Ullapool

Having navigated the long sheltered sea loch of Loch Broom, surrounded by the majestic mountains and island views, the busy fishing port of Ullapool will come into view. Developed as a herring port in 1788 by the British Fisheries Society, Ullapool is steeped in local history. The harbour offers excellent protection from open waters, and has been recognised as a seafarer's haven for centuries. The modern pier has been upgraded and enlarged several times in 230 year history, and offers first class facilities to both visiting vesse and the public.

Located within a short distance of the harbour, the town has many delights to offer visiting mariners of all ages, such as craft and gift shops, award winning cafes and restaurants, swimming pool, leisure centre, tennis courts, golf course, museum, walled arboretum, local pottery and magnificent hill walks looking over the town.

The pace of life, as with any harbour town on the west of Scotland is relaxed and friendly with locals and tourists enjoying the wonder scenery.

Every effort will be made to provide an unforgettable experience for young and old with attractions and events provided to cater for all. Turn right at the entrance to Loch Broom beneath the towering peak of Ben More Coigach and head for Ullapool Harbour,you won't regret it!