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LOCH SUNART - Lochaber

This beautiful sea-loch penetrates more than 20 miles inland from the Sound of Mull, separating the lands of Morven and Ardnamurchan.

In this truly unique picture-postcard location, seals and otters are frequent visitors to the water's edge of Loch Sunart.

This is an area where we are sure that you could never be dissapointed as the views and whole region is tremendous.