Tourist hotspot Oban is a great base for exploring the West of Scotland and The Hebrides. Famous itself for whisky, an abundance of marine wildlife and an attractive style of living, our selection of accommodations can put you right at the very heart of it all.
Reasons to Holiday in Oban
Attracting thousands of tourists every year. Many consider Oban to be the 'Seafood Capital of Scotland', with multiple restaurants serving you the freshest daily catch.
The 18th Century Oban Distillery pre-dates the town, small but mighty it continues to produce a distinctly flavoured whisky to this day. Visits to the distillery are wildly popular with Scotch lovers from all parts.
A busy port town, Oban gives the nature lovers among you the chance to see Whales, Dolphins, Porpoises, Seals, Otters and numerous species of seabird via guided day trips.
Oban and the Hebrides
Besides the vast range of activities available in Oban, one of the main reasons people come to Oban is the fantastic access to The Hebrides.
Some of the islands are close enough for a day trip but in either case are worth a longer visit. With the Isle of Mull, Coll, Tiree, Barra, South Uist, Lismore and Skye all within ferry crossing range, you are spoilt for choice.
Where to Stay in Oban
From fisherman's cottages in the centre of town to more spacious properties surrounded by green space just outside, we've got options for everyone. We always aim to offer the widest choice, at the best possible price, while many of our holiday cottages offer exclusive member discounts.
Places to Visit Nearby
Inveraray is a small coastal town with an incredible castle, great for history enthusiasts.
Lochgoilhead is a pretty little village at the top of Loch Goil. This is a great day trip with good walks around the Loch and a nearby golf course.
Dunoon is a Victorian resort town, complete with a pier and promenade on the western shore of the upper region of the Firth of Clyde.