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Here are 10 reasons why you need to go to Oban Winter Festival. From whisky tastings to festive markets and ceilidhs, the event has something for everyone! /blogs/10-reasons-why-you-need-to-go-to-oban-winter-festival/
With miles of glorious coastline, idyllic islands galore and fabulous scenery, Oban & Lorn is perfect to explore by bike, boat or both! /blogs/on-wheels-or-on-water-4-ways-to-enjoy-oban-lorn/
Sharks, whales, seals and more, Oban & Lorn is a great place to get up close and personal with Scotland’s sealife. Here's a selection of wildlife tours in Oban. /blogs/sharks-whales-seals-and-more-get-closer-to-scotland-s-sealife-in-oban/
Oban, the largest town in Argyll & the Isles, is known as ‘The Gateway to the Isles’. So if you fancy an island adventure , there’s no better base than Oban. /blogs/want-to-explore-scotland-s-islands-here-s-why-oban-is-your-perfect-gateway/
Boat owners can now berth right at the heart of Oban at the North Pier Pontoons, allowing passengers to walk ashore and enjoy everything that’s on offer. /blogs/10-reasons-to-come-ashore-in-oban/
The Caledonia Way runs from Campbeltown to Inverness, offering adventurous cyclists the chance to explore some of Argyll's most spectacular regions. /blogs/cycle-from-campbeltown-to-oban-on-the-caledonia-way/
The basking shark is the biggest fish in the UK and the Inner Hebridean isles is well known world-wide as a whale and basking shark hotspot. /blogs/basking-sharks-where-to-see-them-and-when/
Oban is known as Scotland’s seafood capital. Here are some restaurants, pubs and hotels serving up a fabulous array of fish in stunning coastal locations. /blogs/oban-lorn-where-to-eat-in-and-around-scotland-s-seafood-capital/
Voted the world's top rail journey by Wanderlust, the West Highland Line, is the perfect way to experience the beauty of Argyll and the Isles. /blogs/take-the-scenic-route-to-oban-with-the-west-highland-line/
The fishing port of Oban, known as ‘Scotland’s Seafood Capital,’ is the place to sample the region’s fresh seafood; fine dining to gastro pubs to fish and chips /blogs/where-to-eat-in-and-around-oban-scotland-s-seafood-capital/
Home to the historic Oban Distillery, as well as numerous convivial whisky bars and shops, every whisky lover should visit Oban. /blogs/why-whisky-lovers-need-to-visit-oban/
Just 10 miles south of Oban lies the island of Seil, the most northerly of the Slate Isles. Here are six good reasons to cross the Bridge over the Atlantic. /blogs/from-oban-to-the-isle-of-seil-and-the-slate-isles-six-reasons-to-cross-the-atlantic-by-bridge/
Looking for the ultimate Scotland staycation destination? Visit Oban. Travel writer Robin McKelvie takes you along his trip to Scotland's Seafood Capital. /blogs/visit-oban-the-ultimate-scotland-staycation/
The busy town of Oban is known as ‘The Gateway to the Isles’ where you can visit the islands of Isle of Mull, Isle of Iona, Kerrera, Lismore and Coll & Tiree /blogs/five-islands-to-visit-in-a-day-trip-from-oban/
Autumn in Argyll & the Isles is the perfect season to explore the lochs, dramatic glens and island. Here are our favourite things to do this autumn. /blogs/things-to-do-this-autumn-in-argyll-the-isles/
Discover 9 weekend getaways in Argyll & the Isles. Explore scenic isles, charming towns, and hidden gems – perfect for a long weekend escape in Scotland. /blogs/9-weekend-getaways-to-argyll-the-isles/