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Discover the Surroundings



Nestled in the heart of a charming coastal village, your holiday home boasts an idyllic setting that blends natural beauty with vibrant local life. The picturesque harbour, dotted with colourful cottages, exudes charm, its calm waters reflecting the hues of the surroundings. Here, fishing boats bob gently at anchor, and the nearby lifeboat station serves as a proud reminder of the community's maritime spirit. A sandy, safe harbour beach invites families to relax and children to play, while the more adventurous can hire a boat for fishing trips or explore the stunning from the water. For those who prefer to stay on land, cycle hire is available, or explore the scenic coastal path, a true haven for walkers and nature lovers. 


The village is brimming with delightful places to eat and drink. From traditional pub fare featuring the freshest local seafood to cozy cafes offering homemade treats and full Scottish breakfast. Three welcoming pubs and a lively sports bar ensure there's always a warm atmosphere, with weekend live music providing entertainment for locals and visitors alike. For leisure and recreation, the cliff-top golf course offers breathtaking views as you play, while a fun putting green by the harbor provides lighthearted enjoyment for all ages. Families will appreciate the public play park and tennis courts, perfect for active days out. A quaint curiosity shop, alongside local stores and a handy post office, provides opportunities for browsing and picking up unique finds or everyday essentials. Throughout the village, you'll feel the warmth and friendliness of the locals, making your stay truly special. Whether you're drawn by the beauty of the harbor, the joy of fresh seafood, or the allure of coastal adventures, this destination promises, relaxation, fun and unforgettable memories.

Swim & Unwind



Families can play and swim in the safe and tranquil sandy bay, and everyone enjoy the local market, community cinema, live music, play park, putting green, tennis court, bowling green, bicycle hire, and community events.

Enjoy Nature



Naturalists may study the abundance of moorland heathers, wild flowers and hedgerows, or observe the wildlife including rare birds, hares, and deer, and, out to sea, seals, dolphin and, occasionally, basking sharks and whales.

A Photographer's Dream



Artists and photographers can forget time whilst endeavouring to capture the wonderful landscapes transposed by the unique Scottish light, skies and seas.

Fancy a Game?



Golfers travel especially to play the outstanding cliff top course at one of the oldest courses in the region, featuring challenging holes and panoramic coastal vistas. (public welcome),

Travel Around



Charter a harbour boat and spend the day sea fishing, or explore the coastal fishing and angling lochs. The ferry, from nearby Stranraer, reaches Belfast within the hour, or get the train to Glasgow or Edinburgh.


Portpatrick Morning Challenge



After rising, take to the coastal path to just beyond Dunskey Castle and bathe in the brook beneath the footpath, renowned for its cold but healing peat waters, and then return for a full Scottish breakfast and mug of tea at the café.



Dunskey Castle



Explore the ruins of this historic 12th-century castle perched on cliffs overlooking the Irish Sea, offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into Scotland's past.


Southern Upland Way



Embark on a segment of Scotland's coast-to-coast long-distance footpath, starting or ending in Portpatrick, and experience diverse landscapes and wildlife.


Coastal Kayaking



Experience the rugged coastline from the sea, exploring hidden coves and observing marine wildlife up close.



Time to Put Your Feet Up



After a full day of exploring Portpatrick's scenic beauty and attractions, retreat to your home away from home. Unwind in comfort and let the tranquility of our holiday accommodation rejuvenate you for another day of adventure. Book your stay now and experience the perfect blend of relaxation and exploration.