Featured Businesses
The Caberfeidh Restaurant & Public House, Main Street,
Lochinver. Located in the picturesque fishing village of Lochinver, The
Caberfeidh is a great place to relax and unwind whatever your reason for being
here. The fully licensed public bar and separate restaurant enjoy stunning
views across the loch. We also have disabled facilities. The restaurant offers
a fantastic selection of traditional home cooked food, most of which is locally
sourced, and the bar has a good choice of beers, wines and spirits plus real
ale which is changed regularly. Lunch and dinner menus cater for those wanting
to stop by for a quick bite and for those wishing to while away a few hours.
The Caberfeidh is popular with locals and visitors alike. On Friday and
Saturday nights the bar is vibrant with a mix of nationalities and accents
making a visit to the Caberfeidh a truly cosmopolitan experience. See our
website for opening hours. All major credit cards accepted, with the restaurant
such a popular destination booking ahead is advised for dining. Contact: Simon
or Jennifer. Tel: +44 (0) 1571 844 321.
E-mail:
info@thecaberfeidh.co.uk
WWW:
www.thecaberfeidh.co.uk
Eating & Drinking
- Cocoa Mountain
Serving coffees, teas and 'the best' hot chocolate. 19A Balnakeil Craft
Village, Durness.
- The Little
Tea-Garden Open Sunday to Friday, April to mid October. Drumbeg Designs,
Drumbeg, Assynt, IV27 4NW.
Local Attractions
- Ardvreck Castle ruined castle in a magnificent location.
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- Ben
Stack a small mountain with a lot of character.
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- Clachtoll Broch Remains of a broch close to the shoreline.
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- Coigach & Assynt Tour Driving tour taking in the best of
this magnificent area.
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- Culag Community Woodland
Trust The Trust manages both the Culag Woods, located south of the harbour
at Lochinver, and the Little Assynt Estate, 6kms east of the village.
- Inchnadamph NNR
Caves, tunnels and underground streams are highlights of this reserve. Twenty
miles north of Ullapool, off the A837 road.
- Kerrachar Gardens
Kerrachar Gardens is a plantsman's garden in the North West Highlands of
Scotland set in a uniquely remote and beautiful location in the Parish of
Assynt on the shores of Loch a Chairn Bhain. Near Kylesku.
- Knockan Crag NNR
This is one of the top Earth science sites in Scotland. It's recognised
worldwide as the place where scientists first discovered a basic principles of
geology. Thirteen miles north of Ullapool, off the A835 road.
- Loch
a’ Mhuilinn NNR The most northern remnant of native oak woodland in
Britain survives on this reserve. The stunting effects of westerly gales are
clearly visible with some of the oaks reduced to a creeping form near the sea.
Four miles south of Scourie, off the A894 road.
- Quinag
A bulky three peaked mountain that dominates much of the area.
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- Sandwood Bay One of Scotland's best beaches.
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- Stoer Peninsula A worthwhile diversion.
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- Suilven The best mountain in Scotland?
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