Just spent 4 days on the introduction to Sea Kayaking course . I could go on at length about the glorious weather, scenery and wildlife on the four days which was absolutely amazing. However it would detract from the review and the purpose of the post. From the outset Mike was professional, very knowledgeable and friendly whilst his infectious love of kayaking, wild life and the environment was engaging and educational. The course was a master class in instruction. Firstly setting the students at ease, explaining and demonstrating paddling and boat handling technique. Then under guidance we practiced the techniques with individual feedback. Ratio of 1:6 was ideal for this course and felt there was always an reassuring ever watchful presence by Mike on the water but allowed us the freedom to explore and practice the techniques and skills. The gradual building, practice and reaffirming of skills learned was continuous throughout the course and tailored to the individual. There was some testing conditions on the water but only when Mike knew we were both ready and confident to tackle it, and I can wholeheartedly say the group nailed it. Guess it was no surprise to Mike as he had coached us through the gradual development of skills and confidence. I cannot recommend the course and company highly enough. Already checking the website to get booked on an expedition.

Excellent little museum with a great display on the SOE training that took place in the area during WWII. Also has some interesting book on the subject in the gift shop for sale and a collection of book for the researcher.

Loch nan Ceall and the Arisaig Skerries at it's mouth are a delight to paddle around. So many islands, islets and inlets to explore. Plenty of places around the shoreline to set off from all along the coast and on towards Camusdarach beach to the North. Keep in on the inside of the Skerries and a trip should be fairly safe in fair weather on a canoe or kayak.

Arisaig Archery is now open! I'd highly recommend the experience. Booking was tricky - we got a phone number from the hotel and connected to Mike, who told us he couldn't make the day we requested so maybe Tina would come. We weren't actually sure whether anyone would turn up, but we arrived at the appointed time and were pleasantly surprised that Tina was there and the targets, which only the previous day had been hidden, were now on full view. Tina was a wonderfully hands-off instructor, giving us more arrows after we'd had some initial practice, helping us move the targets back, and generally providing intermittent commentary. We had a blast, and paid £20 each for around 2 hours.

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Really nice but windy piece of paradise. Went here on a rainy/ stormy day that was horrendous weather but then drove up to Mallaig and returned once the rest of the stormy weather had passed, and it was like paradise. Still had fun having a look around the shoreline and coastal area for a good few hours though in the rain and sun. Would love to return in the summer but I'd be afraid that it's a tourist hot spot in the warmer months. I also saw a large raptor if someone would please try to identify it as I'm not very good with birds of prey. My other half also said she saw a seal as we were driving along the coast leaving the area. Public toilets are also here which is great!

Brilliant place in a super location. Very friendly service. We had the fish and chips, which were a GOOD portion size. Shame peas looked old. But taste of chips and fish was great!! 👍 Would recommend and we'd return again!

Are seats inside but seems more takeaway based. Food was excellent and Staff lovely and views were amazing.