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2 Reviews and 181 Opinions For our wedding in July 2009, my father booked 1 week's stay at the Rocpool Reserve and absolutely...
1 Review and 57 Opinions Me and my boyfriend stayed in the Highland Hotel, which has recently as been bought by the Lochs and...
nani80 Says: Just a few kilometres east of Durness, this large sea cave set in a limestone cliff boasts UK’s largest sea cave entrance (more than 15m high and 40m wide)....
nani80 Says: The area around Kyle of Durness is known as one of the remotest parts of Scotland, being almost an empty land since 19th century when the whole Durness area...
nani80 Says: There are several nice sandy beaches east of Durness, all easily accessible from the A838 road. We visited the last one before the road turns south along the...
nani80 Says: Loch Eriboll is the centremost and the longest of the three indentations on the Sutherland's north coast (Kyle of Tongue and Kyle of Durness being the other...
nani80 Says: While driving along the north Highland coast, you will find many viewpoints and lay-bys with magnificent views. One of the best viewpoints is located on the...
nani80 Says: If you like to walk, and you are planning a trip to Scottish Highlands (which is a paradise for walkers!), you have to check www.walkhighlands.co.uk, probably...
nani80 Says: With their distinctive coats and peeping through the fringes that protect their eyes from wind and insect, Highland cows are just adorable! Thanks to their...
Beware of… funny road signs :)
nani80 Says: You certainly won't see many cars on local roads in Scottish Highlands. But there's plenty of road signs that will warn you about creatures you might encounter...
nani80 Says: Geodh' Eisgiadh is a deep ravine in the thick sediments on the Drum Hollistan coast. It's approximately 1km from A836 lay-by at the border of Caithness and...
nani80 Says: Wester Clett is the first of the three islets (Middle Clett and Easter Clett being the other two), just in front of the ravine Geodh' Eisgiadh on the Drum...
nani80 Says: Easter Clett is the third in a row of the islets at the Drum Hollistan coast, west of Thurso and Freshgoe. It's made of red sandstone, and looks like from the...
nani80 Says: Middle Clett is an islet just in front of the coastal sandstone cliff on the Drum Hollistan coast. It's flat top serves as a home to a smaller number of...
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On Monday 19th. August 1745 a small rowing boat was seen heading into the north side of Loch Shiel, in the boat a young Prince looked towards the shore with a...
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Q: Here is the rough draft plan for our "Highlands" part of our Oct '11 visit. I realize we're going to be quite tired at the end of...
A: Day 1: okay Day 2: what do you plan to do in Fort William for the whole day? Day 3 This is far too much for one day. I assume your driver is picking you up in...
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2011 update; A re-visit to the far north coast of Scotland, this time travelling eastwards and as far south as The Black Isle. New tips to follow. The area north and west of Glasgow right up to the...
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On and Mostly Off the Road in the Highlands
After a week trekking the Highlands of Scotland, (after spending a bit of time enjoying the sun here in Malibu) is that this was a great experience. Old castles, lochs, glacier sculpted mountains,...
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Highlands and Islands of Scotland
The Island is dominated by the severe and rugged Cuillin Mountains, but to the north of the island is the Trotternish Peninsular, with stunning views over the waters and charming cottages scattered......
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