Moidart, Morar, Ardnamurchan and Morvern, a region which lies in the heart of the West Highlands of Scotland, is renowned for its wild, beautiful, remote and rugged landscapes. The region includes two National Scenic Areas, 10 Special Areas of Conservation, three Special Protection Areas and numerous SSSIs, on account of its stunning scenery and the richness of fauna and flora. It lies within the Lochaber Geopark, an internationally important region for its geology and geomorphology. Take a journey along The Road to the Isles into Ardnamurchan and The Rough Bounds. A great place for a holiday and a stepping stone to the Isle of Skye, the Small Isles and Mull. >>Explore more...

Moidart is wild and beautiful region of the West Highlands stepped in history. It is renowned for both its woodland and wild upland landscapes. It is a land of legend where loyalty, rivalry, kingly ambitions and heroic deeds have been played out against a dramatic backdrop. A great place for walkers, wildlife enthusiasts and those who wish to tour the wider area.

Fort William is known as The Outdoor Capital of The UK and is the gateway to Lochaber sitting at the foot of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in The UK. Catch a train along The Road to The Isles to explore the magic of Glenfinnan or take time to enjoy the traditional Scottish Fayre on offer on the bustling High Street.

The Road to the Isles is a great place to relax on stunning silvery beaches, enjoy stunning coastal scenery and visit the small quaint fishing port of Mallaig and the lovely village of Arisaig. Take a boat over the sea to Isle of Skye and the Small Isles. Mallaig is also the rail terminus for the Jacobite steam train service from Fort William. A great place for coastal scenery, history and adventure.