Kilchoan estate was formerly part of Knoydart Estate and has been with the same family since it was bought around 20 years ago. It has been managed by ourselves, Drew and Jacqui for the last 12 years.

What can we offer you ? Warm, comfortable accommodation just far enough away from the village for complete privacy, spectacular views from your windows of Glen Meadall and Glen Dubh-Locahain, if you are staying in the Fank you can look onto Inverie Bay and out to Skye and Rhum.

The Red Deer stags come down to Kilchoan to winter and you can watch them being fed along with the highland cows and Garron ponies. If you like to fish a 5 minute walk and you are at the Sea Pool on Inverie river, you can fish right up the river to Loch Dubh-Lochain where we have a pioneer boat to fish the loch. We can also organise a stalking week with your accommodation in Kilchoan Farmhouse. Our season for stalking is between September and mid February.

If you would like to come to Kilchoan Estate whether it is to fish, stalk, walk, mountain bike or just chill out and relax in front of a wood burning stove, we will do our best to ensure you have a thoroughly enjoyable stay with us.

~ Jacqui ~
















News Update.
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*HOT OFF THE PRESS*

Hello There Folks.

I know it’s been a while since we updated but better late than never plus I had to wait until I had something worthwhile to inform you with.

Rhona & Islay’s Pottery has been getting stockpiled for the oncoming season and work on their new tearoom is taking place as we speak. This is happening in the old Pier Store. The building when finished will combine both workshop & a place to enjoy at boat times or other.

Fires

There has been 2 serious fires this back-end & not to be repeated, I hope.
Our ghillie’s bothy was destroyed to a state of total renovation but luckily no-one was hurt in the accident.
Terry & Karen from the Old Kirk had a heating boiler go up on them too & luckily this was contained to the boiler room but they did suffer from smoke damage.

On a lighter note, “Wee Sandy” from the pub has gone and got engaged to Aga on valentines day, over in her native Poland. (Another 1 bites the dust)
Steven our ghillie has moved to pastures new in Norway.
Iain Biggart & Jim Brown have headed off to do the shooting season in Argentina and will return around June.

Knoydart Arts Promotions are hosting a craft day on Saturday the 12th of April.
Subsidised boats will be available from Mallaig at 12noon.

Come & enjoy an afternoon in Inverie, watch or join in with local crafts folk. Eg: Stonemason, Lace making, Walking Sticks, Antler products………….and much more.

Live Music during the day plus a session with Gary Innes & friends in the Old Forge at night.

All of this provided by Knoydart Arts Promotions & courtesy of Ian & Jackie @ the Forge.

 

New For 2008
We are offering various services this season to our guests & visitors

**** Star Picnic HAMPERS.

 

While you’re here in Knoydart, give that someone special a treat to remember. Be it a birthday, anniversary or just go for a chill-out day!!
We’ll arrange to get you transported to an idyllic location that is only known to local knowledge. You’ll experience near total privacy?

  1. Fast boat journey to your own island for the day
  2. Laze in a hammock, sipping Wine or Champagne
  3.  Eating local sea produce
  4. Watching otters play
  5. Swim in a hidden pool that no-one knows about

These are but a few things to tempt & interest you, just enquire on booking or on your arrival in Inverie.

Mr. Billy Mackenzie (Arnisdale Ferry) is trying to establish a 1 day per week, regular ferry service to and from Knoydart. People visiting Knoydart can go & view Loch Hourn and Arnisdale, climb the beautiful munro Beinn Sgrieathall, visit Sandaig Bay-Loch Hourn (Gavin Maxwell – Ring of Bright-water fame)……..and more.
People in the Glenelg & Arnisdale area will be able to visit Inverie for the day too.
It’s looking to do these trips on a Wednesday if enough interest is shown. This links in with the Knoydart Ranger Guided Walks.
Pick-up & drop off point will be Airor.
Transport to and from Airor will be provided by the new Knoydart Taxi Service. Morag (Inverie Lodge B+B) available from now! She can get you to the foot of that Munro…….pick you up….. Save you hours!

 

ENQUIRE WITH US AT.
drewhkilchoan@onetel.com

 




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