Calluna Self Catering

02/11/2026

We had a lovely walk at Glenfinnan yesterday! The Autumn colours are beautiful 🍂 Glenfinnan Monument NTS

29/10/2026

We will be open through to the end of November, taking a break in December, then opening back up on January 8th, 2027. Bookings for winter are already coming in, get in quick so you don't miss out!

21/10/2026

Another great reason to head down to Glencoe Village.

📣 Calling all mountain lovers 🏔️🥰

Don't miss the The Munro Society’s touring exhibition at our Visitor Centre for the next four weeks 👇👇

📆 Tues 20 Oct to Sat 14 Nov - FREE entry

🕣 Open daily - 10am to 4pm

It charts the life of Sir Hugh Munro and his mission to list Scotland’s peaks over 3,000ft (914m) ⛰️🚶🥾

You'll discover the evolution of hillwalking and climbing in Scotland - from its 19th century origins to Munro ‘bagging’ today.

We're delighted to host this in Glencoe National Nature Reserve NTS as we care for EIGHT very popular Munros:

🏔️ Stob Coire Raineach (925m) & Stob Dubh (958m) - the Buachaille Etive Beag Munros

⛰️ Stob Dearg (1,022m) & Stob na Bròige (956m) - the Buachaille Etive Mòr Munros

🏔️ Meall Dearg (952m) & Sgòrr nam Fiannaidh (967m) - the Aonach Eagach Munros

⛰️ Bidean nam Bian (1150m) & Stob Coire Sgreamhach (1072m) - the Bidean Munros

How many of them have you climbed and do you have a favourite?! 🤔

Glen Coe was one of the earliest focal points for mountaineering in Scotland and our charity was only able to acquire the Glen back in the 1930s thanks to donations from hundreds of hillwalkers, alongside an anonymous contribution from then Chair of the Scottish Mountaineering Club, Percy Unna) 💚🙏

The popularity of our peaks has grown a wee bit since then and it's fascinating to see the changing face of hillwalking in this informative exhibition. We wonder what Unna would make of it all?!

Today, our role is to help minimise and contain the impact hundreds of thousands of walking boots can have on our sensitive mountain habitats with over 60km of upland paths here. Every penny you spend at our Visitor Centre helps in this task...

So pop along, enjoy the FREE exhibition and treat yourself in the cafe or shop on your way out 😁





National Trust for Scotland ~ Discover Glencoe, Scotland ~ Mountaineering Scotland ~ Walkhighlands

21/10/2026

A great place to visit when exploring the area!

The delightful Crafts & Things Coffee Shop and gift shop has been part of the fabric of Glencoe for almost 60 years. This family run shop was once a cow byre, long since converted to a home for delicious food and drink, and is also an Alladin’s cave of treasures that celebrate the best of Scottish tradition and creativity. You’ll discover beautiful crafts, gifts, works of art, stoneware, glass, toys, clothing and much more, all sourced from leading Scottish brands and local artists and craftspeople.

Crafts and Things can be found next to the A82 as it passes the village of Glencoe. There’s plenty of parking space and the shop is open every day from 09:30 to 17:00. So, why not come in, enjoy a coffee and cake, or something more substantial, and then browse the fantastic range of gifts.
https://craftsandthings.co.uk

19/10/2026

Great news!

⚡🚌 More Services Between Fort William and Glasgow 🚌⚡

Winter is coming, and in our book that makes many of the journeys across Scotland even more scenic and enjoyable. From 28 October 2026, we're adding three additional return services a day between Fort William and Glasgow.

From this date, there'll be a total of seven return services a day on this route, with a bus roughly every two hours through the day.

Tickets are on sale now at https://www.ember.to/. Search for a journey to see the new departure times.

As always:
- there are no hidden 'booking fees' for valid concession card holders, free really means free
- well-behaved pets are very welcome
- each bus has space for two bikes, and we'd recommend that you book your bike space in advance to guarantee your spot

13/10/2026

A look back in time at Calluna in the very early days before the garage was converted into The Alpine Loft and drying rooms.

12/10/2026

The Scottish Government and The Highland Council are proposing the introduction of a "Visitor Levy'.

For Calluna customers this would mean £5 extra a night on an apartment.

This will apply to anyone paying to stay in accommodation, with a few exceptions, within The Highlands.

The consultation is open to anyone to complete, absolutely anyone! We would encourage you to take the time to have your say, and be most appreciative if you did.

02/10/2026

Don’t miss this great exhibition!

📆 Due to popular demand we have extended our Summer Exhibition, A Street Through Time.

🏤 The exhibition explores the last 100 years of Fort William High Street and shares stories about places that have disappeared from our community; and of those that still thrive in the heart of our town.

⏰ Closes on Saturday 31st October at 4pm
Catch the exhibition while you can at your local museum!

20/08/2026

It's always good to receive reviews from our customers :-)

Sadly what Steve points out in his review is a real problem, rising costs across the board mean lots of accommodation providers pass their costs directly onto the customers and price them out of a holiday in Fort William.

We do our very best to keep our prices steady where we can, or only implement small rises, without jeopardising our business.

03/08/2026

If you’re visiting Fort William later this year, you’re spoilt for choice with these great bands playing at the Nevis Center!