Armadale Water Info, Scotland

Welcome to the Boat House Bistro Bar, in South Queensferry, Edinburgh, where it all happens, the fun, the fine dining in the company of family and friends, and an atmosphere that is lively and up-beat. Entrance to Boat House Bistro Bar is through the cocktail bar of The Boat House seafood restaurant, down a few steps, and you know you've arrived when you see the floor to ceiling windows and terrace that provides breathtaking views of the bridges and the firth of Forth. Boat House Bistro Bar has a great menu which includes seafood, fish, pastas and vegetarian meals, and if you enjoy cheese with your wine, our extensive cheese platters are not to be missed.READ MORE

Near to the Redcliffe Hotel in Inverness, Highland, Scotland, there is a fast expansion of restaurants, cafes and bars providing a cosmopolitan nightlife as well as a developing street cafe culture.READ MORE

Welcome to R. Morison Ironmongers, Beauly, Scotland. Anglers from around the world hooked on Beauly's salmon and trout fishing make a bee line for R. Morison Ironmongers. Not only the first stop Shop for permits, the Shop is also a veritable Aladdin's Cave for tackle, outdoor clothing and camping accessories. Images sourced with thanks from Mike Leslie at VisitBeauly.com - Go to "Visit Site" under Location Info. READ MORE

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Cafe Fish in Tobermory, UK Regions, United Kingdom is run and owned by sisters Carolyn and Lindsay McDonald. Both were brought up on the shores of the famous Loch Fyne in the fishing village of Tarbert in Kintyre. Cafe Fish sits at the end of the pier with terrific views over Tobermory bay to Calve island and beyond from its dining terrace and offers an amazing selection of fresh seafood dishes straight from the sea.READ MORE

Killin Outdoor Centre and Mountain Shop is located on the side of Loch Tay and near the Trossachs National Park, and is the ideal destination for an adventurous vacation in the outdoors. Hire a kayak rental from us, or perhaps a canoe, and embark on a mindblowing paddling experience starting from Killin and sailing down the River Lochay to Loch Tay. There are several exciting islands with fantastic views for you to explore on the way, and also an abundance of wildlife. Pack a picnic basket and head off to a sandy beach on one of the islands, for a wonderful family adventure. The slow moving River Lochay is perfect for kayaking, and there are no rapids in this section of the river. Kayak rental trips are unguided, so you can paddle at your own pace and leisure. Our friendly and experienced staff will gladly advise you on local routes and activities available, ensuring you make the best of your time paddling a kayak rental from Killin Outdoor Centre and Mountain Shop. READ MORE

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The sports bar at the Corriegarth Hotel in Inverness, Highland, Scotland is a little more energetic, with 4 plasma screens showing live sports all day, every day. It has two pool tables, video jukebox, regular competitions and entertainment and is the most stylish sports bar in Inverness! READ MORE

St Abbs and Eyemouth Voluntary Marine Reserve, loacted in St Abbs, home to the information center packed with information about the wildlife and history of St Abbs Head National Nature Reserve and the Marine Reserve. There are also on site information boards at St Abb?s Head, St Abbs Harbour, Coldingham Sands, above Killedraughts Bay, Weasel Loch and Eyemouth Harbour.READ MORE

Affectionately known as a ?home from home? to many of its regular guests, the Argyll Hotel offers comfortable accommodation, warm Glasgow hospitality, traditional Scottish food, and above all good value for money.READ MORE