Enquire to stayKinlochbervie · North West Sutherland
A family-run café, gift shop and self-catering apartment at the harbour's edge.
A place worth finding
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On the working harbour in Kinlochbervie, The Quay House brings together generous homemade food, good coffee, thoughtful gifts and a comfortable place to stay. Come in from the weather. Leave with a reason to return.
Meet The Quay House ↘Made here · Landed here
Breakfast, lunch, coffee and cake—made to order and served without pretence. This is the stop people remember long after the road turns south again.
More from the kitchen ↗From harbour to plate
Haddock is bought at Kinlochbervie's fish market, carried the short distance to The Quay House and cooked by the family who welcome you through the door. Local is not a slogan here. It is simply how the day begins.
More than the café
Beyond the tables is a carefully chosen shop of ceramics, textiles, gifts and useful things for the home—an easy place to find something thoughtful while the coffee is still warm.
Stay above the harbour
Settle into a bright, self-contained base in Kinlochbervie, then wake up with beaches, wild paths and the working harbour on your doorstep.
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Comfort, without the fuss
A three-bedroom self-catering apartment sleeping up to five guests, with a double bedroom, three single beds, a comfortable living and dining space, and the harbour just outside the door.
Words from the road
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“An absolute gem of a place. Fabulous warm, friendly service in bright modern surroundings—and beautifully cooked fresh fish.”
Beyond the harbour
The far north-west is not a backdrop. It is the reason to come: pale sand, Atlantic water, long walks and a harbour still shaped by the sea.
A broad, sheltered sweep of pale sand—beautiful in sunshine, bracing in weather, worth it in both.
One of Britain's great wild beaches, reached only on foot across open moorland.
A working fishing port, renowned haddock and the most northerly marina on Scotland's west coast.
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