This seems a rather messy, scrappy sort of place with little to do. It is not as attractive as the other 'slate villages' hereabouts, like Cullipool and Easdale. There is no pub, hotel or even café but there is a general store. And a family-owned boatyard which could come in handy (ph 01852 300557). There is an interesting looking 9-hole golf course if you are into that sort of thing, the Isle of Seil Golf Club. And out of the village to the 'main road' turn left and left again, there is a quite nice graveyard with some old graveslabs and a very small bit of a medieval church, Kilbrandon old parish church. A very short walk to the southeast of the village brings you to the remains of a fort, but why it was built and how long it was used for I have no idea.
