1 / 24Torridon Sunrise
Badachro, Highlands
A four bedroom house for eight at Badachro near Gairloch, with an open fire, a large enclosed garden with decking and a sun house, two dogs welcome.
Badachro has a floating bridge to an island, an anchorage full of small boats and one of the west coast's best loved inns, and Torridon Sunrise sits above it all with Baosbheinn on the skyline. A four bedroom house for eight with two dogs welcome and a large enclosed garden, it is the dog friendly answer to Wester Ross for a whole family at once.
The lounge keeps an open fire for the evenings, the kitchen has room to cook and eat together, and the bedrooms split one double downstairs by the shower room, two doubles and a twin above, one of them en suite. Outside there is decking, a sun house, and grass enough for children and dogs to burn through in parallel.
The Badachro Inn is under 0.5 miles downhill and sits right on the water, which settles most evenings before they start. The dogs get the shoreline while you wait, and the walk back up is short enough to carry the conversation home.
Opinan's sand is 2.1 miles away, with Gairloch Beach and the long run of Big Sand just beyond, and the Torridon mountains stand inland for the days that need scale. The North Coast 500 passes close, near enough to use and far enough to ignore, and a dog's week here runs beaches, hills and harbour smells in rotation.
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from £1,040 for 7 nights
Torridon Sunrise takes 2 dogs and is booked through holidaycottages.co.uk.
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 2 dogs
- Enclosed Garden
- Yes
- Large private enclosed garden, decked area and seating | Off-road parking for 3 cars | Shops, hotels, restaurants 5 miles away in Gairloch | E
- Sleeps
- 8 guests
- Rooms
- 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- Price
- from £1,040 / 7 nights
- Grading
- 4 star
- Arrival
- in from 16:00, out by 10:00
- Facilities
- Parking, Wifi
Torridon Sunrise from £1,040 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukFrequently Asked Questions
Is Torridon Sunrise dog friendly?
Yes, Torridon Sunrise welcomes up to two dogs. The house has a large enclosed garden with decking and a sun house, giving dogs plenty of space to roam safely while you settle in.
Are dogs allowed at Torridon Sunrise year round?
The listing doesn't specify any seasonal restrictions on dogs, so it's worth contacting the owner directly to confirm availability for your dates. What we can say is that the surrounding area — beaches, hills and the harbour at Badachro — makes it a strong choice for a dog-friendly trip whatever the season.
What should I know before visiting Torridon Sunrise with my dog?
The house takes a maximum of two dogs, so bear that in mind when planning your group. The enclosed garden means dogs can be outside without constant supervision, and the Badachro Inn less than half a mile downhill welcomes dogs along the shoreline while you wait for a table — a good sign of things to come.
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Torridon Sunrise from £1,040 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukWhat’s Nearby?
Beach2.1 mi awayOpinan Beach
Highlands
A small, beautiful white sand cove south of Gairloch on the Wester Ross coast with year-round dog access and the quiet, hidden quality typical of the lesser-known Highland beaches.
Beach2.5 mi awayGairloch Beach
Highlands
A wide sandy Wester Ross beach with views to the Outer Hebrides, year-round unrestricted dog access and one of the best-equipped Highland villages for post-beach refreshments.
Beach3.8 mi awayBig Sand Beach
Highlands
An enormous, almost always empty Highland beach north of Gairloch with vast views west to the Outer Hebrides, year-round unrestricted dog access and the kind of solitude that only the west Highlands can offer.
Beach13.5 mi awayLaide Beach
Highlands
A sandy Wester Ross beach near Laide with year-round dog access, magnificent Torridonian mountain views and the empty, wild character of the north-west Highland coast.
Walk13.9 mi awayTorridon Ridge: Liathach via Coire Dubh
Highlands
Liathach is one of the most imposing mountains in Scotland and the Coire Dubh route traverses beneath its mighty sandstone terraces, making this a serious but spectacular outing for experienced hill dogs only.
Walk14.8 mi awayBeinn Eighe Mountain Trail
Highlands
Britain's first National Nature Reserve offers a demanding mountain trail through ancient Caledonian pinewoods and up quartzite scree to breathtaking viewpoints over Loch Maree and the Torridon peaks.