WESTER ROSS, Live the Highlands
Wester Ross: accommodation, photos, outdoor activities in the Highlands of Scotland

Please Note: This is a brand new website. Some sections are still awaiting text / photos. And just to complicate matters, it's been a busy season so far - Busy season+lack of time & strimming grass every spare second =  little movement on updates. Have patience! Meanwhile, read on...........

Welcome to Wester Ross

Welcome to Wester Ross in the NW Highlands of Scotland, a land of stunning loch and mountain scenery, magnificent white sand beaches, abundant wildlife, wide open spaces and peace and tranquility.

This is the region of Scotland referred to by the "Lonely Planet" as one of their top five places in the UK to visit during 2009

For those who enjoy the outdoors and outdoor activities, whether it be fishing, sailing, camping, cycling, mountain biking, climbing, walking, wildlife watching or simply touring, Wester Ross has an abundance of opportunities for everyone.
 

Where should you go for a memorable holiday?

To help you decide on this, have a look at our "Live the Highlands" membership. All the businesses you see there (and they include accomodation, activities, and retail outlets) will do their best to see that you have a really great holiday in this area.

You can find their contact details by clicking on the following link: "Live the Highlands"

 

Journey Through Wester Ross (Click HERE for a map)

Take a journey through Wester Ross, from the pretty village of Lochcarron in the south of the region, via Gairloch with its superb beaches and excellent links golf course, to the attractive little fishing port of Ullapool in the north. Along the way, your eyes will feast on a real plethora of sights, with something different around almost every corner. You will see pretty villages such as Applecross and Shieldaig, magnificent sandy beaches such as those at Redpoint and Mellon Udrigle, many lochs, both fresh water (such as the beautiful Loch Maree) and sea water (such as Loch Carron, Loch Torridon and Loch Broom). You can drive the truly spectacular road over to Applecross via the breathtaking Bealach na Ba (Pass of the Cattle) which climbs from sea level to 2,053 feet, one of the highest roads in Britain.

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A simply beautiful part of the world. I stayed near Gairloch with my family recently, and we'll certainly be back.

Jeff Gilberston, Florida

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