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Port a Bhaigh is a scenic, family-run campsite overlooking the Summer Isles from Scotland’s northwest coast.
We are open to guests 365 days a year!
About Port A Bhaigh
Port a Bhaigh means ‘Port of the bay’ in Scottish Gaelic, a language still prominently spoken around the Western Isles. The campsite is named as such because of a small port on the shoreline, ideal for launching small boats or kayaks onto Loch an Alltain Duibh and the Minch (the Atlantic sea channel between mainland Scotland and the Outer Hebrides). This port, alongside the stunning landscapes of the nearby Summer Isles, contributes to Port a Bhaigh campsite’s spectacular coastal scenery.
Port a Bhaigh campsite can be found in Altandhu, a hamlet approximately 5 miles northwest of Achiltibuie on the Coigach Peninsula. The grounds upon which the campsite sits were formerly the owners’ family croft, passed down through generations for the cultivation of livestock and vegetables. However, in 2009, the family croft was repurposed to form Port a Bhaigh campsite, welcoming happy campers ever since.
To find out more about Port a Bhaigh’s picturesque location and things to do in the area, click here.
Pitches
The Port a Bhaigh campsite grounds feature:
check_circle 26 hardstanding pitches with electric
check_circle 16 hardstanding pitches without electric
check_circle 50 tent pitches
On-Site Facilities
The facilities at Port a Bhaigh campsite help make your stay comfortable and straightforward for all of our overnight campsite guests. There is also our fabulous restaurant and bar which is available for everyone to enjoy including passers-by.
À Bhùth Bheag
(the small shop)
Our convenient on-site shop, stocked with groceries and camping essentials, is open all year and can be found at the heart of Port a Bhaigh campsite.
Am Fuaran Bar
Run by Port a Bhaigh’s owners, the neighbouring Am Fuaran Bar serves a variety of traditional bar meals and freshly-caught local seafood. The bar is only a few minutes from the campsite and open to all.