Scottish anchorages

Although this bay is, by Hebridean standards, a bit industrial with some sort of operation down by the shore, and by the main(ish) road, there is one good thing to see. Set up by the well known Scottish photographer, Michael MacGregor, this is The Nadurra Visitor Centre (from the pontoon, up the hill, turn left at the main road, 10 minutes). The fixed CCTV cameras are particularly good - one is under water in the local burn to see trout but was out of action in 2010. And there is an underwater view of a pond too. They clearly major on eagles - golden and sea. The coffee, lunch and tea cafe does the usual things (chocolate cake etc) but when I was last there the coffee was not good, and the shop also does the usual things (tea towels, gem stones, photographs). The audiovisual show of Ardnamurchan uses Michael MacGregor photographs to good effect and the music is nice but there was dirt on the screen. In fact in 2010 it seemed a bit tired to me - not quite as good as I remembered from earlier years, but maybe I have got tired too, certainly older. Go and see for yourself.