North Uist accommodation
Holiday accommodation on North Uist: self-catering cottages, B&Bs, hotels and camping. Browse places to stay and enquire direct.
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Apartment 18 Illeray
Well equipped first floor 3 star self-catering apartment with 3 bedrooms, living room/kitchen and bathroom. Central area of North Uist - good for hill and beach walks, birdwatching, fishing. Shops…
Vallay Sands bnb
A beachfront bed and breakfast in Sollas with sea views over the tidal sands and Vallay Strand.
The Rowan Tree B&B
A welcoming bed and breakfast in Sollas with views towards the Atlantic coast.
Taigh Eva
Single-storey cottage near Lochmaddy sleeping four, with a woodburning stove, wraparound garden and two double bedrooms.
Clachan Lodge
A purpose-built lodge near Lochmaddy with a large deck a short walk from Clachan Sands beach.
Taigh Phinc
Self-catering cottage in Balemore near Bayhead, North Uist, sleeping 8.
Temple View Hotel
A couple-run hotel in Carinish with views towards Baleshare and Trinity Temple, offering a comfortable base for exploring North Uist and beyond.
Ar Dachaigh
A spacious cottage in Balemore with views to the Monach Isles, Balemore beach and the quiet machair of North Uist's west side.
Tranquil Sands
A modern bungalow on the west side of North Uist with open views, a fully enclosed garden for dogs, and a short walk to the beach.
Langass Lodge
Langass Lodge offers comfortable self-catering in a beautifully updated former shooting lodge on North Uist.
Park Cottage
A renovated cottage at Claddach Illeray on North Uist's Atlantic coast, offering contemporary comfort in a quiet crofting township.
Heatherlea
Escape to Heatherlea, a cozy North Uist haven where warm woodburning stoves and serene surroundings blend for a relaxing island retreat.
Constant & True (Seasmhach agus Dileas)
Constant & True is a spacious self-catering cottage in North Uist, sleeping 12, surrounded by stunning Atlantic coastline and white sandy beaches.
Hamersay Hotel
A welcoming hotel in Lochmaddy with a restaurant serving locally sourced food, a lounge bar, and a snooker room for quiet evenings.
Lochmaddy Hotel
Waterside hotel in Lochmaddy with en suite rooms, a bar, restaurant serving local seafood, and fishing opportunities.
Baleshare Bothies
Two self-catering glamping pods on Baleshare, a short walk from the shore, each sleeping up to four with kitchenette and outdoor firepit.
Moorcroft Holidays
A family-run campsite and bunkhouse on a working croft at Carinish, with pitches for tourers and tents, glamping pods, and views across the tidal strand.
Sleatabhal
A self-catering house in Sollas with wood burner, enclosed garden and off-road parking, welcoming dogs and sleeping six across three bedrooms.
Am Bliochan
A cosy cottage in Paiblesgarry with a short walk to the beach, welcoming dogs and well-placed for exploring North Uist's west coast.
Airigh Mhic Ruairidh
Escape to Airigh Mhic Ruairidh, a luxury self-catering cottage in North Uist.
Husabost House
A renovated 1940s croft house on North Uist with three bedrooms, accessible facilities and a welcome for dogs.
Clachan Sands Camp Site
Pitch up on a working croft beside a stunning white-sand beach on North Uist's west coast, with turquoise waters and Atlantic sunsets.
Gearraidh Hosta Cottage
Luxury self-catering cottage on North Uist's Loch Hosta with stunning views and wildlife.
Mission House
Mission House offers a unique Hebridean retreat on North Uist, blending history and comfort amidst breathtaking natural surroundings.
Crossroads Cottage
Cozy Crossroads Cottage in North Uist offers a warm and relaxing retreat.
Balranald Caravan and Campsite
Camp on a stunning North Uist beach amidst a nature reserve teeming with wildlife.
The Tractor Shed Camping Pods
Experience the unique charm of North Uist's first camping pod site, where quirky turf-roofed pods offer comfort, views, and access to excellent shared facilities amidst the stunning natural beauty of the Outer Hebrides.
Tigh Alasdair
Escape to a peaceful retreat on North Uist, where stunning sunsets, pristine beaches, and unique wildlife await, and enjoy a comfortable stay at Tigh Alasdair, a welcoming self-catering cottage perfect for unwinding and reconnecting with nature.
An Airigh
Nestled in the heart of North Uist, An Airigh offers a tranquil self-catering retreat with stunning views of the surrounding machair and access to the island's beautiful beaches and wildlife.
Tigharry Schoolhouse
A converted 19th century school set within the wild, magical landscape of an Outer Hebridean isle, Tigharry Schoolhouse is a unique contemporary property found in the beautiful western reaches of North Uist, the central island of the famed archipelago, 40 miles off Scotland’s west coast. Surrounded by fields, farmland and meadows of wildflowers, the Schoolhouse is an idyllic retreat providing spacious, stylish accommodation, a short stroll from the shores of the Atlantic.
Beacon Light
Beacon Light, a stunning luxury self-catering holiday home on North Uist, offers four spacious bedrooms, three bathrooms, and breathtaking views of the Hebridean wilderness, perfect for a relaxing island escape.
The Fisherman's Snug
Swept by Atlantic winds and nestled in North Uist's rugged landscape, The Fisherman's Snug offers a cozy haven for those seeking an authentic island escape.
Claddach Holiday Cottages
Rowan Holiday Cottage - Luxury Self-Catering
Blue House Hideaway Balivanich
Kelp Cottage North Uist
Seal View B&B
Traditional, stone-built house is centrally situated on Berneray, Isle of North Uist, next to the Bays Loch seal colony. We offer a large and comfortable en-suite family guest room, affording magnificent views out over Bays Loch and the Minch beyond, as well as an en-suite double/twin room which has views towards Borve Hill.
About North Uist accommodation
North Uist accommodation suits walkers, birdwatchers and anyone arriving on the Uig–Lochmaddy ferry. Most visitors stay in self-catering cottages; there are also B&Bs, a hotel at Langass and camping at Balranald and Clachan Sands.
The west coast has the big beaches — Traigh Iar, Hosta, and the RSPB reserve at Balranald. The east side is more sheltered lochs and hills, with Langass and Eaval for walking. Because the causeway runs south to Benbecula, a North Uist base still works if you have a flight into Balivanich.
Lochmaddy has the ferry terminal, a shop, the museum and the hotel. Further west, Sollas and Bayhead are quieter and closer to the machair. The North Ford causeway runs south via Grimsay to Benbecula.
- Getting here
- CalMac into Lochmaddy from Uig on Skye. Benbecula Airport is about 30 minutes south over the causeway. Ferry and flight details →
- Townships
- Lochmaddy, Sollas, Clachan, Bayhead and the west-side townships around Balranald. Grimsay is the next island south on the causeway.
North Uist accommodation — common questions
How do I get to North Uist accommodation? ▾
Sail CalMac from Uig (Skye) to Lochmaddy, or fly to Benbecula and drive north over the causeway (about 30 minutes). There is no airfield on North Uist itself.
Is North Uist good for a first visit? ▾
Yes. You have the Skye ferry, RSPB Balranald, standing stones at Pobull Fhinn, and easy hops to Berneray and Benbecula. Shops are fewer than on Benbecula, so self-catering guests usually shop in Lochmaddy or Balivanich.
Do I need a car for Uist accommodation? ▾
A car makes the islands far easier. Buses run, but they are infrequent. Many self-catering cottages and B&Bs are off the main spine road. If you fly into Benbecula, hire a car at the airport or arrange a pickup with your host.
When should I book Uist accommodation? ▾
Book early for July, August and Hebridean Celtic / local festival weekends. Shoulder months — May, June and September — are quieter, often cheaper, and still good for beaches and walking. Winter lets are available but check heating and ferry reliability.