Highland Adventure Centre
Outdoor Activities for Groups in the remote Scottish Highlands
Hiking - Climbing - Orienteering - Watersports - Fishing - Clay Pigeon Shooting

Ardintigh Highland Adventure Centre is situated in Scotland's dramatic and unspoilt West Highlands. An hour and a half by sea from the fishing port of Mallaig, it lies on the south shore of Loch Nevis. To the north is Knoydart, Europe's last great wilderness with one of the largest remaining red deer forests. Seals, porpoise, and a range of sea birds can be seen in the loch. The centre offers an excellent base from which to explore the area. Ideal for outdoor pursuits, summer camp, field studies, adventure holidays or simply to get away from it all.

The facilities and equipment at the Highland Adventure Centre can be hired to your own group for an 'all-inclusive' very competitive rate for a minimum period of one week (Saturday - Saturday), for groups of 12 - 30 people. The accommodation is self-catering in our bunkhouses or camping.

The centre has been enjoyed by many youth and adult clubs and organisations which include fishing clubs, sports clubs, school groups, scout groups, or groups of friends.

Cost: £90 per person per week for a group of 24 people.
Smaller and larger groups are welcome - please enquire.

Instruction is not offered, so parties should include their own qualified instructors and a cook. Given prior notice, instructors can be made available at extra cost.

ACCOMMODATION

Ardintigh is a self-catering centre, open all year, aimed at groups of 12-30 people. Mixed parties are welcome. Bunkhouses sleep up to 24 people and camping is available on our 10-acre site. Bring your own food, sleeping bags (and tents if required).

The main building, Jock's Lodge, was built in 1989 and has a fully equipped kitchen. The spacious dining/recreation/briefing room is the focal point of the centre with a panoramic view of Loch Nevis. Downstairs are 2 separate toilet/shower rooms and a drying room for wet kit. The building is heated throughout and continuous hot water is provided from an efficient gas boiler. Electricity is generated at the centre from a diesel engine or a hydro-electric scheme.