Places to visit:

Cape Wrath, Handa Island, Sandwood Bay, Durness and Balnakeil Bay, Achilitibuie and the Summer Isles, Stoer Lighthouse and cliffs and The Knockan Cliff.
The Mountains of Quinag, Suilven, Canisp, Cul Mor, Cul Beag, Stac Pollaidh, Ben More, Ben Stack, Arkle and Foinaven, Ben Hope, Ben Loyal and much. much, more ...

Lose yourself in the splendour of the Highlands ...
From high rocky cliffs to far-stretching sandy beaches you can find somewhere that suits your mood near Drumbeg; and whether you're here for a few days or a week, you'll always find something new.

Wildlife galore
Within a short distance of Drumbeg you'll find myriad species of animal and bird awaiting your discovery; just remember to bring your camera and plenty of film!
Due north of Drumbeg is Handa Island, a bird sanctuary and nature reserve, famous for its sea-bird colonies.
Fishing permits are available for purchase from the hotel, Ghillie service, boat hire and fly-fishing are all available locally, as is Red Deer stalking.

Action
For those who wish for something a little more adventurous, there's climbing routes suitable for the experienced and the not so experienced too. Or maybe a long walk's more your thing ... We've plenty of those, with hundreds of miles of tracks for you wander off and explore; all replete with stunning views as standard!

Curious?
If rocks are you thing, then you're in for a treat here - this area is renowned internationally by geologists, and has some of the oldest rocks in Europe!