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The Gairloch area has much to offer: scuba diving, pleasure cruises, sea angling, water sports, walking (long and short) and golf. The village itself has pitch and putt, a Heritage Museum and Art Gallery, nine hole golf course, and is famed for its long sweeping beach 'the Golden Sands'. The National Trust's Inverewe Gardens just north of Poolewe is well worth a visit.
On Site Facilities
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Tarriff:
Larger wigwams £25 based on two sharing, £6 per extra person 5+
minimum charge £25
Smaller wigwam £22 based on two sharing, £5.50 per extra person 5+
minimum charge £22.
Attractions:
Gairloch Heritage Museum
Gairloch Heritage Museum is a record of life in the area from pre-history to the present day.
Gairloch Heritage Museum is a record of life in the area from pre-history to the present day.
Gairloch Marine Life Centre and Cruises
Daily boat cruises between April and October where we monitor and survey Harbour Porpoises, Whales, Grey and Common Seals and Dolphins, plus a huge variety of seabirds including White Tailed Eagles.
Daily boat cruises between April and October where we monitor and survey Harbour Porpoises, Whales, Grey and Common Seals and Dolphins, plus a huge variety of seabirds including White Tailed Eagles.
The Gairloch Highland Gathering
The Gairloch Highland Gathering for 2007 is to be held on 30th June 2007.
The Gairloch Highland Gathering for 2007 is to be held on 30th June 2007.
