The Stalking Season
Red deer have roamed the Highlands for tens of thousands of years, and would have been hunted by humans for almost as long. Today, stalking is big business, and the Ardnamurchan Estate, through its...
Category: Visiting Ardnamurchan
Princess Royal Opens Ardnamurchan Distillery
Her Royal Highness Princess Anne came to Glenbeg on Ardnamurchan to open the new Ardnamurchan whisky distillery. She’s seen here being introduced to the directors of Adelphi Limited, the distillery’s owners, by the Lord...
Traditional Salmon Fishing
Local man Dochie Cameron is one of the few traditional salmon fishermen left in Scotland. During the short summer season he takes his boat, a ‘coble’, out to where his net is strung from...
The MacIain Shop
ADELPHI DISTILLERY, Ardnamurchan Founded in 1826, the Adelphi Distillery is now Scotland’s most acclaimed independent bottler of single casks of rare malt whisky. In 1993, The great-grandson of Archibald Walker, Jamie, revived the Adelphi...
Visiting Ardnamurchan
The Ardnamurchan Tourist Association’s website at http://www.ardnamurchan.com provides all the information you will need for an enjoyable visit to the peninsula and surrounding areas. The site provides information on where to stay, places to visit, eating out, and...
Ardnamurchan’s People Today
The 230 square kilometres of Ardnamurchan today supports a year-round resident population of about 300, almost all of whom live in small, scattered villages. The largest of these is Kilchoan, with a population of...
Where is Ardnamurchan?
Ardnamurchan is a peninsula which protrudes into the Atlantic Ocean, with the isles of Skye, Rum, Eigg and Muck to the north and Mull to the south. The Point of Ardnamurchan is the most...
