About Whitefalls
Our small farm has been in our family for over 200 years.
We also manage a beautiful native Birch woodland, some of the land is designated for the regeneration of flowers plants and birds.
Out and About
Places of Interest – We have numerous good walks from the cottage door. The Five Sisters mountain range is 20mins drive and the Falls of Glomach (Britain 's highest waterfall) is a 4 to 5 hour walk away.
IIf you are planning to do some walking while you are here, we recommend you come equipped with walking boots if you have them, as not all of the terrain is appropriate for trainers!
Eilean Donan Castle is 8 miles and the ancient Brochs of Glenelg are about 40 minutes' drive.
The Isle of Skye bridge is a 30 minute drive from us. The picturesque village of Plockton is 45 minutes drive.
Local Activities
Horse riding is available 14 miles away.
At Kyle of Lochalsh there is an interesting sea trip available in a glass bottom boat and from Plockton Callum will take you in his boat to view seals in their natural environment.
Places to Eat – The three pubs of ‘Dornie Hotel', ‘The Clachan' and ‘The Loch Duich Hotel' serve excellent bar food.
At the head of Loch Duich the Jacobite restaurant serves traditional local food and there are lots of tearooms and restaurants to choose from in Kyle and Plockton. Kyle also boasts an excellent Local Fish and Chip shop.
Day Trips – Your first day trip may take in local sites such as the castle (Dornie) and Glenelg to view the Brochs and see spectacular scenery from the top of Mam Ratagan. A drive to Plockton and Kyle is a must.
The Isle of Skye merits a two day visit to appreciate the island to the full.
Applecross, which is accessed by the highest road in Britain and Lochcarron are astounding.
The Inverewe Gardens North of Ullapool and the scenery along the route make this trip a day to remember.
Finally, if you are missing the bigger stores and want a chance to see the ‘Loch Ness Monster' a trip to Inverness is for you.
