Secure your Summer 2027 getaway at Struthan Cottage on the Isle of Tiree, with remaining availability from June to August. Perfect for relaxation and exploration, this pet-friendly cottage accommodates up to four guests. Book now through our website for a chance to enjoy stunning beaches and island sunsets.
Struthan Cottage on the Isle of Tiree offers a cozy getaway from mid October 2026 to mid February 2027, with weekly stays starting at £490. This renovated self-catering cottage accommodates up to four guests, is pet-friendly, and includes amenities like Wi-Fi and electricity. Perfect for autumn adventures or winter retreats.
If you’re still looking to book a summer holiday in 2027, then great news, we still have THREE separate weeks remaining in June and July next year! There’s still time to book a weeks holiday with either one of : Week Commencing Saturday 12th June 2027 orWeek Commencing Saturday 26th June 2027 or Week Commencing […]
Looking at this cosy scene inside Struthan Cottage, it’s easy to remember that some of the best holiday moments aren’t always the big adventures. Sometimes it’s the simple things – a quiet evening with a glass of wine, fresh flowers on the table, the gentle flicker of candlelight, and the chance to truly switch off […]
Kilmoluaig on the Isle of Tiree offers a serene sunset experience, with peaceful skies and calm waters reflecting the day’s last light. This tranquil setting allows for moments of reflection and appreciation of nature’s beauty after a day of exploration, reminding us of the joy in slowing down and savoring the view.
Crossapol Beach on Tiree captivates visitors with its expansive white sands, clear waters, and stunning skies. As summer nears, it evokes thoughts of leisurely beach walks, children at play, and serene evenings by the Atlantic. This untouched paradise offers an ideal retreat, promising relaxation and natural beauty for all who visit.
In August 1910, a mysterious motorboat, manned by four Germans and one Norwegian, visited Tiree, Scotland. They consulted a local fisherman about wreck sites and the coastline, sparking suspicions of espionage. After four days, they vanished, prompting islanders to speculate they were spies rather than treasure hunters.
