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Sitting at the head of Loch Linnhe, a sea loch, and at the foot of Ben Nevis, Fort William is the major town of the South Western Scottish Highlands, Scotland. The High Street is the heart of the town - here one will find most of the shops, pubs and restaurants and at its northern end, beyond the bypass, the bus and railway stations.
Several coaches a day run to and from Glasgow, Oban, Kyle of Lochalsh, the Isle of Skye and Inverness.
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Mallaig is on the West Coast of the Scottish Highlands and is the port for the ferries to the Small Isles and Skye.
Several trains a day run on the scenic West Highland Railway to Fort William and Glasgow.
A Monday-Saturday bus runs to Fort William and a summer bus runs to Oban.
CalMac run most of the Scottish ferries, with more running in summer than winter.
From Mallaig they go to the Small Isles: Rum, Eigg, Muck and Canna most days.
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Ullapool is a small village on the shores of Loch Broom in the Highlands of Scotland, about an hour north of Inverness on the A835.
Buses from Inverness, operated by Citylink and Tim Dearman Coaches. Return from Inverness costs about £12. They all arrive at and leave from the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry terminal.
Ullapool is a small town and can be easily viewed on foot.
The main attraction of Ullapool is the beautiful situation it is in beside the loch and surrounded by typical west
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Orchha is a town in Madhya Pradesh.
From Agra/Delhi/Gwalior: Take a train to Jhansi station, and then hire a car or auto-rickshaw to Orchha. By auto-rickshaw, it takes about 40 minutes; by car, 20 minutes. The listed price at the pre-paid taxi stand was 200 rupees, however, you'll have to negotiate the price with the driver that you take.
You can reach Orchha while returning to Jhansi from Khajuraho, as a detour.
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Durness is a seaside village in the north coast of Highlands.
There is tourist information centre by the road.
There is a pub.
There is a camping up on the cliff over Sango Bay. There are also several B&Bs in the village.
There is ATM and petrol station in the village.
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Sitting at the head of Loch Linnhe, a sea loch, and at the foot of Ben Nevis, Fort William is the major town of the South Western Scottish Highlands, Scotland. The High Street is the heart of the town - here one will find most of the shops, pubs and restaurants and at its northern end, beyond the bypass, the bus and railway stations.
Several coaches a day run to and from Glasgow, Oban, Kyle of Lochalsh, the Isle of Skye and Inverness.
read more
Mallaig is on the West Coast of the Scottish Highlands and is the port for the ferries to the Small Isles and Skye.
Several trains a day run on the scenic West Highland Railway to Fort William and Glasgow.
A Monday-Saturday bus runs to Fort William and a summer bus runs to Oban.
CalMac run most of the Scottish ferries, with more running in summer than winter.
From Mallaig they go to the Small Isles: Rum, Eigg, Muck and Canna most days.
read more
Ullapool is a small village on the shores of Loch Broom in the Highlands of Scotland, about an hour north of Inverness on the A835.
Buses from Inverness, operated by Citylink and Tim Dearman Coaches. Return from Inverness costs about £12. They all arrive at and leave from the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry terminal.
Ullapool is a small town and can be easily viewed on foot.
The main attraction of Ullapool is the beautiful situation it is in beside the loch and surrounded by typical west
read more
Orchha is a town in Madhya Pradesh.
From Agra/Delhi/Gwalior: Take a train to Jhansi station, and then hire a car or auto-rickshaw to Orchha. By auto-rickshaw, it takes about 40 minutes; by car, 20 minutes. The listed price at the pre-paid taxi stand was 200 rupees, however, you'll have to negotiate the price with the driver that you take.
You can reach Orchha while returning to Jhansi from Khajuraho, as a detour.
read more
Durness is a seaside village in the north coast of Highlands.
There is tourist information centre by the road.
There is a pub.
There is a camping up on the cliff over Sango Bay. There are also several B&Bs in the village.
There is ATM and petrol station in the village.
Category: Outl...
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