Local activities and where to eat
Active Activities
If you would like to find out more about organised activities in the area the following links show what is available very locally.
Shieldaig Outdoor Adventures provides quality kayaking, canoeing and mountain experiences.
Climbing, kayaking, abseiling, archery and more for adults and children at Torridon Activities
Full day, half day and shorter sea trips on the Seaflower with Torridon Sea Tours starting from Shieldaig
Tennis court and all weather pitch available for use in Shieldaig
Fitness Suite at Torridon Community Hall. Induction session required
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Less Active Activities
Lisa Fenton studio gallery is at Blue Roof Studio in the garden or at Torridon Community Hall just down the road.
J Waudby ceramics also has a pottery open to the public in Shieldiag
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There is lots of wildlife around, sea eagles on Shieldaig Island, red squirrels at Kinloch, otters, pine martens, seals, golden eagles, red and roe deer, ptarmigan on the hills, herons, sea birds and lots of sheep.
Where to eat
We have started to provide evening meals if pre-ordered for a quiet night in. Sample menus for breakfast and evening meal can be found here. Please email any specific dietary requirements or preferences so we can ensure we have things in.
There are several places to eat during the season, April to October, outwith it's worth checking opening times/days on their websites.
The Applecross Walled Garden Cafe and Restaurant and the Applecross Inn
The Torridon Inn and Torridon Hotel Restaurant
The Coastal Kitchen in Shieldaig
The Gorse Bush in Kinlochewe
Petrol stations are available in Lochcarron and Kinlochewe.
There is a wealth of information about Shieldaig and the surrounding area on
