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A BOTHY CAN BE AN IDEAL SHELTER FOR SCOTTISH ADVENTURERS WHO ARE LOOKING TO TAKE IN SCOTLAND'S RAW BEAUTY. 11:15, 02 Jun 2025 A secluded bothy on a Scottish island could be the perfect
summer retreat. As we enter June, it's the perfect time to explore the stunning Scottish countryside. While hiking is a fantastic way to take in the country's breathtaking scenery,
some might fancy an overnight stay in a bothy. These basic shelters, found in remote landscapes and typically devoid of facilities such as taps, sinks, lights, or fuel, are left unlocked
for anyone who needs them. However, there are a few simple rules to follow when using a bothy - no large groups, keep stays brief, leave no litter or waste behind, and always be welcoming to
others. With these guidelines in mind, a bothy stay can offer a unique and rewarding experience. Those intrigued should consider Camasunary. Article continues below Situated on the east
side of the Isle of Skye, in the Camasunary bay on the Strathaird peninsula, this bothy is a hidden gem. 'Camasunary' is the Scots form of the Gaelic 'Camas
Fhionnairigh', meaning 'Bay of the White Shieling'. The bothy itself can house up to 15 people. Although there's no fire or stove, the building is insulated throughout.
Picturesque views sweep across the bay from the snug interior of the bothy, a beacon for avid walkers with the Skye Munros nearby and an abundance of scenic trails. The Mountain Bothies
Association website advises: "Please do not light fires outside the bothy, if you want a fire, light it on the pebble beach. Please help us to maintain this bothy by carrying out any
rubbish." Those venturing to the bothy should remember that it's not a holiday cottage but can offer crucial cover for adventurers keen to experience Scotland's raw beauty.
Further details are available on the Mountain Bothies Association website. If you're looking to see more of Scotland this summer, but are looking for alternative ideas, we've
gathered five Scottish beachside accommodations that can be currently booked on Airbnb. For those looking to holiday on a budget, plenty of hotels offer deals for tourists trying to save on
cash without skimping on amenities. Right now, a Scottish lochside hotel in Argyll and Bute can be booked at a major discount thanks to Wowcher A one night stay at the Portsonachan Hotel for
two people can be snapped up for just £99 on the popular Voucher site. There are also the options to book upto a three night stay at an increased cost. Located on the beautiful shores of
Loch Awe, the Portsonachan Hotel is surrounded by green hills and luscious mountain landscapes. Wowcher describe the rooms as "comfortable" and equipped with TVs, tea/coffee making
station and en-suites. Guests can also enjoy a late 12pm checkout. Article continues below