Ullapool, Broom Loch
Ullapool, a charming
village and port nestled in the Scottish Highlands, boasts a scenic
location on the shores of Loch Broom. Founded in 1788 by the British
Fisheries Society, Ullapool served as a herring port and was designed by Thomas Telford. Despite its modest size, Ullapool is the
largest settlement for many miles around.
The North Atlantic Drift moderates the village's temperature, creating a more pleasant
climate.
Ullapool offers a
variety of attractions for visitors.
Explore the geological wonder of Knockan Crag National
Nature Reserve and embark on a hike through the rugged surroundings. Immerse yourself in local history and culture
at the Ullapool Museum. Lael Crafts
Gallery and Coffee Stop is a delightful spot to browse beautiful artwork and pottery,
all while enjoying a cup of coffee.
Ullapool caters to
unique shopping preferences. Explore the
artistic treasures at RhueArt, a local art gallery.
Made in Ullapool offers a range of locally made candles with captivating
aromas. Highland Stoneware allows
visitors to explore their display showroom and witness the craft workshop in
action. While nightlife options are
limited in this peaceful village, the Rhidorroch Distillery Pop-Up provides an
opportunity to sample their gin and perhaps take home a bottle as a souvenir.