A closer look at location
Cuil-Na-Sithe is situated at Lochyside 2.5 miles from Fort William. Only 400 yards from our home is the ruins of Old Inverlochy Castle which was the scene of many battles in Fort William's past. To the front we have panoramic views of Ben Nevis , Glen Nevis and river Lochy and to the rear the Banavie's hills and Nevis Range (Ski Center) provide the perfect backdrop. 
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Ben
Nevis
Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in the UK. On a good day from the top of the mountain a keen eye can see the coast of Ireland. The name 'Nevis' comes from the Gaelic word for heaven or clouds. Ben Nevis can therefore be translated 'mountain with its head in the clouds' or 'cloudy mountain'. All year round Ben Nevis offers staggering views to make any holiday maker stop and stare. Return to home page >> |
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Glen
Nevis
Glen Nevis is most likely Fort William's best visited hotspot by locals and tourist alike. Just a few minutes from Fort William, the very beautiful Highland glen stretches out before your eyes as one enters "The Glen" from the west. The glen is the perfect place for peace and tranquility. Return to home page >> |
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River
Lochy
Flowing from Loch Lochy to the sea at Fort William, the River Lochy is one of the most productive salmon rivers on the West Coast of Scotland. If fly-fishing is your thing then look no further than this strictly preserved salmon stream. salmon and sea trout can be seen from April through to late October. Return to home page >>
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Cuil-Na-Sithe
Lochyside, Fort William, Inverness-shire, Scotland PH33 7NX | Tel:
(44) 01397 702267