"Great hostel,
amazingly friendly staff and an incredible atmosphere.
Will definitely stay again" Youth
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Scotland
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Perhaps you're
looking for somewhere to de-stress, or
you perhaps you're on the ADVENTURE of a
LIFETIME?
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The Highlands of
Scotland are Beautiful and tranquil...yet are
dramatic, enduring and ruggedly wild!
We can help you relax, or live life to the
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We are located in what could be
described as the most beautiful part of
Scotland.
Ben
Nevis, the highest
mountain in the UK, is seen in all its
majesty in the near-distance.
Visit
Glen
Nevis for rope
walking and waterfalls. The
Caledonian
Canal, extending
from Loch Eil to Loch Ness and on to
Inverness, runs virtually by the door
(100m). Nearby is the 'Outdoor
Capital of the UK'
Fort
William. Follow
the 'Road to the Isles' to Skye and
beyond. We are easily accessed by
City-link bus from Skye, Inverness,
Oban and Glasgow, and by train from
Mallaig, Road to the Iles or Fort William
and the South.
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"Great hostel,
amazingly friendly staff and an incredible
atmosphere of relaxation. Will definitely
stay again" |
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| "nice people i was
amazed at the size nice louge, telly, board
games, internet access, maps, guide books,
kitchen, washing, all really
impresive" |
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OS grid reference
NN112771
Postcode PH33
7LY
We are
easily accessible from the Isle of
Skye (41 miles), Oban (47 miles)
Inverness (66 miles) and Glasgow...
when you're here the city can seem
like a million miles
away
There is a
spacious free car park at
Banavie and a children's play
area. A short walk from the car park leads
to the Canal lock gates, where one can
spend time watching vessels navigate the
lock gates. It's a nice walk or cycle from
Banavie into Fort
William
via Caol
village, or visa
versa.
There's
an award winning village pub,
the Lochy, located just 300
metres from the hostel and and a
hundred yards from the magnificent
Neptune's Staircase on the Caledonian
Canal.
When visiting
the
Fort William area stop off
to look around
Old Inverlochy Castle. Although
now a ruin this was one of the most
important castles in Scottish history and
has been the backdrop for two major
historical events, the first and second
battles of
Inverlochy.
Leave
all stress behind...
OR go for the
MAX!
Treat
yourself....
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