Nature house in North Uist

Relax by the wood burning stove or soak in the views from the freestanding bath. This is an ideal retreat for couples wishing to truly ‘get away’ from it all and unwind in the exceptionally scenic landscape of the Outer Hebrides. Both circular self-catering cabins are based on the prehistoric wheelhouse design of the Iron age, the remains of which can be seen in many places throughout Uist.All the timber is UK sourced and the sedum roof a stonecrop and wildflower mix to create a little wildlife habitat. Both cabins are raised of the ground in the style of a treehouse, to leave the ground below untouched and to give the best opportunity to admire the unrivalled sea views along the coastline. Included in the price: Half day Otter Safari

The mesmerising ever changing colours of the Atlantic ocean as the tide comes and goes provide an incredible view from every room in the cabin throughout each hour of every day. Each cabin has an en suite bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, bedroom with balcony and an open plan lounge / seating area to enjoy the wood burning stove and dramatic views.The forest is one of the most popular stops on the RSPB bird of prey trail where you have the opportunity to glimpse examples of all of the bird of prey species breeding in the Outer Hebrides.Within the forest you will find a small population of red deer and you may just see them wander past the cabins on occasion. In autumn time the rutting season is quite spectacular with the sound of the stags roaring around the forest as they look to out-roar their neighbours and secure their mate