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Shenavallie Farm
Benderloch
B&B ££A warm welcome awaits you at Shenavallie Farm, Duncan, Elaine and family look forward to having you stay in our newly designed home built with our guests in mind.
1 x Double • 1 x Twin • 1 x Family
Hawthorn Cottage
Benderloch
B&B ££Willie and June would like to extend a very warm welcome to Hawthorn Bed & Breakfast which is situated on 20 acres of croft land in Benderloch, OBAN
2 x Double • 1 x Twin • 1 x Family
Barcaldine Castle
Benderloch
B&B ££££A Scottish Castle set on the shores of Loch Creran with breathtaking views of the snow-capped mountains of Glencoe with 2 luxury rooms.
Dun na mara
Benderloch
B&B £££Mark and Suzanne welcome you to Dun na mara, a beautiful Edwardian house by the sea with spectacular views to the Isle of Mull and informal gardens leading to our own beach.
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Benderloch
Five miles short of Oban in the village of Connel, you find the impressive canilevered bridge over the entrance to Loch Etive and above the Falls of Lora. This is the road that leads North to Ballachulish, Appin and Fort William, but first it leads to the beautiful area of Benderloch. The first landmark is the North Connel Oban airport, before you find the Ledaig caravan park. It is worth coming here if only for the most idyllic setting from which to watch the sunsets over the Firth of Lorn towards Mull, perfectly framed by Dunstaffnage castle to your left and the Isle of Lismore to your right. After Ledaig, you enter the village of Benderloch with its useful village general store which accesses the Tralee penninsula, (and the Karting track) before the road takes you to the Sea Life Centre and on to Barcaldine. Benderloch in many ways has much more to recommend it as an area to visit than Oban town in that you feel more connected to the stunning rugged beauty of the West coast shoreline. There are some lovely beaches and the area is dominated by the Beinn Lora mountain area which has some brilliant walking routes suitable for all age groups.
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