The Cowal Peninsula - one of Scotland’s undiscovered treasures
Strathspey Holiday Cottage, near Dunoon, Argyll - sleeps up to 4
Getting there
- By air - Glasgow or Prestwick Airports - about 1.5 hours from cottage
- By rail - Greenock train station - a 20-30 minute ferry trip across the Firth of Clyde
- By car - the route from Glasgow is spectacular, taking in Loch Lomond, Loch Long, Loch Fyne and Loch Eck and finally to Strone. Or, drive to Greenock or Gourock and take the ferry.
- By ferry - Western Ferry terminal at Gourock to Hunter’s Quay— about 5 miles from the cottage
- Bus from Glasgow to Dunoon - approx 1 hour
- Local public transport - a regular bus service runs between Dunoon and Ardentinny. Bus stop across the road from the cottage
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The cottage is in the village of Strone - about 7 miles from Dunoon. This part of Argyll and Bute, within the Cowal Peninsula, is one of the west of Scotland’s undiscovered treasures. The cottage, overlooks Holy Loch and Loch Long where they merge with the Clyde Estuary. Surrounded by dramatic hills, glens and the Argyll Forest Park - planted with magnificent specimen trees - the cottage is fantastic for walking and enjoying nature at its best.
