Rockpool House

Rockpool House Self-catering holiday accommodation that sits only a few metres from the shore of Loch Sunart on the

Rockpool House offers lovely self-catering accommodation that sits only a few metres from the shore of Loch Sunart on the beautiful Ardnamurchan Peninsula in a west highland coastal setting that is blessed with a stunning view south, across the loch, to the mountains and glens beyond. At the heart of Ardnamurchan, close to the villages of Strontian, Salen and Acharacle, it is the ideal base for wa

lking, cycling, nature-watching, fishing and touring. The road by it leads to the most westerly point on mainland Britain, passing through Glenborrodale where there is a RSPB reserve and a new distillery. About 7 miles to the north is the Ariundle Oakwood Nature Reserve with ancient moss-covered oaks; a remnant of the Atlantic oak forest that once covered most of the west coast. The apartment’s design makes the most of its magnificent situation, with a floor to ceiling window facing the loch to provide breath-taking views and from where guests can relax and watch the ever-changing scene unfold before their eyes. Wildlife abounds in the area, with otters, seals, porpoises, eagles and other sea birds spotted most days from both apartment and the area nearby.

A great trail to follow if you’re visiting the Peninsula and want to find a bit about it….
11/06/2024

A great trail to follow if you’re visiting the Peninsula and want to find a bit about it….

Ardnamurchan is known as one of Scotland's most beautiful areas - and there's even more reason to visit now because of The Real Wild West project, which 'adopted' 10 historical and archeological sites chosen by the local community. Funded by the Natural and Cultural Heritage Fund, projects ranged from improvements to the Wander West Ardnamurchan Heritage Trail, an early Neolithic cairn and a Viking swordle to reconstructing two blackhouses and a 19th century jetty. https://orlo.uk/hnI2P

Samalaman Bay, just along the Glenuig Inn, is a great place to stop for an evening view of the Small Isles. We do enjoy ...
20/05/2024

Samalaman Bay, just along the Glenuig Inn, is a great place to stop for an evening view of the Small Isles. We do enjoy the midsummer sunsets from there.

The bluebells are in full swing here. A beautiful sight that’s made even more special by finding a “whitebell” bluebell.
15/05/2024

The bluebells are in full swing here. A beautiful sight that’s made even more special by finding a “whitebell” bluebell.

We love a wander in Ariundle Oakwood during May. The place just comes alive with wildflowers…
09/05/2024

We love a wander in Ariundle Oakwood during May. The place just comes alive with wildflowers…

You know that spring is here when the gorse comes out in bloom at Castle Tioram…
13/04/2024

You know that spring is here when the gorse comes out in bloom at Castle Tioram…

Perhaps the best view from any phone box in the UK. Do you know where it is?
05/04/2024

Perhaps the best view from any phone box in the UK. Do you know where it is?

The ideal spot to watch the ever-changing views of Loch Sunart…
03/04/2024

The ideal spot to watch the ever-changing views of Loch Sunart…

A grey 1st day of the month but great to see it brightened up by the daffodils in the apartment garden.
01/04/2024

A grey 1st day of the month but great to see it brightened up by the daffodils in the apartment garden.

Our favourite bench by the River Shiel and a great place for some quiet reflection.
18/03/2024

Our favourite bench by the River Shiel and a great place for some quiet reflection.

Want to do some wildlife spotting while you’re here? Then head for the Garbh Eilean Wildlife Hide, only two miles along ...
05/03/2024

Want to do some wildlife spotting while you’re here? Then head for the Garbh Eilean Wildlife Hide, only two miles along the road from us….

One from a February morning wander at Kentra Bay to catch a sunrise 🌅
26/02/2024

One from a February morning wander at Kentra Bay to catch a sunrise 🌅

Some February sunshine out at Sanna. Good for the soul.
24/02/2024

Some February sunshine out at Sanna. Good for the soul.

Late winter snow on the hills above Camasnacroise. A great place for a wee wander.
22/02/2024

Late winter snow on the hills above Camasnacroise. A great place for a wee wander.

Does anyone else’s dog love the water? If so, a visit to the Dorlin at low tide is a great place to take them 👍🐶
19/02/2024

Does anyone else’s dog love the water? If so, a visit to the Dorlin at low tide is a great place to take them 👍🐶

A February sunrise over Ben Resipole, the mountain we’re at the foot of…
12/02/2024

A February sunrise over Ben Resipole, the mountain we’re at the foot of…

We just love an evening walk down to Sàilean nan Cuileag to watch the Sun go down at this time of the year….
01/02/2024

We just love an evening walk down to Sàilean nan Cuileag to watch the Sun go down at this time of the year….

We had the company of an otter for about an hour today, before it disappeared into the woods to the side of the house….
30/01/2024

We had the company of an otter for about an hour today, before it disappeared into the woods to the side of the house….

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Rockpool House, Resipole, Strontian
Acharacle
PH364HX

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Rockpool House offers lovely self-catering accommodation that sits only a few metres from the shore of Loch Sunart on the beautiful Ardnamurchan Peninsula in a west highland coastal setting that is blessed with a stunning view south, across the loch, to the mountains and glens beyond. At the heart of Ardnamurchan, close to the villages of Strontian, Salen and Acharacle, it is the ideal base for walking, cycling, nature-watching, fishing and touring. The road by it leads to the most westerly point on mainland Britain, passing through Glenborrodale where there is a RSPB reserve and a new distillery. About 7 miles to the north is the Ariundle Oakwood Nature Reserve with ancient moss-covered oaks; a remnant of the Atlantic oak forest that once covered most of the west coast. Completed in 2011, the apartment’s design makes the most of its magnificent situation, with a floor to ceiling window facing the loch to provide breath-taking views and from where guests can relax and watch the ever-changing scene unfold before their eyes. Wildlife abounds in the area, with otters, seals, porpoises, eagles and other sea birds spotted most days from both apartment and the area nearby.