Location

Two Harbours Boutique Guest House is idyllically located on the beautiful island of Scalpay between the island's 'two harbours'. Connected to Harris by bridge we are just 10 minutes scenic drive from Tarbert (ferry port and hub of Harris) which is 20 minutes drive from the world-famous Harris beaches (from Luskentyre to Scarista) making it the perfect base to visit the splendour of Harris and Lewis. View our accommodation.

This house is well known locally as Bonnie Prince Charlie's House since the Prince spent 4 days in hiding on the farmsted on this site which is commemorated by a plaque on the wall which many people stop by to visit.

Accommodation

This large Victorian house has been thoughtfully renovated, offering guests a boutique guest house experience with modern comforts while retaining its historic charm. We offer a choice of three luxurious rooms all with en-suite shower rooms.

A generous breakfast is included each morning, with everything from traditional Scottish favourites to daily specials. In the evenings, settle in and unwind with our nightly lite-bites, with a home-cooked dinner service at weekends. We also offer a hand-picked selection of wine, beer and premium beverages. Ultra-fast reliable Wi-Fi (up to 200 Mbps) is included throughout the Guest House, delivered by a whole-house mesh system ensuring strong coverage in every room. Each bedroom has its own parking space with the option to reserve exclusive use of our Electric Vehicle (EV) charger at on-line reservation.

Set in a large landscaped private garden with uninterrupted spectacular views over its dry stone wall to the North Harbour and beyond to the Harris hills with the highest mountain in the Outer Hebrides (An Cliseam) in view. View our rooms.

Historical Site

"He came to me for safety so how can I betray him"...
On 30th April 1746 an unexpected royal guest knocked on the farmstead's door seeking shelter. Bonnie Prince Charlie was hungry and exhausted attempting to flee capture from Hanovarian government troops following the defeat of the Jacobites at the battle of Culloden. The farmstead owner (Donald Campbell) famously risked treason and provided him safe refuge in his home for four nights. Visit our history page for more information.