Oban is a historic port town located in the west of Scotland. While traditionally known as a simple transport hub connecting visitors to the Hebridean Islands, the village now boasts a rich collection of sights and activities. Begin by taking a 15-minute walk up the hill to visit McCaig’s Tower, an eccentric piece of Victorian folly offering great views of the town and its scenic surrounds. From there, the town’s two nearby castles, Dunollie and Dunstaffnage, offer a glimpse into ancient Scottish history, while the War and Peace Museum detail Oban’s role in the two World Wars. The Oban Distillery offers tours of its famous whiskey-making facilities, while just 10 kilometres north, the Scottish Sealife Sanctuary is home to river otters, grey seals, and a wide variety of other marine animals.
Located in Oban Scotland, Barriemore Guest House is a splendid 3-storey Victorian townhouse, situated by the water on Oban’s seafront. Accommodation includes two elegant ground floor suites overlooking Oban Bay, while the remaining large and spacious bedrooms overlook the water or nearby woodland. Breakfast consists of a fresh and plentiful buffet along with a wide […]
