Loch Dubh | Luxury Bed & Breakfast and Self Catering | Lochcarron, Wester Ross, Scottish Highlands

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Multimap - Map of Lochcarron.
RAC - Route Planner.
AA - Route Planner.
Rail Information
Scotrail - for rail travel information, tickets and timetables.
Kyle of Lochalsh Railway - Information on the spectacular railway line from Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh.
Bus Information
704 - Applecross to Inverness Bus Timetable (Lochcarron Garage)
Airline Travel
Highlands & Islands Airports Limited - Operating 10 airports throughout the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.
Eastern Airways - Now operating flights to Inverness direct from Birmingham and Manchester.
British Airways - With flights available to Inverness Airport.
Easyjet - The web's favourite airline.
Car Hire
Avis Car Rental
Budget Car Hire
Europcar
Focus Vehicle Rental
Hertz Car Rental
National Car Rental
Practical Car & Van Rental
Thrifty Car & Van Rental

North Coast 500 - a self-drive / cycle route taking in 500 miles of coastal scenery, dubbed "Scotland's Route 66".
Diving & Boat Trips
Calum's Seal Boat Trips - free if no seals!
Seaprobe Atlantis - trips from Kyle of Lochalsh by glass-bottom boat, to see the hidden mysteries of the deep!
Bella Jane - trips from Elgol on Skye to Loch Coruisk and also to the islands of Rhum and Canna.
Mountain and Sea Guides - kayaking.

ScotWays - the Scottish Rights of Way and Access Society - promoting the interests of those who enjoy walking in Scotland. Safeguarding public access in Scotland since 1845.
The Mountaineering Council of Scotland - the representative body for climbers, walkers, mountaineers and cross-country skiers who enjoy Scottish mountains.
Great Glen Way - a new 73-mile walking route from Fort William to Inverness.
Mountain and Sea Guides - walking, climbing and kayaking.

Brodie Castle - 16th century fortified home - formerly the home of the Brodie of Brodie - now a Scottish National Trust property.
Cawdor Castle - 14th century castle, linked with MacBeth by Shakespeare.
Culloden Battlefield - site of the last major battle fought on British soil.
Duntulm Castle - the ruins of Duntulm Castle stand right at the top of the Trotternish peninsula on Skye. This was a stronghold of the Clan MacDonald and was abandoned by the clan around 1730.
Dunvegan Castle - the ancestral home of the Clan MacLeod on the Isle of Skye, still in use today. The castle is open to visitors all year round - opening times are shown on the website.
Eilean Donan Castle - the famous castle on Loch Duich which used to feature in the "balloon" sequences on BBC television. Open to visitors.
Fort George - massive and impressive fort built in the 1760's and still in use as a barracks today. The ramparts form an excellent vantage point from which to look for dolphins which regularly visit the Moray Firth.
Urquhart Castle - an imposing castle on the shores of Loch Ness.

Inverewe Gardens - being on a latitude more northerly than Moscow, these gardens are home to exotic plants from all over the world, courtesy of the warm currents of the Gulf Stream.
Achiltibuie Garden (The Hydroponicum) - at Achiltibuie, north west of Ullapool. The premier centre for the demonstration of soil-less growing in the UK.
Highland Museum of Childhood - located in the Old Station at Strathpeffer.
Eden Court Theatre - for mainstream theatre productions in Inverness.
Inverness Leisure (Aquadome) - an all-round water experience for all - from serious swimmers to those wishing to relax in the poolside spa.
Loch Ness - all about the loch, the monster, etc.!
Jacobite Cruises - cruises on Loch Ness and the Caledonian Canal.
Bright Water Visitor Centre - located in Kyleakin on Skye, just across the water from Kyle of Lochalsh. For information about the Eilean Ban Trust and Gavin Maxwell, and for Boat Trips.

Applecross - reached via the spectacular Bealach na Ba and the subject of Monty Halls' Great Escape on BBC2 recently.
Torridon - a neighbouring area to Lochcarron with spectacular mountain scenery. Very attractive to walkers and climbers.

The Singleton of Glen Ord (Glen Ord Distillery) - at Muir of Ord, just about the nearest distillery to Lochcarron.
Glenmorangie Distillery - at Tain, just south of the Dornoch Firth.
Dalmore Distillery - on the banks of the Cromarty Firth overlooking the Black Isle. Its malt whisky has a characteristic full flavour and body, and a long lingering aftertaste. A classic Highland malt.
Talisker Distillery - the only distillery on Skye, produces the famous single malt, and is open to visitors.
ScotchWhisky.net - general information about uisge-beatha, the water of life.
Malts.com - information about Scotland's finest Single Malt Whiskies.

Lochcarron Golf Club - our local 9-hole golf course situated just outside the village; has superb views; open to visitors.