Corrachan cottage - self catering holiday cottage in Dervaig Isle of Mull
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Self Catering Cottage Dervaig Isle of Mull 

Corrachan Cottage is a traditional stone building situated in the conservation village of Dervaig on the Northwest coast of Mull.   It is comfortable and cosy and will accommodate 4 people, with a double and twin bedroom and bathroom upstairs and a kitchen, sitting room and utility room downstairs. It is heated through out with oil fired central heating and a multi fuel stove in the sitting room.

Behind the cottage is a large garden providing a safe and secluded area for all the family. The cottage provides an ideal base for walking, bird watching, fishing, sea trips and wild life safaris.

The village of Dervaig has two shops, one with a post office the other selling books and coffee.  The Bellachroy Hotel offers lunch and evening meals and there is a bus service to the main town of Tobermory the route including Calgary Bay a couple of time a day.

Kilmore Church near of the Bellachroy Hotel
 
Situated above Calgary sands looking towards Treshnish point

About a mile from the village is The Old Byre, a heritage centre where you can buy a cup of tea and a light snack and near Calgary beach is a hotel, restaurant and gallery where you buy drinks and a light lunch. The gallery will also provide you with information about the Woodland Walk where you can spot interesting works of art and a come across a fabulous view over the beach.  

 
Calgary Woodland Walk

Dervaig is a traditional looking village and was originally built to house the workers on the nearby estate during the late 18C.  It has a vibrant community spirit where the local people are keen to include visitors to events held in the village hall sited on the edge of the village, further information of activities can be found on the local notice boards.  Alongside the hall is the outdoor sports ground with markings for 5 aside football, tennis and netball.  The area is enclosed and further info about the key can be obtained from Dougie at the Dervaig PO and Stores, it is for the use of local residents, schools and visitors.

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Local Places of Interest

Walk and Heritage Centre
The Old Byre Heritage Centre where you can see some of the local Dervaig history and enjoy some home baking. The local Community Woodland Company maintain the  walk at West Ardhu and it offers a worthwile walk being only a short distance  from Dervaig.

Dervaig Bridge
The bridge over the river Bellart on the road from Dervaig to Calgary holds many secrets and is still used for fishing for salmon and sea trout.

Calgary Beach
Easy access and parking together with its golden sands make this beach one of the most popular on the Island. If you don't have transport then you can travel there using the local Tobermory to Calgary 'bus service that runs throughout the day. If you wish to have a light lunch whilst you are at the beach, the Calgary Farmhouse Gallery will serve your needs and there is a pleasant woodland walk between the beach and the Gallery. Paintings and other artwork by local artists are displayed and you may purchase the exhibits if you wish.

Calgary Wood
This is not a truly natural wood. You will see great beauty of nature in the rocks, trees, flowers, in the sea, in sunshine and shadows. And yet the trees were planted and tended, people have worked the wood and surrounding land for hundreds of years. What we see now is a product of both nature and of man's efforts, a working environment, a cultural landscape.

Mull Theatre
This world famous theatre is the longest established professional theatre in the Highlands and Islands (1966), it’s one of the oldest touring theatre companies in Scotland, and is the only company in the area to have its own venue.

Kilmore Church
This is 10  minutes walk from the cottage and is quite unique in its structure.

 

 

Last updated April 2009