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Located between Oban & the Crinan Canal, scenic Loch Craignish is a beautiful loch with both deep history and current significance. Once a crossroads for settlers between Ireland and the Great Glen, the Loch today is a revived habitat now being "rewilded" with oysters and seagrass meadow, both habitats strongly wiped out worldwide.

Kilmelford War Memorial, Scotland, honours local heroes who served and sacrificed in conflicts.

While the Isle of Easdale is the smallest Scottish island to be served by ferry, it's not your typical ferry journey. The journey itself is quite literally a hop across the water by motorboat in just under 3 minutes. If there aren't any boats around while you wish to leave, there's a switch where you can call one. Tickets are £2.20 payable on the return journey.

Located in Cullipool, the Atlantic Island Centre is both a café serving up classic comfort dishes & local seafood, and a visitor's centre, with local information and displays.

The largest village on the Isle of Luing, Cullipool is defined by its characteristic white homes, unspoilt beauty, and diverse wildlife. While on Luing, make sure to visit Cullipool to get a taste of local life.

Great food and coffee, had an amazing deep fried oyster mushroom ciabatta. Up there with one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had

Purpose built village for sailing and watersports, it's a great spot to visit for a refuel and a rest. Lovely views over the harbour await you.

There are fresh cakes in the village shop !!