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Corrie House is situated above the small village of Craobh Haven which offers several facilities for the convenience of holiday visitors, including Craobh Haven Marina and the Lord of The Isles pub - Corrie House’s twin turrets are prominent features of the Croabh Haven skyline. From the tranquillity of the decked sun terrace, there are extensive views of the magnificent islands of Jura and Scarba (separated by the legendary Gulf of Corryvreckan - the largest whirlpool in Europe) and the Isle of Mull. The surrounding area boasts an array of Scottish Wildlife including Sea Eagles, Golden Eagles and other raptors, red deer, otter, seals, porpoises and a multitude of sea birds. Seasonal migrations of dolphins, basking sharks and minke whales are common from June to September. Whatever the reason for your visit, we look forward to welcoming you to our home, Corrie House, and giving you the experience of a lifetime.

Established in 1886, is the local newspaper for Mid-Argyll and North KintyreAlso know as "The Squeak".

Holidays and short breaks in the Heart of Argyll would not be complete without sampling some of the great local produce on offer at the family run Ferguson's Butchers in Lochgilphead.

Enjoy the nostalgia of genuine steamboat cruising and relive the romance and a generation gone. At a steady six knots, between the strangely beautiful islands, little can equal the peace of silent st

From small beginnings, The Square Peg has grown into the biggest shop in Lochgilphead with 5 departments: No. 5 (gifts), The Sandwich Bar, The Toy Shop, No 11 (gifts), The Card Shop

Professional Photographer with over 20 years of experience. Bill Baillie provides a reportage style to suit any occasion, event, business, etc. Specialising in Weddings, Portraits, Commercial and Landscapes.

"People relate to wood in ways that they don't to other materials. It feels real and natural, unlike plastic and steel. It feels like you really can make something out of it, rather than just put something together." Doug Hicks I started my adventure with wood quite a long time ago. When I was a few years old my uncle and his best friend had a furniture workshop. They showed me what wood is like and taught me the principal skills for working with wood. It was them who inspired me with a love and respect for this material. Later on I also fell in love with boats and wooden yachts so I trained in boat-building and yacht carpentry. I simply love working with wood and now I am running my own workshop. I mainly use locally sourced oak, sycamore, elm, ash, Douglas fir, larch or Scottish pine. Every piece of furniture is carefully designed and sometimes includes making three dimensional digital models.

Welcome to the Argyll and Bute Young Scot!For queries about the YS or NEC, please contact Emily Foster at the below address. For queries relating to the websites, youth info, consultations, youth for

Two farm steading conversions, "The Byre" & "The Dairy" both cottages accommodate 4 comprising of 1 double and 1 twin room