The village of Portpatrick is located in southwest Scotland on the Mull of Galloway. Local amenities within the village include churches, general stores, P.O, hotels and a first class range of restaurants. The focal point of the village is the charming and bustling harbour, an ever popular haven for yachtsmen eager to sample the hospitality of this friendly village.

The famous Southern Upland Way begins in the village and follows the beautiful and dramatic coastline past many secluded and sandy beaches.  A myriad of shorter walks can be enjoyed to take advantage of tremendous views to Ireland and the Isle of Mann.  For those seeking more active pursuits a number of first class golf courses are close to hand and there is also plentiful fishing, shooting, cycling and other sporting opportunities to enjoy.

The town of Stranraer is only eight miles away where more amenities can be found including supermarkets, leisure centres and the ferry to Northern Ireland for an unforgettable day trip away.

The village’s many superb local restaurants make the very best use of the local fresh produce and regularly feature amongst the country’s best in gastro awards.  Recommendations are provided on arrival but you may need a longer stay to sample them all.