From the Skye Bridge

Continue six miles to the junction which indicates Armadale to the left. Turn left and continue on A851 for 10 miles, Toravaig is on the left-hand side of the road.

Via Fort William and then ferry from Mallaig to Armadale

Take the famous “Harry Potter” route and drive to Mallaig via Glen Finnan, then take the Calmac ferry to Armadale which is a 10-minute drive from Toravaig. Visit Calmac for timetables if you're looking to come via the Armadale Ferry.

From Armadale Ferry

From the terminal, continue on the A851 towards Broadford for around four miles. Toravaig is on the right-hand side and well-signposted. Visit Calmac for timetables if you're looking to come via the Armadale Ferry.Car charging

There are plenty of vehicle charging stations close to Toravaig at Broadford and Kyle of Lochalsh, as well as An Crubh in Sleat.

From Inverness

Travel by train from Inverness to Kyle on one of the world's most scenic routes. Our homely hotel is just 25 minutes from Kyle station.

From Glasgow

Take the train from Glasgow to Mallaig via Fort William for a more sustainable way to travel. The rail journey from Fort William to Mallaig is classed as one of the UK's most scenic rail journeys, and you might recognise it from the classic family favourite, Harry Potter.

You can then take the boat to Armadale - Toravaig is just 10 minutes from the pier.

From Inverness

You can fly to Inverness from London, Bristol Manchester, Birmingham, Dublin, Belfast and Amsterdam. It's then a two-hour-20-minute drive from the airport to Toravaig.

From Glasgow and Edinburgh via Skye Bridge

It's a four-and-a-half-hour drive from Glasgow Airport via Loch Lomond National Park, Glencoe Visitor Centre, Fort William and Eilean Donan Castle.

It's a four-and-a-half-hour drive from Edinburgh Airport via Perth, House of Bruar, Dalwhinnie Distillery and Eilean Donan Castle.