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Loch Ness

Sight·InvernessMentioned by BBC Travel

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BBC TravelAug 7

This loophole allows tourists to reach Scotland's most remote and majestic scenery

Tourism to Scotland's coastline was dominated by giant cruise ships until a flotilla of converted fishing boats took to the waterways, unlocking its most remote, authentic experiences.

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  • Caledonian CanalSight200-year-old canal navigated by small ships.
  • Loch NessSight
  • Elsewhere
  • The Old ForgePubKnoydart, United KingdomBritain's most remote pub in community-run Knoydart.
  • Skarv LinesPlaceOban, United KingdomOffers 11-passenger Novo Spero to the Small Isles.
  • Hebrides CruisesPlaceOban, United KingdomOffers three vessels to explore St Kilda archipelago.
  • Argyll CruisingPlaceOban, United KingdomNavigates Firth of Clyde on 10-passenger Splendour.
  • The Majestic LinePlaceOban, United KingdomThe Majestic Line offers a choice of 14 magical 3, 6 & 10-night Scottish cruises around the idyllic coastlines and…
  • Elizabeth GTrailOban, United KingdomConverted Norwegian rescue vessel with compact cabins.
  • Emma JanePlaceOban, United Kingdom10-passenger vessel with a hot tub.
  • Lucy MaryPlaceOban, United KingdomYacht-style, eight-passenger vessel.
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