is served in the conservatory
and is an experience not to be missed.
The full and varied menu, much of which is home made, will provide satisfaction for small and large appetites.
Early departures can be catered for.
Evening meals on night of arrival and packed lunches can be provided by prior arrangement and the needs of vegetarians catered for at all times.
No Smoking.
Small pets by arrangement.
Ample Parking.
Self Catering Apartment
Larger families may wish to take advantage of our self catering apartment. www.selfcateringinuk.com
The Kintyre Peninsula.
Starting at the seaside town of Tarbert, the 40 mile long “mainland island” runs south to Campbeltown and then on down to the Mull of Kintyre itself.
Sir Paul McCartney was so captivated by the view from the cliffs on the “Mull” that he wrote the best selling song of the same name. Looking over the rough moorland and across the sea to Northern Ireland just 11 miles away is bracing to say the least.
Boasting 5 golf courses, miles of sandy beaches, lochs, hills, history, wildlife and of course fabulous seafood, you can see why this unspoilt part of Scotland is an idyllic place to visit.
The Kintyre trail gives you a choice of two routes, following either the east or west coast initially. Either one will give you the chance of seeing the following attractions.
Saddell Abbey – Burial place of Somerled, Lord of the Isles.
Skipness Castle – Stronghold of the Campbells.
St. Columba’s footprints – when he landed from Ireland in 563 AD, they were carved into the rock near Southend.
The Mull of Kintyre itself.
Birdlife – up to 200 species, including maybe a Golden Eagle.
Sealife – Seals bask on the rocks, on the west coast particularly.
Wildlife – including deer. (please drive carefully)
Historic churches, standing stones, forts etc. etc.
We have a selection of leaflets to give you more information and to help you plan your days
Tariff's
Bed and Breakfast - £27.50 to £32.50 per person per night for two persons sharing a double or twin room
Single Occupancy . £35 - 40 per person per night.
Evening Meal £25 (four courses plus coffee)£15 (two courses plus coffee)£7.50 (Soup and sandwiches) Notes: reduced rates for extended stays. To confirm booking, a one third deposit is required.
For further information please visit our website:- www.dunultach.co.uk
or Email:- contact@Dunultach.co.uk
John & Elizabeth Ball
Dunultach, Clachan, By Tarbert, Argyll. PA29 6XW
Telephone: 01880 740650
Fax: 01880 740296