Duirinish Pods

Pods come with their own private hot tub. There is a small kitchenette area that is equipped with a two ring hob, sink, microwave & fridge along with the usual kitchen utensils and crockery you would expect to find. Both pods also have a dining area, sofa and heating. You will find Sky Glass TV and Free Internet access in each pod. We will provide all bedding & towels along with hot tub robes, slippers and towels. There is the use of a large shared garden decking area but pods also have a small decking area with a table & 4 chairs along with a BBQ/Fire Pit.

Please note that during the winter months we can experience gales and the hottubs may not be safe to use.

We operate on a two night minimum stay October to April and three night minimum stay May to September. The cost is £160 to £200 inc VAT per night depending on season. We offer a 10% discount on 7 night or more. To Secure your booking we will take a 25% non refundable deposit and the remaining balance will be due 90 days before arrival. If you need to change dates due to unforeseen circumstances then we will work with you to find a suitable date so you don’t loose you deposit. Payment can be made via PayPal, Card or Bank Transfer.

Dog’s are very welcome at Duirinish Pod, we charge £20 extra per dog per stay due to the extra cleaning.

Duirinish is situated between Plockton and Kyle of Lochalsh. It’s ideal location let’s you explore all that Skye & Lochalsh has to offer from Applecross to the Fairy Pools in Carbost. Duirinish it’s self has it’s own request stop train station. Also “The Croft Cafe” offering local cooked produce, home baking and fantastic Coffee & Tea. You will find the very famous Highland cattle either roaming the village freely or in one of the fields. The Village itself is very quaint with a beautiful Thomas Telford bridge in the middle separating the north and south side’s of the village with the river running through. You will most days find the ducks splashing about in the river and sometimes on a hot day you may see the highland cattle cooling off.