Ellenabeich is a picturesque village located in the Scottish Highlands, surrounded by breathtaking scenery and steeped in history. The village is nestled in a tranquil valley, where the River Naver flows gently through the heart of the community. With its rich cultural heritage, Ellenabeich boasts a range of historic buildings, including the 19th-century St. Andrews Church and the iconic Ellenabeich House, a stunning example of Victorian architecture. Visitors can explore the village's charming streets, lined with quaint cottages, tea rooms, and local shops, and enjoy the warm hospitality of the Highlanders. The surrounding countryside offers endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, with hiking trails, fishing spots, and scenic drives through some of Scotland's most spectacular landscapes.
Beautiful scenery, great views over the water. Parking available that's free. Gift shops and a restaurant. Nice friendly locals. A peaceful place.
Stayed in Ellenabeich on Seil Island in July for 2 nights in a car park just for motorhomes, ( there is another car park around the corner for all other vehicles)this motorhome park cost PS10 a night for a maximum of 3 nights. No chemical waste or electricity but a great spot for exploring this area, there is a public toilet 5 mins walk away. We took the very short boat ride to Easdale, (roughly PS5 return for 2)which is famous for its slate, they have a skimming competition in September which I'm told gets very busy, The Puffer opens at 12 for food. A beautiful small island to explore. More boat rides available to Corryvreckan whirlpool and Staffa. The Local pub is The Oyster with great views outside if you are lucky enough to get an outdoor table at the back, we got a table first night walking in but booked for second night as it can get busy. A walk up to the highest point in Ellenabeich gives you great views. A must stop of at The Clachan Bridge( bridge over the Atlantic)to take in the view and maybe have a drink or bite to eat at Tigh an Truish Hotel. A great walk around the village doesn't take long, it's a great place to just relax and enjoy the moment
Amazing place with wonderful views, walks, boat trips and history. A must visit if you are in the area.
Totally charming village and well worth a visit if in the area. Steeped in history and wonderful views of the islands in the area. The Oyster Bar is also a 'must visit for breakfast or a meal.
Our favourite place to be, so much so we visit every year. We love exploring this island.
What a lovely village, Idyllic scenery and lovely people
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Beautiful scenery, great views over the water. Parking available that's free. Gift shops and a restaurant. Nice friendly locals. A peaceful place.
Stayed in Ellenabeich on Seil Island in July for 2 nights in a car park just for motorhomes, ( there is another car park around the corner for all other vehicles)this motorhome park cost PS10 a night for a maximum of 3 nights. No chemical waste or electricity but a great spot for exploring this area, there is a public toilet 5 mins walk away. We took the very short boat ride to Easdale, (roughly PS5 return for 2)which is famous for its slate, they have a skimming competition in September which I'm told gets very busy, The Puffer opens at 12 for food. A beautiful small island to explore. More boat rides available to Corryvreckan whirlpool and Staffa. The Local pub is The Oyster with great views outside if you are lucky enough to get an outdoor table at the back, we got a table first night walking in but booked for second night as it can get busy. A walk up to the highest point in Ellenabeich gives you great views. A must stop of at The Clachan Bridge( bridge over the Atlantic)to take in the view and maybe have a drink or bite to eat at Tigh an Truish Hotel. A great walk around the village doesn't take long, it's a great place to just relax and enjoy the moment
Amazing place with wonderful views, walks, boat trips and history. A must visit if you are in the area.
Totally charming village and well worth a visit if in the area. Steeped in history and wonderful views of the islands in the area. The Oyster Bar is also a 'must visit for breakfast or a meal.
Our favourite place to be, so much so we visit every year. We love exploring this island.
What a lovely village, Idyllic scenery and lovely people
