Seabreeze Cottages- Isle of Tiree

02/09/2022

Our last visitors are in the cottages as we are about to hand them over to their new owners in the next week or so.

I just want to say thank you all very much for all your custom over the years, you have been a great bunch of people.

The cottages will still be let but in a bit of a different format from how we ran them.

Thanks again and happy holidaying in Tiree.

Jayne and Cameron

30/06/2022

Directions:
At top of the ferry road take a right, drive to Cornaig (about 4 miles). At crossroads take a right, then left over cattlegrid and right into a field. The cottages are there.

30/06/2022

Information
The houses are ready for 12 noon, the door will be open.
Towels and bedding are included.

10/05/2022

Closing dates
An Taigh Muir -Today at noon
Sea breeze - Thursday at noon.

02/05/2022

Closing dates for next Tuesday and Thursday.
Remember we are honouring holidays up to the end August/ start of September

20/04/2022

We have decided to sell our holiday lets. Details on Rightmove now.
If you are booked with us. You should receive an email or get in touch.

28/03/2022

And a message from
The coop.

28/03/2022

A message from Tiree Medical Centre

16/03/2022

I have had a cancellation from Sunday 26th June until 3rd July in An Taigh Muir.

17/01/2022

New Tiree website for all your island info and accommodation

We're live!

You can check out our new website now by visiting isleoftiree.com

We'll be working on updating content across the site over the upcoming months so keep an eye out for more up to date information!

20/12/2021

From today you can book calmac for next year. Book early to avoid disappointment.

13/12/2021

2022 availability
Sea breeze cottage:
15th to 30th April,
3rd to 30th September and October.

An Taigh Muir:
17th to 24th April,
15th to 22nd May,
26th to 3rd July,
11th September to 16th October.

Pm for details.

07/12/2021

Availability Summer 2022

2 weeks have become available in June/July this year. PM
Me for details.

22/10/2021

Please note: Bookings for 2023 will open at the end of January 2022.

12/09/2021

2022 is filling up fast. I have some availability in April, May, September and October.

07/08/2021

Enjoying the Sunset from Balephetrish bay.

25/07/2021

How to spot a rip this World Drowning Prevention Day 🤔💭

Rips are strong currents running out to sea which can quickly drag you out of your depth. Sometimes they reach speeds faster than an Olympic swimmer, so it might not be a surprise that they’re a major cause of accidental drowning on beaches worldwide.

They can be difficult to spot, so Dr Rob Brander used dye to help show us what they look like. Please share.

If you can: always choose a lifeguarded beach, swim between the yellow and red flags, and take advice from the lifeguards to help you identify and avoid rips.

To break the grip of a rip: don’t try to swim against it or you’ll get exhausted | If you can stand, wade don’t swim | If you can, swim parallel to the shore until free of the rip and then head for shore | Raise your hand, shout for help.

If you see anyone else in trouble, alert the lifeguards or call 999 Coastguard.

24/07/2021

With the beaches getting busier the team carried out some incident prevention patrols, giving out water safty advice to members of the public.

🏖 Make sure you have checked the tide and weather conditions before you set out.
🏖 If you are using inflatables ensure that they are fit for the ocean and have all necessary equipment to keep yourself safe.
🏖 Always wear a life jacket or buoyancy aid
🏖 Check the wind direction inflatables are very easily blown away from the beach quickly especially in an offshore wind.
🏖 Ensure you are beach ready with sunscreen, water and anything else that will help protect you in the heat.

If you see someone in difficulty at the coast ☎️ 9️⃣9️⃣9️⃣ and ask for Coastgaurd 🌊 🆘 🚨

22/07/2021

The magnificent Balephuil beach

20/07/2021

A handy leaflet produced by the Yellow Hare.

18/07/2021

Cracking photo of Balevullin Beach ❤️

17/07/2021

Yay!

… and we’re ready! Tiree Tablet mini tubs, and Vanilla mini tubs available from Buth a' Bhaile NOW! 🤩🍦

Discover Tiree Visit Tiree

13/07/2021

Another new Tiree venture. Little ice cream tubs coming soon to a few outlets on the island. Vanilla and tablet 😋

13/07/2021

While you are on Tiree, why not book a distillery tour.

🌅

11/07/2021

Another new business on Tiree. The Reef Inn, offering breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks and accommodation.

11/07/2021

Surfing and BBQing on Balephuil beach yesterday.

09/07/2021

The Isle of Tiree

Did you know?
It is 12 miles long by 3 miles wide
It has a population of around 650
It is the warmest island thanks to the Gulf Stream
It is 7,834 hectares in area
There aren’t a lot of trees due to the Sandy soil and strong winds
The Duke of Argyll owns most of the land
It is known for the 1st century Dun Mor broch and prehistoric ringing stone
It is very low lying hence the name ‘land beneath the waves’

08/07/2021

Beautiful Caoles.

06/07/2021

Tiree trekking on Balinoe Beach ❤️

06/07/2021

A 12 hour flight to the Indian Ocean…or 45 minutes to Tiree.😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏝