Craik Na Dav B&B in Invermoriston: Photos and Reviews

Craik Na Dav B&B provides secure storage for bikes and outdoor gear, allowing walkers and cyclists to explore freely. The property offers express check-in/check-out and private check-in/check-out services for a seamless arrival. Guests have access to a foot bath after a day on the trails, plus free on-site private parking and bicycle parking.

Each of the two room types includes an en-suite shower room, garden or mountain views, and hypoallergenic bedding. The Standard Double Room with Mountain View and the Twin Room with Garden View both offer complimentary fruit and a whisky dram upon arrival. Rooms are heated and feature a safety deposit box, with daily housekeeping provided.

A cooked breakfast is served each morning, offering local specialties including haggis, kippers, and porridge, with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options available. The breakfast includes warm dishes, juice, fruits, and a wide variety of tea choices. Guests can order packed lunches for outdoor adventures, and special diet menus are available upon request.

The B&B sits directly on the Great Glen Way, making it a stop for walkers and cyclists hiking or cycling between Fort William and Inverness. Nearby attractions include Loch Ness (5 minutes by car), Invermoriston Falls, and Urquhart Castle. Canoeing, fishing, horse riding, and hiking are all accessible from the property.

Dogs are welcome at Craik Na Dav, with a pet basket provided in the room and a tub of dog biscuits as a welcome treat. The garden attracts wildlife such as red squirrels, nuthatches, and pine martens, viewable through a guest wildlife camera. The owners, Lindsey and Amanda, offer local knowledge and a warm welcome that reviewers consistently highlight.

Location: Directly on the Great Glen Way

Accommodations: En-suite rooms with mountain views

Dining: Cooked breakfast with haggis, kippers, and gluten-free options

Pet Policy: Dog-friendly with pet basket and biscuits

Wellness: Foot bath after hiking

Activities: Canoeing, cycling, fishing, hiking, horse riding