The Space This 6m diameter handcrafted Mongolian Yurt is off-grid and the only glamping style accommodation on the Island. We have 1 double futon and 2 single futons sleeping 4 in total. All the beds fold up easily for ample seating through the day. A central wood burning stove will ensure a cozy stay even if the weather takes a turn. A dinner table, chairs and 2 traditional Mongolian chests complete the furniture. PLEASE BE AWARE, GUESTS SHOULD BRING THEIR OWN TOWELS, SHEETS, BEDDING AND PILLOWS. THESE ARE NOT PROVIDED. Guest Access Guests will have access to all crockery, cutlery, pots/pans and glasses. A small gas stove is available to supplement the large BBQ grill for cooking outside. We provide a small supply of logs for the wood burning stove. Separate to the Yurt is a newly refurbished toilet and shower facility and a large outdoor stainless steel sink unit for washing up. Guests have access to the whole garden and any eggs our small flock of chickens can provide. Interaction with Guests We live in the adjacent house and both work in our shop, the only one on the Island also next door.

The Isle of Gigha, a small island off the west coast of Kintyre and part of Argyll and Bute is accessible by ferry departing from Tayinloan on the west coast of the Kintyre peninsula with a journey of around 20 minutes. No advance booking is usually necessary. Once you are there enjoy some spectacular scenery as well as Beaches and sandy shores Walking via the path networks Fishing Spot dolphins playing off the South Pier Gigha Golf Course Cycle the Island Climb Creag Bhan Hire a Sea Kayak or Rowing Boat Gigha Gallery for local arts and crafts Achamore Gardens Kilchatten Church ruins Cara and sit in the Brownie’s Chair Boathouse Café for a locally caught seafood lunch