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This superb B&B has three beautifully decorated ground-floor bedrooms, offering comfortable king-size beds and en suite facilities (walk-in shower or bath/shower are available). Each of the rooms opens out into the relaxing conservatory or onto a small, south-facing and private patio with parasol, table and chairs. For your comfort, there is a flat screen TV and DVD player, fridge, tea and coffee facilities and an information pack on exciting activities and interesting places to visit in the area in each room. Ample private off-road parking, a drying room and an equipment lock-up are also available.
A delicious breakfast, freshly prepared with local produce wherever possible, is served in the light and airy conservatory. Indulge in fresh fruit, yogurt, cereals, homemade muesli, fruit juices, oak roast salmon, toast and preserves, porridge or a cooked Scottish breakfast with all the trimmings.
Along with nearby Kippford and Sandyhills, Rockcliffe is in the heart of what is known as the 'Scottish Riviera', so-called because of its warm climate influenced by the Gulf Stream. It is a lovely, quiet and unspoiled village with a sweeping sandy beach at Sandyhills, which has rockpools where the children can play safely. There is a tearoom serving delicious home baking and other snacks, as well as the Baron's Craig Hotel, which has a good restaurant with an excellent wine list, as well as an art gallery!
Spend the day spotting fascinating birds at Rockcliffe Marsh, a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), head to the nearby reserves of Merse Head and Caerlaverlock, or the Red Kite Feeding Station at Loch Ken. If you enjoy golf, Colvend Golf Course offers a challenging round.
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