Summary
Situated within sight of the Isle of Mull and Ben Nevis, Great Britain’s highest mountain, Oban also sits within the near perfect horseshoe shape of the Firth of Lorn. An ideal gateway to all this part of Scotland has to offer, Oban is known for its dramatic land and seascapes. Also referred to as the seafood capital of Scotland, the fish and shellfish are excellent, while no trip to Oban should be considered complete without a visit to a local distillery. Other attractions range from boat trips to explore the region, road trips to ancient castles, and evenings listening to traditional Scottish music.
