Set right by the shores of Loch Linnhe, Corran is a picturesque little Scottish hamlet and a tranquil place for a self-catering break.  Surrounded by hills, Loch Linnhe with its glittering waters and views out down towards the Glencoe Mountains makes for a striking and inspirational setting.

What Corran, Highland offers for Self-Catering Holidays

If you fancy eating out whilst on a self-catering break in this part of the Highlands, right by Loch Linnhe in Corran is the Inn hotel which has both a restaurant and a bar.

For those looking to get away from it all and marvel at the glory of nature this could be the place for you to holiday and if you enjoy getting out and exploring the great outdoors then Corran and the surrounding area will not disappoint.

Things to See and Do on a Cottage Holiday in Corran

• There are fantastic walks to enjoy in this part of Scotland with naturally beautiful scenery found all around. including lochside walks along the shores of Loch Linnhe in Corran and woodland walks in nearby Ariundle Oakwood Nature Reserve.
   
• For those who want to enjoy mountain biking, climbing, hiking, mountaineering and even skiing in season, you’ll want to head for Fort William and Ben Nevis.  It’s only 9 miles to Fort William but the journey takes around 35 minutes as a ferry needs to be taken across Loch Linnhe.  
   
• More outdoor activities can be enjoyed in the local area; you can hire a boat and head out on to Loch Doilet and it’s also possible to book fishing on one of the lochs or rivers around nearby Strontian.  Strontian with its scenic setting next to Loch Sunart and its Tourist Information Office where you can get free information and advice is worth a visit and lies around 15 miles from Corran.  
   
• This is fantastic star gazing country as there is little light pollution in this part of Scotland and you don’t even need to bring your telescope!
   
• For a fascinating day out, in the summer months only it’s possible to take a trip to the Isle of Mull and discover the brightly coloured seaside town of Tobermory.   In the summertime, ferries run between Lochaline on the mainland over to Fishnish on the Isle of Mull.  The crossing only takes around 20 minutes.

Whether you opt to rent a lodge or a countryside cottage, you may be lucky and manage to find a holiday house with water views in this part of Scotland.  Whatever type of accommodation you choose to rent, we hope you find the perfect holiday home for you in or near to Corran in the Scottish Highlands on Country Cottages Online.

Book a Corran cottage and look forward to discovering some of the best of Highland on holiday.