Whether you're seeking a romantic hideaway, a family-friendly retreat, or a luxurious base to explore the Outer Hebrides, the Isle of Harris has it all.
From elegant bed and breakfasts to stylish self-catering cottages, these featured Platinum Member properties offer stunning views, exceptional comfort, and the warmest of welcomes. Immerse yourself in the island’s breathtaking scenery, rich wildlife, and peaceful atmosphere with a stay at one of these unforgettable getaways.
Ceol na Mara
Direcleit, Isle of Harris
Sleeps 8, 4 bedrooms
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Ceol na Mara is an award-winning 5-star bed and breakfast, perfectly nestled just a short drive from the Tarbert Ferry Terminal.
Immerse yourself in ultimate privacy, tranquility, and awe-inspiring views over the sea loch. Every morning savour the Breakfast which showcases the finest local produce. The B&B boasts a stunning garden area where you can bask in the scenery and perhaps even witness golden eagles soaring overhead!
Harris Hideaway
Cliasamol, Isle of Harris
Sleeps 2, 1 bedroom
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Escape to a cliff top luxury retreat with stunning sea views, amazing wildlife and stunning landscapes. This secluded retreat hidden above the Sound of Taransay has stylish and serene interiors and is the ultimate place for relaxation.
Harris Hideaway is a holiday cottage of dreams, with extremely spacious open plan layout for a couple. Enjoy the vast seascape to an uninhabited island and the beautiful beaches of west Harris - once here you might never want to leave.
Old Mission House
Maraig, Isle of Harris
Sleeps 6, 3 bedroms
Image: Old Mission House
A former manse built in the 1880s for the local parish minister, the Old Mission House is now a cosy, period property offering welcoming holiday accommodation for groups of up to six.
It’s the perfect place for family or friends to gather; an ideal retreat for lovers of peace, beauty, nature and wildlife, offering ever-changing sea and mountain vistas as well as excellent walking right from the front door.
Two Harbours Guest House
Scalpay, Isle of Harris
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Two Harbours Boutique Guest House on Scalpay offers stylish coastal accommodation with stunning harbour views, just a short drive from Tarbert. Set in a historic granite house, it has three ensuite rooms, excellent breakfasts, fast WiFi, and secure bike storage. The award-winning North Harbour Bistro and Eilean Glas Lighthouse are nearby. With discounts for longer stays, it’s an ideal base for exploring Harris, Lewis, and the Outer Hebrides.
The Mission House at Mulag House
Ardvourlie, Isle of Harris
Sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms
Image: The Mission House at Mulag House
Nestled in a sheltered valley by the loch, this idyllic self-catering retreat on Harris offers warmth, comfort and stunning views. Thoughtfully designed with modern conveniences, it features a cosy living space, well-equipped kitchen, and inviting bedrooms. Ideal for exploring Harris and Lewis, or simply relaxing by the fire or loch. Enjoy nearby beaches, wildlife, and croft life with animals to see. A truly memorable base for your Outer Hebrides adventure.
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Ceol na Mara is an award-winning guest house, ideally located only a few minutes by car from the Tarbert Ferry Terminal. Surrounded by croft land, we enjoy privacy, peace and seclusion, and have wonderful views over the sea loch.
Spacious & luxurious couples’ retreat in a secluded location overlooking the sea on the road to Huisinish. Award winning, turf roofed sustainable home with beautiful designer interiors.
Located by the shores of Loch Seaforth on the wondrous Isle of Harris, the Old Mission House is nestled in the crofting hamlet of Maraig, framed by the beauty of the North Harris Hills. Sleeping upto six guests, the house enjoys direct shore access & panoramic views from every room.
Nestled between Scalpay’s two harbours, with stunning harbour view rooms, walking distance from an award-winning Bistro, breathe, relax and enjoy your stay on one of the least known Hebridean islands. An ideal location for exploring all of Lewis and Harris.
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