IAs we are in such a lovely area, we love to inspire our visitors to make the most of it and also like to update our guests on anything new since their last visit, so enjoy the read and we hope it will put you in the mood to visit us soon!
There are so many iconic places to see on your way to us. The most obvious is probably the Glencoe road across Rannoch Moor, and allowing a bit of time to stop off at the visitor centre on the way to us is a great idea.
If you're not taking the Corran Ferry over to us, you'll probably be taking the high road in, which will make the Glenfinnan Memorial and viaduct at the head of Loch Shiel the perfect stopping point, where you may even catch site of the Jacobite Steam Train, otherwise known as the Hogwards Express in Harry Potter speak.
If you're taking that route, you'll see Ben Nevis in all its majesty, and could easily take a little detour to Neptune's Staircase, the spot connecting the Eastern and Western coastlines of Scotland via the Caledonian Canal, and a key must-see spot for visitors.
For those heading in from the south, the picturesque pitstop of Inveraray, well worth a stop if you are driving in from that way, and a great place to stop for a breather, light lunch, drinks or even an ice cream before finishing the last leg of your journey to us. More
The hotel is brilliantly located for a range of activities you might like to try while with us, depending on your interests!
A mixed example might include the following: a visit to the Ardnamurchan Lighthouse – The most westerly point of mainland Britain, with sweeping ocean views and a visitor centre, followed by an afternoon at Sanna Bay, one of the most beautiful beaches in the area.
On another day, you might fancy a drive to Castle Tioram - A ruined medieval castle on a tidal island, steeped in history and photogenic at low tide. You could maybe stop off at Salen Jetty on the way for a coffee, and check out the boat tours from this spot for another day, and book in if you haven't already done so!
Head out on the water with Sunart Boat Trips and you might spot seas, terns sea eagles, herons, otters, porpoises, dolphins and deer, but in case they don't put in an appearance, you will have an interesting trip anyway as your guide points out sheltered bays where Vikings wintered their boats, and an Iron Age hill fort. More
As we are currently looking forward to the wedding season and our first wedding of 2025 at Kilcamb Lodge, we thought we'd take a look at some Scottish wedding traditions - there are some lovely touches you may want to include!
Find out more about handfasting, what a Quaich ceremony is, why getting married by the side of a loch has a hidden benefit in terms of executing a key Scottish tradition, and find out The Speirin and Creeling the Groom involves!
You may not want to incorporate all of these ideas into your wedding, but they certainly offer a little inspiration to help you get thinking about your big day!
We have several locations you can get married within one location at our venue, and we can take the strain of looking after all the arrangements for you, so you can relax and enjoy your day in memorable surroundings.
This area of the Highlands is well suited to a break with your dog, after all, there are walks galore, wide open spaces, and many dog-friendly venues, including ours! Read more
Ever wondered where many of our ingredients come from? There are quite a few that are hand picked on the premises or created in house! Find out more
If you love birdspotting, you'll know that there are many rare species' in our area, including the White Tailed Eagle, Otters and Pine Martens. More
Book your stay at Kilcamb Lodge Hotel today and immerse yourself in the unrivaled beauty and hospitality of the Scottish Highlands.
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