We spotted this place as we were passing and decided to stop for a coffee as we had just come off the ferry. We then decided to visit the exhibition which we found informative although a little too dim in lighting in some places. The audiovisual presentation was good and we spent a long time watching a documentary about sea... More

Now called Nadurra - was called Natural History Centre Ardnamurchan in our Cycling Britain guide book. The owners kindly opened up the tea shop early to accommodate two hungry, tired and wet cyclists who arrived at their door step having taken the first ferry over from Tobermory. It was a real find - delicious cake with yummy icing and biscuits... More

We visited in April 2008 and I appreciate that this is some while ago and the ownership of the centre has changed yet again, the only other review doesn't address anything other than mobility disabled access to the gift shop and how this was handled (I am not sure if the other reviewer was visiting the centre per se or... More

We visited this Centre, in September 10, as a very disabled person, i was so very very upset, i couldn't get down into the gift shop at all, as there were three deep steps to get down, we asked how we could get down into the shop as there was another three deep steps on the other side, we were... More