Tongue B&B Accommodation
Sutherland - Scottish Highlands

West of Thurso you can drive along the beautiful northern coastine which leads to Tongue and Durness. Explore Smoo Cave and some wonderful sandy beaches before maybe visiting Cape Wrath the sea-battered cliff top on the north-west corner.

B&Bs in Tongue include:

CLOISTERS
Bob & Audrey Morrison
Church Holme - Talmine - by Tongue - Sutherland IV27 4YP
Tel / Fax: 01847 601286
Email: reception@cloistertal.demon.co.uk
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3 twin (en suite) Open January - December B&B from 22.50 Pounds Sterling Single: 27.50 Pounds Sterling

Built in traditional style to harmonise with the existing 19th century church (our home), Cloisters is situated in Talmine, four miles from Tongue. In the midst of wild coastal scenery, with stunning views over Rabbit Islands (Eilean nan Ron) to Orkney beyond. Dogs by arrangement Assisted wheelchair access to 1 bedroom

To make enquiries or bookings, please contact the proprietor direct via phone, fax or email as detailed on the relevant entry.

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