Whether you're looking for adventure and high octane excitement or the chance to learn a new skill, meet new people and build confidence, Raasay House will exceed your expectations.
We cater for all ages and abilities, from beginners to advanced, 6 year olds to over-70s. You can sign enjoy half-day or full day's session, or stay with us on a week's break with all activities included. We can tailor an activities programme to suit your needs, abilities and tastes.
Our instructors are qualified and experienced with a proven track record of delivering activity courses and a passion for sharing their skills. Equipment for all activities is included but you'll need to bring a pair of old trainers and swimwear for water based activities.
We never let the weather spoil our fun...But we do have some great indoor activities and plenty to do in the evenings.
And at the end of your day, you can return to the comfort and warmth to enjoy a hot shower and a delicious home-cooked meal.
OUR ACTIVITIES
KAYAKING, CANOEING, TRADITIONAL SAILING, DINGHY SAILING, CLIMBING, ABSEILING, COASTEERING, GORGE WALKING, ARCHERY, CRATING, BIKE HIRE.
HOW TO FIND US:
We are on the Isle of Raasay, just of the Isle of Skye and the Scottish mainland. To reach us, it is a scenic 20 minute ferry trip from Sconser, (mid way between Broadford and Portree).
ACCOMMODATION:
We have a variety of fabulous rooms available, 'from Economy to Extravagant', we have accommodation to suit all tastes.
THE ISLE OF RAASAY:
Unique, unspoilt and amazing...
Raasay is one of the most beautiful islands in the Inner Hebrides. Tucked between the Isle of Skye to the West and the Scottish mainland to the East, it is just 14 miles long and 4 miles wide. The Norse name "Raasay" means Isle of the Roe, or Red, Deer.
The 60 square miles of land that make up the island are now home to a population of around 200 people. Most of them live in the South of the island close to the village of Inverarish. There are few roads on the island, one shop and a primary school. Raasay House is very much at the heart of the island.
Raasay is the perfect destination for a day trip or a longer visit. While many visitors choose to scale Dun Caan, the distinctive flat topped mountain visible from miles around, there are inland and coastal walks to suit all tastes; forests and beautiful beaches to explore, historic sites to discover and a richness of geology, landscape, flora and fauna rarely found in the British Isles. It's unspoilt, peaceful, and inspirational.
Coming to Raasay and meeting the people who live here also gives you a real insight into a small island community and a simpler, more authentic way of living, far from the fast-moving, electronic-fuelled 21st century.
