Accommodation in Portmahomack

The Old Salmon Bothy is a bothy for two right on the shoreline at Wilkhaven, with a deck looking straight out over the Moray Firth and a private slipway for a kayak or small boat. For a larger party, Snug on the Bay at Shandwick sleeps four, with views over the bay.

Our place to stay in the village is a bothy for two, The Old Salmon Bothy, which has been in the same family for three generations. If you need more space, Snug on the Bay is a short drive away at Shandwick.

Yes. The Old Salmon Bothy sits on the Moray Firth shoreline, with a wood burner and logs included, and seals and dolphins often in view from the deck.

The Old Salmon Bothy welcomes one dog, and so does Snug on the Bay. Check each listing for any charges, or see our Dog Friendly collection.

Often, yes. Prices, minimum stays and changeover days are set by the owner, so use the enquiry form on the listing and they will reply with availability and the price. You book direct, with no booking fees.

Walk to Tarbat Ness Lighthouse, watch for dolphins, seals and otters from the shore, eat at the Oystercatcher in the village, and visit Glenmorangie distillery near Tain. Clear winter nights can bring the Northern Lights.

Fly or take the train to Inverness. From there, drive north on the A9 over the Kessock Bridge to Tain, then east along the Tarbat peninsula. Trains also run from Inverness to Tain.