Discover North West Scotland from your base at Shore Croft
Shore Croft is a beautifully located holiday home on the shores of Loch Ewe, near Gairloch in North West Scotland. With uninterrupted sea views stretching across the loch to the Torridon mountains and even the Outer Hebrides on clear days, it offers a unique window onto beauty of the Highlands.
This quiet corner of Wester Ross is home to some of Scotland’s most breathtaking scenery. From nearby Poolewe, the coastal road winds past iconic Highland landscapes, leading you to Inverewe Gardens — a world-renowned botanical haven. Continue north to discover the traditional crofting villages of Aultbea and Mellon Charles, set against a backdrop of rugged mountains and open sea.
Shore Croft’s remote yet accessible location makes it an ideal base for exploring the best of North West Scotland — from hiking and sea kayaking to wildlife spotting and stargazing under dark, clear skies. Whether you’re looking for adventure or total relaxation, Shore Croft provides the perfect Highland escape.
Set right on a secluded beach shared with just one neighbour, this self-catering holiday home near Gairloch offers privacy, peace, and panoramic views — a true hidden gem in the heart of the Scottish Highlands.
Explore North West Scotland
Beyond the well-known sights, Shore Croft is surrounded by countless hidden gems that showcase the raw beauty and cultural richness of North West Scotland. Head north along the winding coastal roads and you’ll encounter peaceful sea lochs, quiet hill tracks, and remote hamlets where the pace of life remains beautifully slow.
Take a day trip to Gruinard Bay, with its pink-tinged sands and turquoise waters, or visit the dramatic headlands near Rubha Reidh, home to a remote lighthouse and some of the region’s best coastal walks. For those who love wildlife, the area is rich with red deer, golden eagles, and even the occasional sea eagle soaring overhead.
The wider Wester Ross region is part of a designated UNESCO Biosphere, celebrated for its balance of nature, culture, and community. You can explore winding single-track roads that lead to ancient lochans, standing stones, and tucked-away beaches — each offering a unique sense of solitude and awe.
Whether you’re a keen photographer, a hillwalker, or someone simply looking to reconnect with nature, the landscapes of North West Scotland never fail to inspire. From the ever-changing light over the hills to the haunting call of seabirds echoing across the loch, this is a place that stays with you long after you’ve left.