Isle of Muck Bunkhouse
Isle of Muck Bunkhouse overlooks Port Mor, with access to rich cultural heritage & amazing wildlife on an island just 2 miles long.Isle of Muck Bunkhouse, Port Mor, Isle of Muck, PH41 2RP
Call Ruth MacEwen on 01687 462362
Bunkhouse on the Hebridean island of Muck
The Isle of Muck is an island on the west coast of Scotland with a lot to offer. It forms part of the Small Isles, with the neighbouring islands of Canna, Eigg and Rum. It is a wonderful place to get away and relax, and is ideal for families, wildlife enthusiasts, walkers and anyone who enjoys the outdoors. With white sandy beaches on the doorstep, secluded bays and an impressive range of wildlife including whales, porpoises, otters, seals, eagles, puffins and much, much, more, what more could you ask for? The Isle of Muck Bunkhouse is a self-catering hostel, which can also be hired as a holiday cottage. It is situated in the bay of Port Mor, with views of the bay and Ardnamurchan on the mainland. An ideal base from which to explore the island, whether you're travelling on your own, as a bigger group, or with your family. It is close to the piers, The Tearoom and to the island's Community Hall. The kitchen diner is a light and airy space with solid oak flooring throughout, benefitting from passive solar gain throughout the day. The perfect space to chat to other visitors about their travels, or spend time with family and friends. The kitchen is fully-equipped with breakfast bar, gas cooker, fridge freezer, microwave, washing machine, toaster and kettle. There is a double room and three bedrooms with a set of comfortable bunks in each. Fast WiFi throughout the property and a selection of cards, games and books. Travel cot and high chair available on request. BYO bedding & towel or hire. Please bring all food for your own catering. There is no general store on Muck although seasonal produce may be available such as Isle of Muck shellfish, lamb, eggs and vegetables. There is a Co-op in Mallaig. You can either purchase supplies before you arrive, or supplies can be sent over on the ferry. The Tearoom is open April-September. A great place for morning coffee, lunches and afternoon teas.This accommodation is featured on our map of West coast of Scotland, Skye and the Hebrides and here is its own website.
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Beds & Rooms:
8: 3x2(bunks) 1x2 (double)Open:
All year. Reasonable monthly lets available out of season.Price per night:
£22pp (plus £5 per stay for bed linen and £3 for towels). £90/night exclusive use. £500/week exclusive use.Booking:
Advanced booking recommended. Book via email or telephone, Payment by BACS, cash or cheque - we are unable to process credit/debit cards.Directions:
The Bunkhouse is easily accessible being a few minutes walk from the piers, tearoom and Community Hall. It is nestled on the shore of Port Mor bay on the south side of the island, with a picnic table and open views, and only 1/2 mile walk to Cairidh beach and bay, and 1 mile walk to the beaches at Gallanach.Public Transport :
Ferries to and from Muck sail from Mallaig and Arisaig, 40 miles from Fort William. It takes about 2 hours on the ferry, and is all part of your holiday adventure. You may even see a whale or porpoises on the way! The details are as follows: • Caledonian MacBrayne (MV Loch Nevis) - www.calmac.co.uk tel: 01687 310240 option 2. Booking essential. Email: [email protected]. NB. Summer timetable sails to/from Muck: Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun. Winter timetable sails to Muck: Mon, Wed, Fri and Sat. • Arisaig Marine (MV Sheerwater) - www.arisaig.co.uk tel: 01687 450224. Email: [email protected]. NB. Sailings are only between April - September. Booking essential.
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May 28th 2021
Highland ponies. White sandy beaches and bays to be enjoyed. Relax and unwind watching the seal colony. Explore the coastline.
Isle of Muck Bunkhouse is a self-catering hostel, which can also be hired as a holiday cottage. Overlooking the ferry port of Port Mor, it is near to The Craft Shop & Tearoom and to the island’s Community Hall. The Isle of Muck is just 2 miles long by 1 mile wide and has a population of 46 people. With a rich cultural heritage and amazing wildlife, Muck is the perfect place to come to relax and unwind.
Visit the Isle of Muck this summer
May 24th 2021
We’re looking forward to welcoming visitors, make sure you check the ferry websites for information about restrictions and options for how to keep everyone safe. Fingers crossed for a lovely summer!
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