Cullipool, Isle Of Luing 1.9 miles. Losal is an appealing single-storey, studio-style suite resting near Cullipool on the Isle of Luing. Overlooking the tranquil bay where otters play, this exquisite property boasts a toasty firepit and access to a plunge pool, making it the perfect retreat for friends, couples or solo travellers. Step inside and be greeted by the spacious and contemporary open-plan layout, featuring a studio-style design with a zip/link twin bed that can be set up as a super-king-size bed upon request. The well-equipped kitchen with electric oven, hob, and fridge offers everything you need to whip up delicious meals, with a breakfast bar seating for two guests to enjoy casual dining. Unwind in the luxurious bathroom, complete with a freestanding bath and a walk-in shower with a seat, perfect for indulgent pampering after a day of adventure. When the sun is shining, take advantage of the seating outside and soak in the breath-taking views of the bay. creating a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere for your stay. Losal, a delightful retreat on the Isle of Luing. Note: Individual properties Creags, Erraid, Insh, Sula, Scarba, Fladda and Torsa can be booked, sleeping two guests each. Note: Book WildLuing to book all eight WildSuites with ease.

Cullipool is the largest village on the Isle of Luing and is situated at the northern end of the western side of the island. It is known for being a slate quarrying village and the village’s history is steeped in its slate-mining heritage. The Atlantic Islands’ Museum and Visitor Centre helps to tell the island’s story and has its own café. Neat rows of white workers’ cottages form the backbone of the village with the black slate shoreline creating a stark contrast. Just outside the village is a large water-filled slate quarry and to the north is further evidence of slate quarrying which only ended in 1965. Nestled above the village is a striking church situated on the hillside and from here the views over the village are spectacular. Also worth seeing on the island are the numerous Iron Age forts found on the eastern side and centred around Ardinimir. Close to Cullipool is the island’s only shop and there is also a pleasant harbour area here where the village’s thriving lobster industry is now established. From here there are stunning views toward some of the nearby uninhabited islands such as Belnahua and Fladda.

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