Activities, Bridge of Orchy, Glencoe and Local Areas.

Argyll is well known for a wide range of holiday activities.

Fishing
River Orchy salmon fishing. Available Monday to Saturday April to October.
Beats: - Upper Craig, Lower Craig, Craig Syndicate, Craig Lodge, Dalmally 1, 2 and 3. 

£25 per day per person. £20 equipment and advice.

Other river and trout fishing on Loch Awe, permits available from Lochawe Stores.

Tel: 01838 200 200. Lochawe Boats will hire out suitable boats. These are approximate prices so should be checked at time of booking. 

Hill loch fishing is free of charge if you are prepared to walk! Some excellent Brown Trout and scenery. We can normally offer advice on where to fish, and Ghillie, with a little notice.

Clay Pigeon Trap
Clays, cartridges and gun hire available subject to supervision and experience.

£1 per shot or £25 per half hour per person as many shots as you want.

Outdoor Pursuits
Hill walking, hiking, mountaineering, winter skiing and ice climbing are on your doorstep.

Marine wildlife boat trips, sea angling, diving, golf, mountain biking, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, white water rafting, pony trekking, sailing, are amongst the many activities available locally.

We offer secure storage for sports equipment. Better still, just relax here and soak up the wide open spaces, the landscape and atmosphere. By day watch the abundant wildlife, by night use the zero light pollution to stargaze.

You are in the centre of excellent touring country with many famous landmarks and places to visit. Within a 35 mile radius there are a great many places to eat from pubs to restaurants and hotels. Towards the coast many specialise in local seafood.

Tyndrum and Dalmally offer small food shops, pharmacy, post office, etc., both 15 to 20 minutes drive away. There is a Doctor in Dalmally. Oban is our main market town with supermarket, etc. Oban also boasts a swimming pool with leisure complex. We can provide information about opening hours, etc. Oban is also a busy ferry port, being a gateway to several Scottish islands. Please note that many services in the West of Scotland can be limited in the winter months, especially January and February.