Visit Scotland's Wester Ross (home)
Maggie's Tea Room & Craft Shop
Online Craft shop
Accommodation
Boat Charter for Scuba diving and sea fishing trips
Things to do
Places to see
Wildlife
Pictures
How to find us
Contact Us
Books on Scotland
Charlie's Holiday Blog
E-cards - send an e-card or look at the our photo gallery.
Other web pages on this site
Site map
Do you enjoy puzzles? why not try out some of ours. We have a "few" pages of online web jigsaws at
jigsaw puzzles
we also have a simple online crossword based on words and places found on this website. Please about them as well.
Holiday cottages
Dundonnell
Dundonnell - hill walking and other links
Dundonnell War Memorial
Poolewe and area
Loch Maree
Views of Sunset over Gruinard Bay
Walk along the River Gruinard towards Fisherfield and An Teallach
Wreck diving the Jambo
Wreck diving the Fairweather V
Ullapool
Aultbea
Where is Camusnagaul?
Camusnagaul is near Dundonnell, Little Loch Broom. If you are traveling from Inverness you will find that Camusnagaul is slightly over an hour's drive. On the way you will pass by Dundonnell Hotel.
If you are driving from Ullapool it also takes around about 45 minutes to an hour to travel to Camusnagaul.
You can see a tourist map showing Camusnagaul here.
At Camusnagaul is our Maggie's Tea Room and Craft Shop - we serve great food and home made baking. So when you are passing next please drop in and sample our tasty food. We also serve locally brewed An Teallach and Beinn Dearg beer.
You can also buy our crafts and gifts through our online craft shop so why not visit online now.
To see the range of crafts we stock please have a look at our Maggie's Tea Room & Craftshop page.
At Camusnagaul we also have CREAG ARD CHARTERS fast 38 foot boat the MV REBECCA ANN which cruises at 18 knots and is fully licensed and capable of comfortably taking 12 persons on scuba diving, fishing or scenic cruises. For divers they operate trips to many famous dive sites on a daily basis with sites to suit all needs and requirements from wreck diving to scenic.
Daily rates are very reasonable and if you wish to experience a day trip scuba diving, sea fishing or just having a scenic trip around the Summer Isles looking out for whales and dolphins contact Richard of Creag Ard Charters and ask for the best deal possible!.
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These pictures were taken in mid October overlooking Gruinard Bay. The great advantage in visiting the Scottish Highlands in the autumn, winter and spring months is that there are no midgies!. During the summer I tried to photograph a sunset without a tripod and also being eaten alive by midgies, needless to say the photographs were a disaster.
Holiday's in the Scottish Highlands can be great out of the normal tourist season and you still have lots to see and do especially hillwalking. The holiday cottages at Camusnagaul are available all year round and it is well worth a visit to see the Scottish Highlands outwith the busy holiday season.
Due to the gulf stream the area around Wester Ross can be fairly warm in the autumn and winter months although it is always sensible to bring warm and waterproof clothing with you on holiday.
The viewpoint used to take these photographs is around about 10 minutes drive from Camusnagaul and Dundonnell and during the day is a prime spot to watch out for dolphins and whales. Please remember to bring your telescope and binoculars - and in the autumn, winter and spring periods - a flask for hot tea or coffee.
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