SUILVEN
VEGETARIAN BED & BREAKFAST
Set in the incomparable wilderness scenery of the North-West Highlands of Scotland, this architect designed house was self-built according to strict standards of environmental design and incorporates innovative features such as passive solar heating. Views to the south look over Lochbroom to An Teallach; to the east Ben Dearg dominates the head of the loch and in the west the sun sets over the Summer Isles.
		Within reach are many interesting attractions: a museum in Ullapool, which shows the unique geology, archaeology and biology of the region; forest walks and gardens including the world- famous Inverewe Garden an hour's drive to the south at Poolewe. It is possible to engage in a number of activities in the area, including sub-aqua diving, sailing, walking ,mountain climbing and rock-climbing. The nearest climbing crag is situated less than 500 yards from the house. If all this seems too energetic, you can always relax in the sunroom and look out for porpoises, otters and gannets and, if you are very lucky, a sea-eagle may fly overhead. A variety of entertainments are on offer in Ullapool and the restaurants serve the best produce including locally caught sea-food
This family home offers vegetarian cooked breakfasts and has two guest bedrooms: a double with en-suite, and a twin bed room. Bookings can be made by telephoning: 01854 612955 or writing to Barry Chislett, "Suilven", Rhue, Ullapool, IV26 2TJ or by e-mail to info@bvegb.co.uk
"Suilven" is situated in the little crofting village of Rhue 3 miles North of Ullapool, a left-turn off the A835. It is the first house on the right as you come into the village. Ullapool itself is 11/2 hour's drive from Inverness airport where cars can be hired. Alternatively buses connect twice a day from Inverness to Ullapool as the main port for the car ferry to Stornoway and the Outer Hebrides.
info@bvegb.co.uk