Ardnamurchan
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This peninsula – with its rugged mountains, pretty villages and what is one of the most delightful roads in the country, ending in a parade of white sand – is as lyrical in nature as it is in name. Acharacle is a famed den of musicians (try the hall or Glenuig Inn), while Glenmore is home to a Natural History Centre with a “living building”. Wild deer sometimes graze on its roof. From Kilchoan you can catch a ferry to Tobermory on Mull.
Practical Information
Tourist Info:(01397) 703781 www.ardnamurchannaturalhistorycentre.co.uk Natural History Centre: (01972) 500209 Apr–Oct
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