The Sheiling Arisaig

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The Sheiling Arisaig The Sheiling at Back of Keppoch is a comfortable 3 b/r home offering self-catering and view of Skye, Eigg and Rum.

With a 5-star rating on Airbnb and Google, our guests love staying here! Dog friendly | Private garden | Spacious kitchen Short Term Let Licence HI-40612-F, EPC Rating - E

We always love reading your lovely reviews and I particularly liked this most recent one - "Get out and about in this be...
26/09/2026

We always love reading your lovely reviews and I particularly liked this most recent one - "Get out and about in this beautiful area knowing that you are returning to a warm, cosy house with everything you need. Loved the old desk bureau, the large book of World maps and the choice of books. Wonderful."

Summer holiday memories already fading? Plan your an autumn break away and have something to look forward to!October ava...
29/08/2026

Summer holiday memories already fading? Plan your an autumn break away and have something to look forward to!

October availability: (updated)
5-12 October
23-30 October
Monday and Friday check-in/out

We are also open into November and have Christmas and New Year availability.

30/07/2026

From wild weather in the morning to beautiful blues in the evening.
One thing I’ve learnt over the years is don’t be fooled by the weather forecast, or even the weather itself.

Lunch at Sound Bites (our second Orkney fudge cheesecake this week 😳) followed by the Arisaig Circular Walk to walk it o...
26/07/2026

Lunch at Sound Bites (our second Orkney fudge cheesecake this week 😳) followed by the Arisaig Circular Walk to walk it off and a drive down to Rhu.

If you’re interested in history, you can visit the medieval Kilmory Chapel (aka St Maelrubha's Chapel) in Arisaig during...
25/07/2026

If you’re interested in history, you can visit the medieval Kilmory Chapel (aka St Maelrubha's Chapel) in Arisaig during your stay at The Sheiling,
Our walk today went round the bay from the village toward Keppoch and then up the hillside to the cemetery and old chapel on the way back.

This morning’s walk was around the peninsula from Druimindarroch to Borrodale Beach. Took the long way round and the sho...
23/07/2026

This morning’s walk was around the peninsula from Druimindarroch to Borrodale Beach. Took the long way round and the short, easy way back.

Also, a wee reminder to use tick repellent when you go for a walk, check yourself and your clothes before getting back in the car, check yourself again at home and, if possible, get someone else to check the bits you can’t see well.

Even when the weather’s gloomy, it’s still the perfect place to blow away the cobwebs and revitalise your body, mind and...
22/07/2026

Even when the weather’s gloomy, it’s still the perfect place to blow away the cobwebs and revitalise your body, mind and soul ❤️

I’ve been trying to get as many walks in as possible before the rain starts!
20/07/2026

I’ve been trying to get as many walks in as possible before the rain starts!

If you’re a return visitor and the weather is good, taking a different route up with the Corran ferry and a detour throu...
17/07/2026

If you’re a return visitor and the weather is good, taking a different route up with the Corran ferry and a detour through the Ardnamurchan peninsula offers some great views and you avoid the traffic around Fort William and Glenfinnan.
We go right off the ferry and go round via Acharacle to Lochailort. It is winding single-track roads much of the way though.

Have you met our neighbours? Let’s start with the cows. We have two neighbouring crofts with herds that come down to gra...
28/05/2026

Have you met our neighbours?

Let’s start with the cows. We have two neighbouring crofts with herds that come down to graze at different hours of the day. Sometimes they come at the same time and conduct a brief meeting at the corner. I imagine they’re catching up on the local farm gossip. Some of them have calves at the moment so they may also be comparing parenting notes.

Next we have the cockerel and his many wives. They like to pop in the garden to say hello sometimes. If you stayed with us recently and had fresh eggs in your welcome pack, those are the hens they came from.

Deer visit the area more and more frequently. It’s not that long ago that you’d have to go out on the hills to try and see them but now you may see them in the next field and occasionally even closer. This one was just in front of the garden.

Lastly, you might also see some cute spaniels and their bigger doggy friend from Litua next door.

And if you bring bird seed with you, you can watch lots of different birds coming to the garden too.

This is also why we always ask guests with dogs to read all the information we provide and look at the photos on the website to make sure The Sheiling is the right fit for their dog(s) and to protect our animal neighbours and visitors.

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Back Of Keppoch
Arisaig

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