Durness lies on the north coast in the wild, remote and beautiful expanse of Cape Wrath.
It is the most north westerly inhabited locality of mainland Britain.
Magnificent mountains, stunning seascapes, beautiful beaches and friendly people make a slower and more traditional pace of life.
The landscape around Durness is wild and spectacular.
The area is remote, making it is easy to find a little piece of solitude all of your own.
There is an extensive walking network and superb opportunities for Hill walking, Salmon,
trout and sea fishing, nine hole golf course and many more outdoor activities.
We have a Double Room with king size bed and a Twin Room both are en-suite with power shower.
We also have a single room with private shower/wc
All rooms are equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer, clock radio, toiletries and free wi-fi.
Tariff: Rooms are available at £30 per person, including breakfast, with discounts available for longer stays, please phone or email for details and availability.
Guests are welcome to use our comfortable lounge/dining room where we have a selection of local interest books, games, DVDs and sky TV. The lounge/dining room leads onto a large decked area.
We have a no-smoking policy for the comfort of all guests, and unfortunately pets are not allowed.
We welcome families with children and can provide travel cot and high chair.
Arrival time after 3.30pm rooms to be vacated by 10.00am. If you are going to be later than 8.30pm please let us know.
“Outstanding accommodation and first class hosts an excellent place to stay!” -- Tom & Margaret (Fife).
“Thank you so much for a wonderful stay in Durness! The room is beautiful and very comfy, breakfast was delicious and you are very kind and helpful. We will definitely recommend this B&B.” -- Kathrin & Andy (Germany).
“Very comfortable rooms and top breakfast. We slept like floating on a cloud! Your warm welcome and this lovely place make us feel at home. Hope to see you again when we come back.” -- Virginia & Lional (France).
“We really enjoyed our stay. Very comfortable room and warm atmosphere. Wonderful shower! The best place we found in Scotland. Thank you.” -- Amelia & Giogio (Italy).
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Getting here by car or public transport provides few problems with huge investment in highland roads in recent years,
the journeying north from Inverness via Lairg and Laxford takes only just over two hours.
The more spectacular journey by Ullapool adds on about another half an hour.
Inverness is a major regional centre with direct bus, rail and air links to other Scottish cities and to London.
Local rail services run north to Lairg where the postbus connects for the onward journey to Durness.
A direct bus service from Inverness via Ullapool runs in the summer as does a service from Thurso along the north coast.
