
An Tigh Seinnse
A small, traditional pub by the harbour in Portnahaven, known for its local seafood.

The 300-year-old Clachaig Inn, popular with walkers and known for its links to Harry Potter, has been listed for sale alongside The Grog & Gruel in Fort William. Both have been owned by the same family for over 40 years, and the £4.5 million sale includes guest rooms, bars, chalets, and land with development potential. The inn sits near the filming location of Hagrid’s Hut and remains a well-known stop for climbers and travellers exploring Glencoe. The Daynes family say it’s time for someone new to take the reins of both long-established Highland businesses.
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A small, traditional pub by the harbour in Portnahaven, known for its local seafood.

The Isle of Lunga is a remote volcanic island west of Mull and part of the Loch Na Keal National Scenic Area.

The shortest waymarked walk on Ulva, 3.75km round the farm, Ulva House, the walled garden and Telford's church.

The single stone arch of 1792 that carries the road to Seil over a strait of the Atlantic, south of Oban.

The original Inverlonan bothy for two, rusty-roofed and green inside, right on the bank of Loch Nell.

Inverlonan's calm bothy for two, deep in an ancient oak wood above Loch Nell.

Two architect-designed off-grid cabins for two on a private stretch of Loch Fyne shore, near Inveraray.

An architect-designed glass house for two above Loch Laich in Appin, looking out to Castle Stalker.
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Dunoon held its first Taste Dunoon food and drink festival over the weekend of 25 July, in Castle Gardens and the Queens Hall, and used it to launch a food and drink trail through the town.

Native seagrass in Holy Loch, Argyll, is rebounding after decades of decline linked to industrial damage.

Construction milestones have been reached for two new electric ferries being built for Scotland’s west coast routes.