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| Shore
Street, Applecross, Highlands, IV54 8LR Tel: 01646 744262 |
   
 
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  Excellent inn with great food. Very isolated at the bottom of the
Applecross pass with fantastic coastal views of Inner Sound and the Islands of Raasay and
Skye. Has been known to be visited by 20 MGF's at the same time ! |
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| Clachaig, Glencoe, Highlands , PH49 4HX Tel: 01855 811252 |
 
 
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  16th Century gem nestling in the spectacular scenery of Glencoe in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. The Clachaig is easy to miss as the journey along the A82 is joy to drive but a very short detour via this inn is a must. The food is excellent quality, there are a range of well kept real ales and the usual array of whisky to be expected in
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| Crask
Cottage, Lairg, Highlands , IV27 4AB Tel: 01549 411241 |
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  19th Century travellers' inn located on the A836 and surrounded by - Nothing ! The Crask is as remote an inn as you'll find but the welcome is as warm as you'll find anywhere. Not much in the way of a bar and no TV but then wild magnificent Scottish countryside is a plenty. You may even get invited to see the new litter of collie puppies or feed a new born lamb. The Crask Inn may be basic and it may be the only place for miles but it's worth calling in regardless and if you wish to see the most spectacular of night sky with no light pollution, then this is the place to stay. |
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| Shore Street, Ullapool, Highlands , IV26 2UJ Tel: 01854 612366 |
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 18th century inn situated on the shore of Loch Broom with glorious views of the surrounding mountains. Good food and good ale are served with fish a speciality from the adjacent harbour. A typical Scottish welcome awaits from both staff and
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| Canalside,
Fort Augustus, Highlands PH32 4AU Tel: 01320 366302 |
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| Excellent little 19th Century inn, formerly a bank and post
office, sitting at the bottom of a flight of locks on the Caledonian Canal linking Loch
Ness to Loch Oich. An outdoor area overlooks the lock and boats can be hired nearby. |
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| Inverie,
Knoydart, Highlands
PH41 4PL Tel: 01687 462267 |
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| Locations don't get any better than this. Originally starting out as a smiddy’s forge, The Old Forge has no roads in or out and an 18 mile hike over munros or a 7 mile sea crossing from Mallaig are virtually the only way of
visiting, making this the remotest pub in
mainland Britain. The Old Forge serves spectacular local seafood and serves real ales & good wines. Expect live music as the Forge has its own instruments available for customers to play. |
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| Gairloch, Highlands IV21 2BD Tel: 01445 712006 |
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  Excellent old inn located a stones throw from the shores of Loch Gairloch. Friendly relaxed atmosphere, specialising in local seafood, game and real ales in a stunning location. |
Pool House
Hotel
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| Poolewe,
Wester Ross, Highlands, IV22 2LD Tel: 01445 781272 |
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| Set amidst the scenic splendour of Wester Ross with its
magnificent backdrop of mountains, the Pool House Hotel stands on the shores of Loch Ewe
and alongside the River Ewe. |
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| 41 Harbour Street, Plockton, Wester Ross, Highlands , IV52 8TN Tel: 01599 544274 |
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 Delightful inn in the picture postcard National Trust village of Plockton overlooking the Loch and Applecross Hills. Good quality ales, a collection of malt whiskies, a good wine list and excellent food can be enjoyed in the finest of locations.
Shove ha'penny can be played and
occasional live music. |
Three Chimneys
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| Colbost,
Dunvegan, Isle Of Skye, Highlands, IV55 8ZT Tel: 01470 511258 |
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| One of Scotland's best restaurants, with a worldwide following.
Close to the sea on the shores of Loch Dunvegan with a warm and friendly welcome. |
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| Sligachan, Isle Of Skye, Highlands , IV47 8SW Tel: 01478 650204 |
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  Popular inn dating back to 1830 set in stunning surroundings. The Black Cuillin mountain overshadows from the rear and the sparkling waters of Loch Sligachan are stretched out to the front. The Sligachan can be busy especially with walkers & climbers but all can be accommodated in the huge Seumas' bar. Good food and excellent ales are served and live music is a regular feature - all complimented with a huge range of
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Scottish Highlands offer the most spectacular and varied range of landscapes to be found
in the whole of the British Isles. Spectacular Mountain ranges, wild sea lochs and wooded
glens are complimented with peaceful villages and tropical gardens.
