INVEREWE GARDENS
www.nts.org.uk
These magnificent gardens attract visitors from all over the world. A wildlife hide also allows visitors to experience the fauna as well as the exotic flora that Inverewe has to offer.
The garden has a majestic setting, built on a rocky promontory into Loch Ewe. Its walled garden has plants from around the world including Chinese rhododendrons, Tasmanian eucalypts and New Zealand daisy bushes. The rest of the site is woodland underpalnted with many unusual woodland plants such as Meconopsis and Primula. Extensive views of Loch Ewe and out to sea, restaurant and gift shop make this an attraction not to be missed.

 

THE HYDROPONICUM, ACHILTIBUI
http://www.thehydroponicum.com
Everything you ever wanted to know about hydroponics but were afraid to ask...

The Hydroponicum Shop stocks a wide range of products, for the beginner to the more experienced grower, along with a great range of solar-powered and wind-up products. All the practical help you need to be successful in hydroponics can be found here, with features like the forum, where you can get all your questions answered and converse with fellow gardeners. New to hydroponics or a seasoned expert? Contribute to the Growers Diary. The Eco-centre is the Hydroponicum’s attempt to increase the use of renewable energy and green technologies and The Sunshine Room explores the use of energy through a hands-on exhibition.

ATTADALE GARDENS
www.attadale.com
With 30,000 acres of stunning scenery, ranging from the shores of Loch Carron to Loch Monar, Attadale is ideal for a relaxing break in the North West Highlands. A choice of walks is available. Attadale’s magnificent gardens are open to the public from April until the end of October.


 

TORRIDON & GAIRLOCH WALKS
http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/torridon/gairloch.shtml
Since Victorian times, Gairloch with its fine sandy beaches, has been a popular tourist destination. For walkers it is an ideal centre for exploring this attractive coastline......
 

HILLWALKING, ROCK CLIMBING, MOUNTAINEERING
www.gofurtherscotland.co.uk
Guided rock climbing, mountaineering and walking, in the North West Highlands of Scotland, both during the summer and winter months. Go Further caters for small groups, offering qualified and local experts with a enthusiasm for Wester Ross and Skye area of Scotland. Go Further offers no hidden costs, children are free with two paying adults.
 

GUIDED WALKS & SCRAMBLES IN THE TORRIDON MOUNTAINS
www.nineonesix.co.uk
Guided walks, scrambles, mountaineering, hill walking, winter skills, wild camping and introductory rock climbing. 3 and 5-day courses in the Torridon Mountains throughout the year round for all.

GAIRLOCH CHANDLERY
http://www.hebridean-whale-cruises.com
Hebridean Whale Cruises sail from Gairloch harbour daily basis. Their motor vessel the MV Kerry complies with all current safety regulations and carries up to eleven passengers in coastal waters. Binoculars and wet weather poncho's are provided for all passengers should they be required.


 
VENTURA SAILING
www.sail-scotland.com
An ideal opportunity to sail a yacht or drive a powerboat, whether you can sail or drive a powerboat. Or choose to relax as a passenger, and watch the stunning scenery of the Northwest Highlands coast as you drift by. Full Royal Yachting Association Certificate Course is available for those wishing to undertake a further challenge. Go on, try something different today…
 

CREEL BOAT TRIPS
www.dryisland.co.uk
Catch your own shellfish from a traditional wooden fishing boat from Dry Island Pier!

ULLAPOOL GOLF COURSE
www.ullapool-golf.co.uk/club.htm
HRH Prince Andrew opened this challenging 9-hole golf course (18 tee boxes) in April 1998, which offers outstanding views of Lochbroom and the Summer Isles beyond.

 

LOCHCARRON GOLF COURSE
www.lochcarrongolf.co.uk
A small club situated in one of the most beautiful spots in the Highlands. The course is a short but demanding one which is suited for beginners but will test any level of golfer.  Our course is open throughout the year with catering available at the clubhouse during the season.

ULLAPOOL MUSEUM
www.ullapoolmuseum.co.uk
Take a trip down memory lane and discover the rich heritage of Lochbroom at the multi-award winning Ullapool Museum & Visitor Centre. The story of Lochbroom, the land and its people, is told through a combination of traditional and multimedia displays.

APPLECROSS HISTORICAL SOCIETY HERITAGE CENTRE
www.applecrossheritage.org.uk
The Historical Society was established in 1998 by a group of local people who to preserve the historical, religious and cultural background of this unique and isolated Highland community.

TORRIDON COUNTRYSIDE CENTRE & DEER MUSEUM
www.nts.org.uk
At the Torridon Countryside Centre & Deer Museum you will find information about routes to the high tops, and coastal paths, the wildlife on the estate, part of which is in the Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve. Look out for red deer, Highland cattle, and oystercatchers near the sea loch. Golden eagles sailing over the mountaintops. You may even catch sight of a pine marten or otter.

BEINNEIGHE NATIONAL NATURE RESERVE
www.snh.org.uk
Beinn Eighe was Britain’s first National Nature Reserve, and is the natural home of the red deer, the golden eagle and the elusive pine marten. Set amongst stunning mountain scenery and ancient pinewood fragments overlooking Loch Maree. The Visitor centre (Open Easter to October) with all trails suitable to all abilities, parking and cycle rack. Further attractions include a Picnic site, viewpoint, interpretative panels, a basic campsite, woodland and mountain trails. A reserve leaflet, booklet and trail guides are available.