Dunarain
from £150.00 Per night*
Direcleit, Isle of Harris, Outer Hebrides, HS3 3DP
T: +44(0)7901 574769
Stylish Sea-View B&B in the Outer Hebrides
Dunarain Bed & Breakfast is a luxury boutique-style B&B set in a contemporary home on the Isle of Harris, just outside Tarbert in the Outer Hebrides. With panoramic views over sea lochs and hills, beautifully finished rooms and a distinctive Hebridean welcome, Dunarain is an ideal choice for couples, solo travellers or small groups seeking top-tier Scottish island accommodation.
Perfect for travellers who want both relaxing coastal views and easy access to some of Harris’s most scenic beaches, distilleries, wildlife spots and historic sites, Dunarain blends modern design, comfort and location in one unforgettable stay.
Accommodation & Room Details
Dunarain offers two en-suite bedrooms, each individually styled with sea, loch or garden views and high-end amenities:
Deluxe Double Sea-View Room
King-size double bed with luxurious bedding.
En-suite shower room with contemporary fittings.
Patio doors opening to sea views - perfect for morning coffee or sunset whisky moments.
Towels, complimentary toiletries & TV included.
Spacious Twin Room
Two comfortable single beds, ideal for friends or family.
En-suite shower room with premium toiletries.
Boutique-style décor and lots of natural light.
Views over lochs and hills.
Both rooms share access to a private sitting & breakfast room, where guests enjoy a 'bentobox' breakfast featuring locally sourced produce - from fresh fruit, Scottish cheeses and homemade bread to Hebridean smoked salmon and speciality muesli.
Amenities & Features
Dunarain’s high-end touches make it a stand-out choice for Harris accommodation:
Stunning sea and loch views from bedrooms and patio areas.
Free Wi-Fi throughout.
Private parking on site for guests.
Luxury boutique décor and contemporary design.
Breakfast included.
Highly rated host known for a warm Hebridean welcome and personalised service.
Outdoor seating areas and patios to savour the views.
Complimentary malt whisky and home-cooked Scottish shortbread on arrival.
Guests consistently praise Dunarain’s exceptional location, sea views, comfort and breakfast experience, with many reviews highlighting the thoughtful touches and hospitality that make this a highlight of their Harris trip.
Location & Things to Do Near Dunarain
Situated in Direcleit, a short drive from Tarbert village centre, Dunarain is perfectly placed to explore both the natural beauty and cultural attractions of Harris:
Beaches & Coastal Landscapes
Luskentyre Beach - one of Britain’s most celebrated white-sand beaches, is only a 10-minute drive away.
Nearby beaches like Seilebost, Horgabost, Niseaboist and Scarista offer varied coastal walks, wildlife spotting and dramatic photo opportunities.
Local Experiences & Attractions
Isle of Harris Distillery - take a tour and sample the award-winning gin and craft spirits in a warm, peat-fired atmosphere.
North Harris Eagle Observatory - a short drive north, this is a prime spot for seeing golden eagles in their natural Hebridean habitat.
St Clements Church - one of the grandest medieval buildings in the Western Isles, open for exploration and those who love history.
Nearby Tarbert village also offers cafés, galleries, gift shops and ferry connections for island hopping to Lewis, making Dunarain a superb base for both active adventures and relaxed island discovery.
Why Stay at Dunarain
Luxury boutique B&B on Harris with breathtaking sea and loch views.
Highly rated for location, comfort, design and breakfast quality.
Ideal base for exploring beaches, distilleries, wildlife observatories and the cultural heart of the Outer Hebrides.
A warm, personalised stay from a long-experienced host with deep local knowledge.
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