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Holiday rentals in Leverburgh

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Stay near Leverburgh's top sights

The Anchorage Restaurant, Cafe & Bar9 locals recommend
Butty Bus8 locals recommend
Isle of Harris Brewery3 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Leverburgh

Top guest favourite
Chalet
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews

Locheynort Creag Mhòr

AnnaRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
I had a magical few days staying in this beautiful chalet. I knew it was going to be great from the reviews, but I didn’t know it would be quite so special. The chalet is right at the end of a quiet, single track lane, directly on a loch, with what must be some of the best views in the islands. Theres a decking where you can sit and watch the seal colonies and otters a few meters away, and buzzards, eagles and incredible stars overhead. The chalet itself is immaculately clean, warm and cosy (I stayed in a cold, early April and was very comfortable). Angus and Joan were wonderful hosts, responsive, kind and warm. Joan brought me fresh eggs, and made me feel like one of the family. My only regret is that I couldn’t stay longer. I would come back again in a heartbeat.
Guest favourite
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 7 reviews

A’Chomraich. Beautifully renovated 4 bed house

TarunRating, 5 stars8 months ago
Brilliant lovely place at a beautiful location made your stay so peaceful and relaxing..
Top guest favourite
Chalet
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews

The Coppice

JohnRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Our stay at the Coppice was wonderful and it was a pleasure to meet the lovely Evelyn. The welcome scones and jam were great. The chalet was very comfortable and felt spacious. It was super clean and the view superb. Lovely sunsets over the hills Recommended!
Top guest favourite
Home
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

"Arras Beag" lochside cottage

ErinRating, 5 stars5 days ago
Beautiful cottage right on the shore. Everything was comfortable and clean. Perfect location to base ourselves to see Skye and Loch Ness. I wish we could have stayed longer!
Guest favourite
Home
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

Luxury cottage, Isle of Skye

AngieRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
Lovely house. Very clean & warm Beds comfy Would recommend Just be very careful as the road to the house is full of very large potholes.
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Place to stay
4.8 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Lochview caravan Grosebay .

LouiseRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Super location, beautifully clean and everything we needed . Excellent caravan stay thank you Johan ... xx
Top guest favourite
Cottage
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

Idyllic Hebridean Holiday Cottage

GuyomardRating, 5 stars7 months ago
The house is located in a really beautiful and peaceful area, with great access to both Lewis and Harris. The house is surrounded by fields (croft), to which you have access to walk and discover the surroundings and wildlife. I really enjoyed walking down to the loch side and along the water at low tide to spot the seals every afternoon. Cathie and Les are great hosts, I had some great conversation with Les about the history of the place, wildlife, and areas to visit. The house is spotless and the view from each window out to the surroundings is incredible . Les said, "this airBnb is to us more than just handing the keys", and I think this resume really well how they welcomed us. strongly recommend!
Top guest favourite
Chalet
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

Cozy & Romantic Hideaway in the Hills

MoragRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
We had a fabulous stay at Elizabeth’s accommodation. Elizabeth was a friendly , helpful host and was able to give us some insight to the area , places to visit etc . The inside of the chalet was homely , spotless and very comfortable with lovely little touches . Elizabeth has thought of pretty much everything in kitting it out . The view is stunning from chalet . Would definitely recommend and will definitely make a return visit 😊

Your guide to Leverburgh

All About Leverburgh

Located on the south end of the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides, Leverburgh is one of Scotland’s most remote villages. Surrounded by water on three sides, Leverburgh developed into a fishing port in the early 20th century, and today the seashore and nearby freshwater lochs are still popular for trout and salmon fishing. The beaches in this area are distinguished by their unusual machair habitats — low-lying dunes specific to the exposed west-facing shores of Ireland and Scotland. Machairs tend to be flat or gently undulating landscapes with an array of vegetation, including rare flowers like the Hebridean spotted orchid. The tranquil area comes alive with birdlife throughout the year, such as corncrakes and breeding waders in the spring and flocks of geese, lapwing, and golden plover in the winter. Leverburgh is also an excellent base for exploring the Isle of Harris and other Outer Hebrides villages and islands.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Leverburgh

The best time to visit the Outer Hebrides is between April and October, as many islands more or less shut down for winter. Although it can be windy and wet, the climate is milder than you would expect, thanks to the Gulf Stream. The weather is highly changeable, and it’s not uncommon to experience four seasons in one day. In general, daytime averages are cool in April, May, and June and somewhat warmer in July, August, and September, with temperatures dropping down again in October and November. And as Leverburgh is so far north, it virtually stays light all night long in the summer, especially in June and July. You’ll also see carpets of wildflowers, and flocks of birds returning from farther south. Winter days are short, with only a few hours of daylight and daytime temperatures, which keeps the air quite chilly.


Top things to do in Leverburgh

Isle of Scalpay

Connected to the Isle of Harris by a one-lane bridge, the Isle of Scalpay is a 2.5-square-mile gem. You can enjoy a three-mile hike out to the Eilean Glas Lighthouse, built in 1789 and the oldest lighthouse in Scotland. You can also check out the fishing boats on the piers and taste locally caught scallops, monkfish, and other fresh catches at the award-winning local bistro.

Luskentyre Beach

With its miles of white sand and bright turquoise water, Luskentyre stands out as one of the top beaches in Europe. You can reach it in about a 30-minute drive up the coast from Leverburgh. It’s especially amazing in late spring when the wildflowers blanket the landscape in colour, and the sun sets late in the day.

St Clement’s Church

Known as one of the grandest medieval buildings in the Western Isles, St Clement’s was built as a church and burial ground for the MacLeod clan. It was completed around 1560, but fell into disuse as a consequence of the Reformation. The church contains an impressive collection of later medieval and post-Reformation sculptures, including the MacLeod Tomb, which features Chief MacLeod’s effigy dressed in armour and guarded by lions under carved ornamental arches.

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