Nestled on the wild and beautiful coast of Northwest Sutherland, Oldshoremore Retreats offers a tranquil getaway just a short walk from one of Scotland’s most breathtaking beaches. Our cosy, self-contained accommodation is designed for guests seeking peace, nature, and a slower pace of life. Whether you’re here to walk the rugged hills, swim in crystal-clear waters, or simply unwind with a book and a sea view, Oldshoremore Retreats is the perfect base. Each Pod features simple, comfortable furnishings with thoughtful touches to help you feel at home. With minimal light pollution and no passing traffic, it's an ideal spot for stargazing, creative retreat, or deep rest. Surrounded by croft land and nature, yet only a 2-minute drive from Kinlochbervie’s local shops and amenities, Oldshoremore Retreats lets you enjoy the best of both solitude and convenience. Ideal for solo travellers, couples, or anyone looking to reconnect with nature and themselves.

Oldshoremore Retreats is run by Andy and Angela Johnson, a friendly and welcoming couple who have made this remote corner of the Highlands their home. With a deep love for the land, sea, and local community, they created Oldshoremore Retreats as a space for rest, reflection, and reconnection with nature and creativity. Andy brings his practical skills and passion for the outdoors to everything from maintenance to sharing local walking routes, while Angela, a yoga teacher and creative facilitator, ensures the space is peaceful, nurturing, and full of thoughtful touches. Together, they’re committed to offering guests a warm Highland welcome and a truly restorative experience. Whether you're looking for solitude or a little local insight, Andy and Angela are nearby and happy to help make your stay memorable.

Oldshoremore is one of the Highlands’ best-kept secrets – a small crofting community set amidst dramatic coastal scenery and ancient landscapes. Just a short stroll from the accommodation lies Oldshoremore Beach, a stunning crescent of white sand and turquoise water, often quiet even in summer or a little further and you'll be at the remote Sandwood Beach. The area is rich in wildlife, with regular sightings of deer, eagles, and seabirds, and offers endless opportunities for walking, wild swimming, photography, and mindful exploration. Part of the North West Highlands Geopark, this remote and unspoiled region is steeped in natural and cultural heritage. The nearby hills and lochs are perfect for outdoor adventurers, while the ever-changing skies and light make it a haven for artists and seekers of solitude.