A fantastic experience in the museum telling the story of the Arctic Convoys in World War 2. Very well presented in quite a small space, but still covering a lot of stories of the journeys, the naval personnel and the local community. There is also an amazing trip to be made down both sides of Loch Ewe with plenty to see with outstanding structures, the Arctic Convoy Memorial, and memories of different nationalities who also made a large contribution here.

This is an excellent, must-see, quality museum, with friendly, knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff. It details the amazing story of the Arctic Convoys during WW2, which assembled in Loch Ewe before setting out for ports in Russia. There is a wealth of information here, including a very interesting video. You can then go on to visit the many sites around the Loch connected to the operation - with information boards - most with distinctive black metal silhouettes.

Wonderful exhibition/museum and trail around the locality. Really friendly welcome amd advice on what to see locally, from where to spot wildlife to where to get a nice bit of tea and cake. Expert information delivered by the lovely chap inside, who also is an enthusiast in tracing any family who might have been involved in the convoys. All in all well worth a visit. The trip up to Cove to see the old gun emplacements and memorial was wonderful and we saw dolphins swimming in the loch. Stunning beach on the way up too and camping £5/night.

Extremely interesting and remarkable small museum. The staff are very knowledgeable and engaging - I knew very little about the wartime Loch Ewe and the museum tells the stories very effectively. A visit also sets you up for a short driving tour of some of the many reminders of wartime Loch Ewe scattered around the shore if you have the time.

The exhibition was really interesting. We spent nearly 2 hours there. We both learnt such a lot. The staff were lovely,very welcoming and knowledgeable. Jamie had a lovely chat with us and told us about the other places of interest regarding the convoys. He gave us a map to show where they were. We visited them all. He also made us a very welcome cup of coffee too.