Guidebook for Plockton
Food Scene
Live music on Thursdays, good local seafood. Friendly staff and good atmosphere
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Plockton Inn
Innes StreetLive music on Thursdays, good local seafood. Friendly staff and good atmosphere
Newly refurbished cafe with restaurant option also
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Plockton Shores and Coffee Shop
30 Harbour StNewly refurbished cafe with restaurant option also
Deli Gasta
Brilliant wee deli and coffee shop.
Sightseeing
Beautiful scenery along with the highest road in the UK famous for its winding road taking you from Kishorn to Applecross
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Bealach na Ba Viewpoint
Beautiful scenery along with the highest road in the UK famous for its winding road taking you from Kishorn to Applecross
Skye Bridge which connects Kyle of Lochalsh to the Isle of Skye
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Skye Bridge
Skye BridgeSkye Bridge which connects Kyle of Lochalsh to the Isle of Skye
Eilean Donan Castle
Essentials
Co-op Food - Kyle of Lochalsh
1 Bridge RoadCo-op Food - Broadford
Main StreetKyle Mace Store & Post Office
3 Station RdBank of Scotland
Main StreetCash Machines located in Kyle of Lochalsh
Getting Around
Morar Motors Ltd
Main StreetLocal garage
Shopping
Plockton Craft Shop
Bank StreetLocal craft shop with souvenirs
Handley & Co.
A87Good wee shop!
Entertainment & Activities
The target sports event specialist for the Isle of Skye, Scotland. Archery, Axe Throwing, Air Rifles shooting, Clay Shooting and Airsoft.
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A.C.E Target Sports
The target sports event specialist for the Isle of Skye, Scotland. Archery, Axe Throwing, Air Rifles shooting, Clay Shooting and Airsoft.
Arts & Culture
Old traditional blackhouses situated up in Kilmuir
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Skye Museum of Island Life
Old traditional blackhouses situated up in Kilmuir
Set in a restored Highland croft, the museum shows off the greatness of Angus MacAskill, who was born in 1825 and grew to a mighty 7’9” tall. In 1981 he was recorded in the Guinness Book of Records as the tallest “true giant”.
Museum station
Set in a restored Highland croft, the museum shows off the greatness of Angus MacAskill, who was born in 1825 and grew to a mighty 7’9” tall. In 1981 he was recorded in the Guinness Book of Records as the tallest “true giant”.