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Mallaig
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Overview
Mallaig is a busy fishing and ferry port on the north-west coast.
In Mallaig you can soak up the atmosphere of a working fishing port.
Sample some seafood while you're in town before you catch the ferry to Skye or the Small Isles - Rum, Eigg, Muck and Canna. Explore the 'Rough Bounds' - as west Lochaber has long been known on account of its rugged landscape and historical inaccessibility, particularly Knoydart and the Glenelg peninsula. If you are not as intrepid, but fancy a stretch of the legs and some great scenery, take the walking trail to Mallaigmore, a small cove with a picture-postcard white sand beach.
Sample some seafood while you're in town before you catch the ferry to Skye or the Small Isles - Rum, Eigg, Muck and Canna. Explore the 'Rough Bounds' - as west Lochaber has long been known on account of its rugged landscape and historical inaccessibility, particularly Knoydart and the Glenelg peninsula. If you are not as intrepid, but fancy a stretch of the legs and some great scenery, take the walking trail to Mallaigmore, a small cove with a picture-postcard white sand beach.
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