Group Travel & Premium OTA opportunities from Kilcamb Lodge as your base
If you want to enjoy a few activities while with us, there's plenty of choice from Kilcamb Lodge. In fact, you probably won't get through everything in one stay, but that's great as it will give you plenty of reason to return and enjoy our hospitality time and time again!
Whether you're travelling solo, as part of a small or large group, there are plenty of options. We've dropped a few itinerary ideas below for you to make it all a little easier.
Kilcamb Lodge
Named as the Best Country House Hotel in Scotland, and the Most Romantic!
The ultimate, enchanting destination for premium, experiental travel.
Whether you’re planning a spontaneous weekend escape, a slow‑paced countryside retreat, or a luxurious break to recharge, we bring together the stays that make every season feel special. From sun‑soaked summer getaways to cosy winter hideouts, you’ll always find somewhere that fits your mood, your moment, and your style.
And when the festive season rolls around, we’ve curated a selection of magical winter stays — think twinkling lights, crackling fires, and destinations that feel straight out of a holiday postcard. They’re the perfect way to add a little sparkle to your end‑of‑year plans, without worryung about the standard of your stay - it will be memorable for all the right reasons!
Wherever you want to go, whatever time of year — planning your next epic road trip for yourself and others with us opens up a wealth of experiential opportunity!
FOR FRIENDS AND FAMILIES TRAVELLING TOGETHER AND SMALL OR MEDIUM SIZED GROUPS
Kilcamb Lodge is a place where groups can truly unwind — whether that’s springtime walks along the shoreline, long summer evenings by the water, crisp autumn escapes surrounded by colour, or cosy winter gatherings by the fire. Our blend of relaxed luxury, award‑winning dining and a warm, intimate atmosphere creates a memorable setting for luxury group travel in every season.
Alongside our year‑round offering, we also host beautifully curated festive stays — Christmas, Twixmas and Hogmanay — which bring an extra touch of magic to the hotel. These seasonal breaks are ideal for groups seeking a more atmospheric, indulgent celebration, and we’d be delighted to explore how these might complement your programme.
FOR PREMIUM TRAVEL OPERATORS
Kilcamb Lodge Hotel is a boutique luxury property on the shores of Loch Sunart — an exceptional base for premium small‑group itineraries in the West Highlands.
Perfect for groups of 8–20 guests, Kilcamb Lodge combines refined comfort, award‑winning dining, and warm Highland hospitality with access to some of Scotland’s most iconic landscapes, including Ben Nevis, Glencoe, Mallaig, Glenfinnan, Sanna Bay, and the wider Ardnamurchan Peninsula.
We offer:
- Exclusive‑use options for private getaways
- Help with tailored itineraries and support with activity planning
- A consistent, quality-led service style ideal for luxury travellers
- Easy access to wildlife experiences, coastal adventures, beaches, and tourist attractions
- Easy parking, turning and EV charging
- Exceptional , award-winning cuisine
- 4 star accommodation - luxurious, with lots of lovely little touches to exceed expectations
- Warm, welcoming staff and a restful, relaxed ambience
- Varied reception areas suitable for group activities and dining options
- Lochside access and easy walks in private grounds
- Festive breaks and celebrations
- Luxurious touches such as freshly baked items on hospitality tray in bedrooms and Arran Arromatics in the bathrooms
If you’re looking to expand your premium Scotland portfolio with a distinctive, high‑quality base in one of the country’s most unspoiled regions, Kilcamb Lodge is a compelling addition.
Why Kilcamb Lodge Works for
Premium Group Travel
Boutique Scale, High Standards!
Perfect for groups of 8–20 guests, Kilcamb Lodge delivers personalised attention, seamless logistics, and a warm, refined atmosphere.
Exclusive-Use Options
Operators can secure the entire lodge for private departures, themed journeys, VIP groups, or special-interest tours, subject to availability.
Award-Winning Dining
The hotel’s fine-dining restaurant showcases the best of Scotland’s seasonal produce — a culinary highlight for any itinerary.
A True Highland Experience
Guests enjoy genuine hospitality, rich local storytelling, and access to one of Scotland’s most unspoiled regions.
Stand-Out Seasonal stay packages
Christmas, Twixmas and Hogmanay packages are perfect for groups
Activities & Experiences Within ~50 Miles
Curated for premium small-group itineraries
Nature & Wildlife
Loch Sunart wildlife watching: otters, sea eagles, pine martens, red deer
Ariundle Oakwood National Nature Reserve
Marine safaris and coastal boat trips
Island day trips to Mull, Eigg, Muck, or Rum
Walking, Hiking & Soft Adventure
Scenic lochside and woodland trails from the hotel
Ben Nevis: the UK’s highest mountain — guided ascents or scenic viewpoints
Ben Resipole: a rewarding Corbett with panoramic views
Ardnamurchan Peninsula coastal hikes
Guided photography, nature, or mindfulness walks
Beaches & Coastal Highlights
Sanna Bay: turquoise waters and white sands
Camusdarach Beach: iconic silver sands with island views
Ardnamurchan Lighthouse: the westernmost point on the British mainland
Mallaig: a charming fishing port with ferries to Skye and the Small Isles
Day trip to Oban - and maybe a stop off at Castle Stalker
Heritage & Culture
Castle Tioram: atmospheric ruins on a tidal island
Glenfinnan Viaduct & Monument
Glencoe: dramatic landscapes, history, and world-class photography opportunities (on the way here)
Scenic drives through Moidart, Sunart, and the wider peninsula
Food, Drink & Local Craft
Highland distillery tours and tastings
Artisan food producers: smokehouses, cheesemakers, local crafts
Private dining, tasting menus, and chef-led culinary experiences
Water-Based Activities
Kayaking and paddleboarding on calm loch waters
INTEREST - GROUPED BREAKS
Kilcamb lodge would be perfectly placed for special interest breaks such as the following:
Walking, kayaking, cycling, ornithology, photography, fishing, history, painting, writing
Whisky tasting, nature-watching, wild swimming.
GROUP STAY ITINERARY INSPIRATION
DAY 1 - ARRIVAL AND LOCHSIDE WELCOME
Check‑in at Kilcamb Lodge with welcome drinks
Gentle woodland walk or lochside relaxation
Fine‑dining tasting menu showcasing local produce
4 Day Highland Escape
3‑Day Highland Escape
Day 1 – Arrival & Lochside Welcome
Day 2 – Ardnamurchan Lighthouse and Sanna Bay
Day 3 Glenfinnan Monument & Viaduct
Day 4 Wildlife cruise on Loch Sunart in the morning, with a light lunch before departure, or followed by afternoon tea before departure
Day 2 Ardnamurchan Lighthouse & Sanna Bay
A quick stop at the local wildlife hide to spot seals en-route or on the way back depending on viewing potential, then on to explore Ardnamurchan - the 'Wild West' of the Highlands by heading through an extinct volcano basin to touch down on the most Westerly point in mainland Britain at the Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, where you can enjoy a cuppa and light lunch.
Then on to Sanna Bay for the afternoon - without doubt one of the most beautiful beaches in Britain, with white sands and aquamarine water, perfect for paddling, and with spectacular views out to the Inner Hebrides.
Back to Kilcamb Lodge for dinner and an optional local Whisky/Gin tasting experience by a roaring log fire, with views out over the loch.
DAY 3 Glenfinnan Monument & Viaduct, and on to Mallaig
Visit to the Glenfinnan Monument and Viaduct
Refreshments to go for this first stop - tea/coffee and freshly baked shortbreads or similar.
Scenic coastal drive to the beautiful coastal resort of Mallaig
Exploring Camusdarach Beach and the Silver Sands en-route.
Return for Dinner at Kilcamb Lodge
DAY 4 Sunart Boat Cruise or a walk in Ariundle Oakwood
Enjoy a Wildlife boat cruise, looking out for seals, otters, White-tailed eagles and more.
Either head out after lunch, or before with Afternoon Tea on your return.
An alternative might be a walk in Ariundle Oakwood or a potter around the village before departure.
These are still just a drop in the ocean in terms of the activities you can enjoy from here, so please take time to explore our activities pages for more.
*Some dining options require confirmation in advance, such as the Afternoon Teas, which require 24 hours notice, and the Tasting Menu, which you need to book by the day before if you have not already chosen that selection.
For a full week or more of activities, we have more ideas you can re-order as best suits your fancy when you get here*, or the weather!
Ben Nevis & Fort William
Visit the foothills of Ben Nevis or enjoy a guided ascent.
Explore Fort William’s artisan shops and waterfront
You can also take a trip on the UK's only Mountain Gondola at the Nevis Range Visitor Centre - probably the most relaxing option!
Mallaig & The Small Isles
Explore Mallaig, with an optional ferry to Rum, Eigg, or Muck. On the way take in Camusdarach Beach and Morar beach, both offering turqoise waters and views of Rum and Eigg. Other stunning spots in this area include Traigh Beach near Arisaig. Don't miss Mallaig's pretty fishing harbour.
Oban and Castle Stalker
Oban is a popular day out from Kilcamb Lodge - with pretty promenades, tasting experiences, a walking tour, castle and grounds or distillery to choose your perfect activity from. You could round it off with an ice cream at Ganavan Sands, or a stop in at Castle Stalker - both stunning viewpoints!
Mull and Tobermory
Take the ferry to Mull and explore the colourful streets of Tobermory, a fishing port where lobster pots are part of the everyday landscape, and a variety of vessels drop anchor to explore the local shops and eateries. You'll spot some familiar viewpoints on the way!
MORE ITINERARY IDEAS
5 Day West Highland Discovery
Day 1 – Settle In
Arrival, welcome drinks, and a gentle lochside walk
Dinner at the award-winning restaurant
Day 2 – Ardnamurchan Peninsula
Visit Sanna Bay and Ardnamurchan Lighthouse – the most Westerly point on mainland Britain – driving through a volcano basin past Highland Cattle, Deer, and a famous viewpoint or two.
Optional guided nature walk
Evening whisky tasting
Day 3 – Mallaig & The Silver Sands
Scenic coastal drive to Mallaig for lunch
Explore Camusdarach Beach and the Silver Sands
Dinner at Kilcamb Lodge
Day 4 – Ben Nevis & Fort William
Visit the foothills of Ben Nevis or enjoy a guided ascent
Explore Fort William’s artisan shops and waterfront
Relaxing evening at the lodge
Day 5 – Departure
Morning walk in Ariundle Oakwood
Farewell lunch and departure
7-Day Ultimate Highland Immersion
Day 1 – Arrival & Welcome Dinner
Arrive in time for afternoon tea. Relax, unwind, explore the grounds if you fancy a short walk along the shoreline, and enjoy a gourmet introduction to Highland cuisine in the evening.
Day 2 – Loch Sunart & Wildlife
Boat safari, White-Tailed Eagle spotting, visit to a local hide for seal spotting and coastal photography.
Day 3 – Ardnamurchan Peninsula
Visit Sanna Bay, the lighthouse, and enjoy a private picnic on the coast.
Day 4 – Mallaig & The Small Isles
Explore Mallaig, with views out to the Small Isles on the way, via Camusdarach Beach and the Silver Sands
Day 5 – Ben Nevis & Fort William
Choose between a guided Ben Nevis experience or a scenic day exploring Fort William and its surrounds.
Day 6 – Mull & Tobermory
A short ferry-trip to Mull, exploring the colourful coastline hot-spot of Tobermory, with optional distillery tour
Day 7 – Departure
Relaxed morning, local crafts shopping, and farewell lunch.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ABOVE IS ONLY FOR INSPIRATION - WE RECOMMEND GROUPS CONTACT US DURING THE PLANNING PROCESS WHERE WE CAN HELP ENSURE YOUR PLANNED ITINERARY IS FULLY SUPPORTED BY THE KILCAMB LODGE ELEMENTS
INSPIRING WAYPOINTS
To help build an epic road trip to remember!
A fully rounded trip - iconic stopping points on the way you won't want to miss!
The journey in is all part of the experience - with plenty of great sights to see on the way to make every part of the journey count!
Kilcamb Lodge sits on the Ardnamurchan peninsula beside Loch Sunart, so most routes involve scenic drives, lochs, forests, and ferry crossings. Below is a practical breakdown of what you might see depending on your approach.
From the East (Fort William direction)
This is the most common route.
⭐ Notable Stops & Attractions
Corran Ferry Crossing A short but iconic ferry trip across Loch Linnhe — a highlight in itself and the gateway to Ardnamurchan.
Ardgour & Loch Linnhe shoreline Beautiful coastal scenery with viewpoints ideal for photography.
Glen Tarbert & Sunart Oakwoods Ancient Atlantic oakwood forest, part of one of the largest surviving native woodlands in Scotland — great for short walks and wildlife spotting.
Ben Nevis and the Nevis Visitor Centre
From the South (Oban / Glencoe direction)
If you’re coming via Oban or the southern Highlands:
⭐ Notable Stops & Attractions
Castle Stalker (near Appin) A postcard-perfect castle on a tidal islet — visible from the A828.
Glencoe Valley (if approaching via A82) Dramatic mountains, waterfalls, and viewpoints — one of Scotland’s most famous landscapes. Glencoe and the Glencoe Visitor Centre – the perfect stopping point for a cuppa and comfort break before the last leg of the journey
Corran Ferry As above, this is the main crossing point into Ardnamurchan.
Inveraray and Inveraray Castle on the shores of Loch Fyne
The Loch Fyne Oyster Bar and Garden Centre
From the North (Mallaig / Arisaig direction)
This is a less common but very scenic approach.
⭐ Notable Stops & Attractions
Silver Sands of Morar White-sand beaches with turquoise water — some of the best in Scotland.
Arisaig & Traigh Beaches Stunning coastal views and quiet walking spots.
Glenfinnan Viaduct & Monument Famous Harry Potter filming location and a key Jacobite historical site.
Loch Shiel A long freshwater loch surrounded by mountains — excellent viewpoints.
Spean Bridge – the poignant Commando memorial and panoramic viewpoint
Neptune’s Staircase – a stunning flight of 8 locks in the Caledonian Canal
From the West (Ardnamurchan Point direction)
If you’re exploring the peninsula before arriving:
⭐ Notable Stops & Attractions
Ardnamurchan Lighthouse The most westerly point on the British mainland — dramatic cliffs and panoramic views.
Sanna Bay One of Scotland’s most beautiful beaches with white sand and crystal-clear water.
Mingary Castle (Kilchoan) A restored 13th-century castle overlooking the Sound of Mull.
Wildlife Hotspots The peninsula is known for red deer, pine martens, golden eagles, and coastal otters - all part of the journey.
Castle Tioram – situated on a tidal island accessible to walkers via the tidal causeway
More about activities to enjoy from your base at Kilcamb Lodge!
Wildlife
Find out more about what's on offer at our beautiful country house hotel set on the shores of Loch Sunart in the pretty little village of Strontian.
Walking
Explore our hotel, grounds, reception rooms and bedroom suites with our tour of all areas.
Beaches
We have some of the best beaches in the UK, and possibly in the world, on our doorstep. We have created a little summary of our favourites you can access via the link below.
Island Hopping
Treat someone special to a Kilcamb Lodge experience. We have a range of options to choose from.
Distillery Tours
We have several distilleries in the area well worth a visit.
Cycling
The area is great for cyclists, and the perfect lunchtime stop off point if you're in the area.
The Ardnamurchan Lighthouse
Take in the geology of the Peninsula with a trip to the Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, the most Westerly point in the UK, accessed via a drive through a volcano basin surrounded by Highland cattle. It's an exhilarating journey!
Castle Tioram
Take in a bit of the history of the area with a trip to Castle Tioram, where you can cross the causeway to take in the views at close quarters. Sturdy footwear advised.
Exploring Strontian village
With a fascinating mining history and striking architecture of white houses against a mountainous backdrop, Strontian sits at the head of Loch Sunart, a tidal loch in the West Highlands. Strontian is also considered to be the gateway to the Wild West Ardnamurchan Peninsula.
The Corran Ferry
Find out about the Corran Ferry and more about the different routes to Kilcamb Lodge.