- Beautiful quiet Beach on the south coast of Islay!
- Family & Pet Friendly !
- Walking distance from some of Scotland's World Famous Distilleries
Experience the charm of Islay with this family-friendly, pet-welcoming seaside retreat - Traigh Bheag East.
Perfectly situated near Bowmore, this property boasts:
- 3 bedrooms accommodating 6 guests—1 king bed, 2 singles, and a bunk bed.
- Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine, and microwave; high-speed internet; and a fireplace.
- Enjoy a private garden, patio, BBQ area, and breath-taking sea views from the beach on your doorstep.
- Family Essentials: Highchair and travel cot provided for young guests.
- Just minutes from world-famous distilleries, stunning beaches, and cultural landmarks.
This coastal haven is ideal for families or groups seeking a peaceful getaway, offering direct access to natural beauty and rich cultural experiences.
Local Attractions:
- Port Ellen Distillery: Famous for its whisky production and scenic views and the Three Distilleries path leading to Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Ardbeg. Kilchoman Distillery: Offers a more intimate whisky-tasting experience just along from Machir Bay renowned for its picturesque beach and sunsets. The Museum of Islay Life: Explore local history and heritage.
- Port Charlotte: A charming coastal village with excellent dining.
House Rules:
- Check-in time is from 4pm. Check-out is 10am.
- Smoking is not permitted within the property. If smoking outside, please dispose of cigarette butts responsibly.
FAQ
Can we bring our pets to the property?
We allow pets to the property but only downstairs, if you have well behaved pets and are planning on bringing them, please do let us know when you’ve booked.
Is there space for us to park our car?
There’s plenty of space to park at the property, definitely not a worry!
Can we use the property for our party?
Unfortunately not, it’s a property that’s been in the family for a long time and we’d prefer not to host expansive, rowdy parties. Small gatherings and events are welcome so long as the activities remain respectful of neighbours and the property itself.
