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Eagle Rock Applecross On ancient ground, tucked into a secluded cliff-top hollow on the remote Applecross Peninsula, Eagle

Rated exceptional by VRBO after a year of exclusively 5 star reveiws! Wilderness, luxury, and panoramic mountain and sea vistas from the infinity hot-tub to a wood-burning stove in the snug. This unique, sumptuous eco-haven is tucked into a secluded cliff-top hollow opposite Skye and Raasay. Fifteen minutes walk along the coast from the Michelin Starred Applecross Inn
Aalf hour stroll from the Michelin Recommended restored Victorian Walled Garden Restaurant. Celebrate, create or recuperate: Whether you are seeking a premium playground haven for two or a hub for a much larger group, Eagle Rock strikes the perfect balance between light-flooded spaciousness and cosy intimacy. A modern, eco build, the sanctuary exists to inspire and nourish those who want to step out of their daily reality for a while and connect with each other and the wild, singing heartbeat of the Highlands. Only accessible by Britain's highest mountain pass, the Bealach na Ba, and its own private road, this warm, skylit, log-fire sanctuary has vast common spaces, with bespoke, handcrafted fittings and sculptures. Designed by an award winning architect and its artist-owner, Eagle Rock's playful flow of intimate, cosy nooks and vast living spaces and vistas, user-friendly technology, a stunning lighting scheme to fit different moods and functions. From the vast, sun-soaked deck, a warm wooden window seat or an upstairs private balcony, watch the sweep of the sun and moon as they rise and set over the glacial sea and landscape. Keep an eye out for passing porpoises, otters, eagles and other wildlife. Listen to the wind roar from the depths of a cosy fireside leather sofa in the library as dramatic storms sweep across the bay while you dip into a lifetime's collection of books, films, sculptures, artworks and games. Enjoy meals at the huge, specially commissioned ironwood dining table in the vast dining room. Between September and March, you may even be lucky enough to catch the northern lights!

How many musicians does it take to make a song?! 🎵 lol Deep St8 Beat Kitty 🐱 WHOISSHEE IDDO Lenny Truong ~~⁽⁽ଘ( ˊᵕˋ )ଓ⁾⁾...
22/10/2026

How many musicians does it take to make a song?! 🎵 lol

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Happy days! Calm before the storm 💕🍁🍂🍁
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Happy days! Calm before the storm 💕🍁🍂🍁

Who wants chicken for breakfast? Mmm. Early morning visitor.
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Who wants chicken for breakfast? Mmm. Early morning visitor.

Thanks you for this stunning photo of the Bealach Brennan Dalsing . We miss you so much!
15/10/2026

Thanks you for this stunning photo of the Bealach Brennan Dalsing . We miss you so much!

Spirit of Scotland Wh**ky Night at Eagle Rock 🙏📷
08/10/2026

Spirit of Scotland Wh**ky Night at Eagle Rock 🙏📷

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An exceptional gathering of up to 30 minke whales has been recorded feeding just four miles off the Isle of Eigg, in what researchers believe could be one of the largest such sightings documented around Scotland.

The whales were observed lunge-feeding through dense shoals of fish during a 10-day expedition exploring remote waters off Scotland’s western coast.

Marine scientist Dr Conor Ryan described the encounter as exceptional, saying the whales appeared to arrive rapidly as they gathered around a major concentration of prey. The feeding group was accompanied by seabirds including shearwaters and auks before eventually dispersing.

Minke whales are regularly encountered around the Hebrides, but large groups feeding together are considerably less common. Researchers said seeing between 20 and 30 animals in one location was particularly notable.

The expedition produced a series of other wildlife encounters, including a fin whale mother and calf, humpback whales, bottlenose dolphins, grey seals and a basking shark.

The Isle of Eigg lies within the Inner Hebrides and is surrounded by waters supporting a diverse range of marine life. The wider Hebridean seas are important feeding grounds for several whale and dolphin species.

The sighting provides researchers with a valuable snapshot of marine activity in Scotland’s western waters, while highlighting the concentration of wildlife that can occur when large shoals of fish gather offshore.

For those aboard the expedition, the sight of dozens of minke whales feeding together offered a rare and spectacular glimpse of Scotland’s marine environment.

Bathrooms at eagle rock come in all sizes!
18/09/2026

Bathrooms at eagle rock come in all sizes!

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