3 well furnished and equipped flats within one block. Open-plan living area, well-equipped kitchen, 1 double and a twin bedroom, bathroom with shower

Corpach Apartments consist of three well furnished and equipped flats (named Meldrum, Morrison and Kinloch) within one block. They are situated in Corpach, a village about 4 miles from Fort William, which is the main town of the West Highlands. The apartment's central location within the Highlands make them the ideal base for touring this beautiful part of Scotland, with it's majestic scenery, romantic history and renowned hospitality. Please have a look at our area page for a few ideas on what to do and where to go on your holiday. 

Each of our 3 apartments sleeps 4 - 5 people and is equipped as follows:

• Living area with: Sofa Bed, Colour TV, radio
• Dining area (with high chair)
• Well equipped kitchen area with fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer & microwave
• One double bedroom
• One twin bedroom
• Bathroom / WC with shower over bath
• A travel cot is available 

After all day's touring you can escape yourself in the finest restaurants that FortWiilliam can offer you.

Whether you come for the scenery, the culture, the food, the castles, the walking, or just to relax you'll find and abundance of what your looking for in the Highlands. There's plenty to do and see just in the Corpach area, and the location of the apartments means that they're also ideal for reaching a large part of the Highlands. Whether your stay is for 1 or 2 weeks, you won't be stuck for things to do. Below is just a small selection of what's available:

Caledonian Canal

The Caledonian Canal, built by the famous Scottish Engineer Thomas Telford in the early 17th century, links together the various Lochs
along the Great Glen to form a navigable waterway from Inverness on the East coast to Fort William on the West coast. Just a short stroll away from the apartments you can watch the boats coming through the locks at Neptune's Staircase, which have recently been refurbished and are now spectacularly illuminated at night.

West Highland Railway & Road to the Isles

This single track line is often described as one of the most scenic in the world. From Fort William the line travels south through majestic lochs and moors to Glasgow. North from Fort William it passes through equally beautiful scenery towards the fishing port of Mallaig at the end of the line. During the summer months you can enjoy this journey in truly nostalgic style by travelling on the Jacobite Steam Train.
The road between Fort William and Mallaig is known as the Road to the Isles, Mallaig being the starting point for journeys to many of the Western Isles. The road journey is also well worth making for the scenery and a visit to brilliant white Sands of Morar
Glenfinnan monument, road to the isles © RWD

Ben Nevis

A few minutes drive from Corpach will bring you to the foot of Britain's highest mountain. At over 4000ft, the walk up Ben Nevis - the mountain with it's head in the clouds - is not for the feint hearted, but is well worth it for the views on a clear day.

Isle of Skye

A visit to the "Misty Isle" is a must if you're in the area for a few days. Skye can be reached by ferry from Mallaig or by the bridge at Kyle. The road to the bridge will take you past the famous Eileen Donan Castle. Although there is so much to see on Skye you'd need weeks to do it all, it can easily be reached from Corpach and a day trip will give you a real feel for this spectacular Island.

Ardnamurchan Peninsula

Yet more majestic scenery awaits you on this peninsula, the far point of which is the most westerly on the British mainland. The easiest way onto Ardnamurchan is by the small car ferry at Corran, which takes you across Loch Linnhe.

Loch Ness & Inverness

Travelling NE from Fort William on the A82 will take you along the Great Glen and the famous Loch Ness with a chance to see the elusive monster, Nessie. Also on this road is Castle Urquhart, with its classic lochside position. Some wonderful views of the Loch & Castle can be taken in from the new visitor centre here.