Self-catering chalet on the Isle of harris
Sleeps up to 3 people
Pet Friendly (max 2 dogs)
The Chalet first opened its doors in 2010 and has been welcoming guests for over 15 years. Nestled on the northwest coast of the Isle of Harris, it lies just 15 miles from the ferry port of Tarbert. Your holiday begins with a fabulous drive along the B887 to Hushinish Beach — a winding single‑track road dotted with breathtaking viewpoints that invite you to pause and take in the scenery.
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​***​​From December 6th 2025 until March 21st 2026***
All weeks are £550 any day arrival.
Shorter breaks are also available during this time.
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2026 main season from March 21st - November 8th
week-long bookings only from Saturday to Saturday £725
Arrival is from 4 pm and departure is 10 am
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Scottish Short Term Let Licence number ES00333P
The Chalet
(and the incredible views)
Meet the Neighbours
Things to do whilst you're here
Adventures from the Chalet doorstep
There are countless adventures waiting right from the Chalet doorstep. Hushinish beach, with it's breathtaking views, has been featured in many vlogs and news articles. Keep and eye out for seals, otters and eagles - both sea and golden. Pack a picnic or bbq with you to enjoy at one of the beautiful coves, or just relax on the soft white sands.
Exploring the outdoors
For those who love to explore, there are endless hikes for every level beginning right from the Chalet door. You can set off in any direction and walk for as little or as long as you wish. One of the most beautiful trails leads you to the pristine, remote beach Traigh Mheilein. For the more adventurous, Clisham - the highest peak in the Western Isles at 799m (a Corbett). Cycling along the single-track road is a popular way to take in the scenery, while kayaking, (sea or loch) gives a fresh perspective of the Island. Hushinish is also on the official snorkeling trail. Harris also boasts it's own nine hole golf course.
Skies beyond imagination
As the seasons turns and the nights grow longer, the skies above the Chalet become a spectacle of their own. With zero light pollution, and on a clear night, the stars and the milky way shine brilliantly. Some very lucky guests also experience the Northern Lights.
Evenings to remember
After a day of adventure, there's nothing quite like an evening stroll along the beach and watch one of the endless sky sunsets or just relax and sit on the rocks with a wee dram of whisky and the Ocean at your feet.
