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The Applecross Inn
West Highlands
Pub £££2008 Good Pub Guide Scottish Dining Pub of the year serving seafood from Applecross Bay: Prawns, Squat Lobster, Crab and Lobster, Local Scallops, Oysters, Mussels and Smoked Salmo
01520 744262 | Visit Website
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Three Chimneys
Skye
Restaurant £££The Three Chimneys is synonomous with all that is the very best about eating-out in Scotland. Included as one of only 6 Scottish restaurants on Restaurant magazine?s definitive lis
01470 511258 | Visit Website
Aurora Bed and Breakfast
Wester Ross
B&B £££Award winning Aurora provides kind, thoughtful 4 star hospitality with a green ethos. Clean sea air, welcoming comfort amongst the Torridon Mountains, peace and quiet.
2 x double/ twin/ triple • 1 x Double
Sconser Lodge Hotel
West Highlands
Restaurant £££At the Sconser Lodge hotel's traditional restaurant you can enjoy sweeping views over the waters of Rasaay, with a concise menu of local Scottish produce.
01478 650 333 | Visit Website
Craigmonie House
Plockton and Kyle
B&B £££Craigmonie is a large detached house set in mature gardens, 2 miles outside of Kyle of Lochalsh with spectacular views over the sea to the islands of Skye and Raasay.
1 x Double • 1 x Family room
The Potting Shed
West Highlands
Scottish £££The Potting Shed Cafe & Restaurant, in the Walled Garden of Applecross House, is probably one of the best kept culinary secrets in the British Isles.
01520 744440 | Visit Website
The Byre
Glenelg Inn
West Highlands
Pub £££In the Dining Room, the Glenelg Inn menus take full advantage of local produce...langoustines, scallops, local venison and beef, monkfish, hill-lamb, prepared for you by top class-
01599 522273 | Visit Website
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Archie Bouverie's guide:
Skye
Skye is one of Scotland's most popular tourist destinations for outdoor pursuits, wildlife and visitor attractions. The most popular destination is the Cuillins, the greatest concentration of peaks in Britain. They provide some of Scotland's best climbing and have become a mecca for all serious and experienced walkers. Equally spectacular are the bizarre rock formations of the Trotternish Peninsula. Major attractions include Dunvegan Castle, Armadale Castle, The Museum of the Isles and the Museum of Island Life. Kyleakin is a good base from which to hire a moped or bicycle for exploring Skye.