Skip to content
No results found
From harbour views and local history to woodland walks, waterfalls and coastal gardens, there is plenty to discover during your stay with us. Explore Ullapool and its surroundings, or venture further afield to enjoy the landscapes and wildlife of the North West Highlands.
Take a stroll along Ullapool’s waterfront and enjoy views across Loch Broom, with fishing boats and the surrounding hills providing a scenic backdrop. It’s a lovely place to spend time taking in the village’s coastal setting.
Photo Credit: Credit: VisitScotland / Paul Tomkins
Handa Island offers a memorable seasonal outing for wildlife enthusiasts, with dramatic sea cliffs and seabird colonies, including puffins. The passenger ferry departs from Tarbet near Scourie, so allow time to travel there from Ullapool. Check current visitor arrangements and the best time to see your chosen species before travelling, as sightings cannot be guaranteed.
Photo Credit: VisitScotland / Kenny Lam
Discover the history and heritage of Ullapool and the wider Loch Broom area. The museum’s displays explore fishing, maritime history, Gaelic culture and everyday life, offering an insight into the people and traditions that have shaped this Highland community. Visit the museum’s website for current opening times and admission information.
Photo Credit: VisitScotland / Kenny Lam
Experience the dramatic scenery of Corrieshalloch Gorge, carved by glacial meltwater thousands of years ago. Follow woodland trails and admire the Falls of Measach as they plunge into the gorge below. The suspension bridge provides a striking viewpoint over the ravine, while the surrounding woodland adds to the atmosphere.
Photo Credit: VisitScotland / Paul Tomkins
Enjoy a short coastal walk to Rhue Lighthouse, with views across Loch Broom and the surrounding landscape. It’s a scenic spot for photography or simply taking in the coastal setting. The approach follows an uneven grassy path, so wear suitable footwear and dress for the weather.
Set beside Loch Broom, Ullapool Golf Club offers a scenic setting for a round during your Highland break. Enjoy the coastal surroundings and views as you explore the course. Contact the club directly for visitor arrangements, current green fees and tee-time availability.
Follow woodland trails to Rogie Falls, where the Black Water river cascades through a picturesque forest setting. The combination of rushing water and woodland makes this an appealing stop for a walk and photographs. Check the attraction’s website for current trail and bridge access before visiting.
Photo Credit: VisitScotland / Kenny Lam
Discover Inverewe Garden near Poolewe, where a sheltered coastal setting and mild climate allow plants from around the world to flourish. Explore colourful planting and woodland, with views across Loch Ewe adding to the experience. It’s a lovely destination for guests interested in gardens, nature and the scenery of Wester Ross.
Photo Credit: VisitScotland / Paul Tomkins