There's plenty to explore on Ardnamurchan and endless opportunities to experience the indescribable beauty of the west coast of Scotland.

Just below the quiet crofting hamlet of Anaheilt, explore Strontian’s surrounding ancient woods, or follow along the Strontian River to the national nature reserve at Ariundle Oakwoods and find the rare butterflies and dragonflies. Take Phemie’s Woodland walk or scale the nearby Beinn Resipol. Rent a mountain bike in the village and explore the Corbett mountains, go diving in Loch Sunart or spot seals and otters whilst you leisurely Kayak or Canoe on the loch waters.

Everything you’ll need for your stay at The Old Croft House can be purchased from the local convenience store, Strontian Stores, found in the village. Grab fresh bread/ rolls and fresh fruit to pair with your morning fry-up, or purchase some fresh butcher meat to cook up for dinner. Logs and kindling are available to keep your wood-burner happy. Café Sunart, located next to Strontian Stores, is situated nearby in the village and offers a range of items, including tea, coffee, home-baked goods, toasties, sandwiches, baked potatoes, fish and chips and much more.

The Ariundle Centre is a 10-minute walk away and offers a multitude of food, drink and crafting. The sheep at Ariundle Centre provide wool for you to prepare your very own fleece and knit a hat or scarf to keep you cosy in the Highlands.

Garbh Eilean Wildlife Hide highlights superb views of Loch Sunart and its surrounding wildlife. From common seabirds to seals and the occasional golden eagles you can find it all. Locate the hide built by the locals and stay warm while you gaze out at the wonderful wildlife and even get the chance to speak to an expert.

Just 20 miles away is the award-winning 9-hole Woodlands Golf Course, nestled in Highland peaks and bordering the scenic shores of Loch Linnhe. Refuel at Strontian Hotel’s Bothy Bar & Restaurant, loved by locals and accompanied by marvellous scenery.

The Glencoe and Nevis Range are located near Fort William (6.5 miles) and offer skiing and snow sports with cafes to grab a bite and warm up with a hot chocolate. Both the Ben Nevis (26 miles) and Ardnamurchan distilleries (20 miles) are available for spectacular tasting experiences.

Visit the white sandy beach at Sanna Bay (35 miles) or Ardtoe Beach’s white sandy coves and beautiful scenery out to the Hebridean Islands. The Glenfinnan Viaduct (40 miles) can be reached to see the Jacobite steam train, famously featured in the Harry Potter films. Whether its adventuring outdoors or staying cosy in your cottage watching the wildlife flit by, The Old Croft House offers it all.