About the Ardnamurchan Peninsula
n ideal family retreat that is peaceful, unhurried and friendly. Miles of clean sandy beaches and coves offer spectacular sea views to the Western Isles.
Mainland Britain's most westerly point, Ardnamurchan is reached by a
slow and incredibly beautiful wooded road, running with every changing
views along Loch Sunart to the lighthouse.
Protected by its
remoteness, this unique ecology hosts many rare plants, birds and
animals, including otters, eagles, pine martens, wildcats, whales and
sea-eagles.
The area offers opportunities for the fisherman, angler, birdwatcher, diver, yachtsman, photographer and hill walker, and a true haven for those that just want to relax and enjoy the "peace and tranquillity".
"Meandering around the Ardnamurchan Peninsula it seemed an
absurd cliché, yet the wild loneliness and loveliness of the area had a
haunting appeal. Ardnamurchan has an untamed, magical quality."
Harriet O'Brien, Independent on Sunday.
"Ardnamurchan is a strange, wild and mysterious place where you should find the inner peace you may be looking for."
Davina & Colin ~~~ 14th September 2008
"We have had a fantastic time here, great weather, loved the hikes and the lovely people."
Christine & Sasha ~~~ 25th Sept 2008
