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The sea-lochs of the west shape Cowal, between Loch Long and Loch Fyne. The blue water and bright green oakwoods of summer are sparkling and vivid, a special West Highland quality of light. lnveraray is a good touring centre here, with its range of nearby attractions including lnveraray Castle, seat of the Campbell clan chief. Pre-dating even the Scottish clans, the ancient sites in Knapdale to the west hold endless fascination. Find your perfect West Coast Scotland holiday today with Discover Scotland.

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A Guide To Oban

Gateway to the Isles, Seafood Capital of Scotland, An t-Òban Latharnach (gaelic for the ‘Little Bay of Lorne,) the jewel in the crown of Argyll and Bute are just a few…

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A Guide To Inveraray and The Heart of Argyll

Inveraray is most famous for the Castle which was built in the 18th century for the Duke of Argyll. It is rather more a grand stately home than a castle…

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