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Fishing village Ullapool/Highlands of Scotland
The best place to enjoy summer in Scotland. From Ullapool to Stornway coursing ferry CalMAc(Hibrides). In village you can try very tasty sea food & enjoy the best sunset. Also if you travel with caravan , you can stay in camping nearly sea with nice view.
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Budva Riviera
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Budva Riviera is the popular place in Montenegro to enjoy Sea.
ULLAPOOL The best place to discover wild Scotland
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Ullapool is a small village in Norht West Scotland, population is about 1500 , it is gate to Hebrides Islands, it has Ferry to Stornoway. From Ullapool to Inverness is 93 Km, and is bus who running daily. Ullapool as well is a nice place for peolpe who travel with mobile home.
Been there few times! In the 70s as a kid last time mid 90s! Beautiful place! Is "The Far Isles" restaurant still there?
@@richhorton8898 i didn't see restaurant with this name. Is very nice place, very nice vibe. Loch Broom & mountain view , what can be nicer)))
Nice video, thanks! Ullapool is a great stop off. The Ceilidh place is an excellent hotel and serves amazing food. The petrol station can’t be missed, but the large Tesco is harder to find. There is an easy walk up the hill which gives a similar view to the drone footage. This town marks to start of mountain roads, so I’m always pleased to get there.
@@dominiclester3232 thanks 👋
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Ullapool is a bit of a disaster. There's no 4G in the town. That might have changed, but very recently. The garage, or fuel station is way, way, too small. The Town has limited parking, which they now charge for, so don't give this place your business. The Tesco car park, is free, if you can get in there. The spaces are only sized for small cars. You do see motorhomes parked in the Tesco car park, but damage is likely. The store itself is expensive, and has limited stock. You can get LPG, but it's hard to find, and if you go to the small industrial estate to the North of the town, you'll enter and take a right hand bend, the LPG is almost straight away on your right. It can take quite some time for the yard to clear so you can actually get in. It took me 45 minutes due to loads vehicles on a transporter. There are many easier and cheaper places with a greater selection in Dingwall, Inverness, and Fort William. While I don't have a grudge against Ullapool, it doesn't even register as a place to park up, pay, and walk around. Apart from LPG, I don't bother. I don't even think, 'I'll just pop into Tesco for xyz. Be it Oban, Dingwall, Inverness, or Fort William, you should have enough supplies to get to Thurso, or Wick. Going to Ullapool to catch a ferry, that's a different ball game. Big long layby 6 miles South of Ullapool. Decent views, and cracking 4G signal. The new waterfront development in Ullapool will draw in more eyeballs, making the place even more unbearable. Massive mistake introducing car park charges.
There is nice and big camping for motorhomes...from Ullapool can travel to Hibrides Islands by FerryBoat, The prices in Tesco are the same like in others Tesco stores , Tesco is not like cheaper like Aldi or Lidl. I like Ullapool for nice sea view and nature )
@@AroundTheWorldmdlook, I could be suuuuper critical of Scotland as a tourist destination. The NC500 has virtually no facilities. Unless you're planning to stop for 3 days or more, most campsites aren't worth it. In at 2pm, out by 11am. Many car tourists make the mess. Litter, shit, toilet paper. They are the ones who should be carrying a portable toilet. I've done the NC500, and the rest of Scotland many times, and I've not found a single supermarket, or shop with proper campervan/Motorhome parking. I once went to the Coop before the Skye bridge. Went early, and there were 6 seven plus meter motorhomes in the carpark before me, all parked over 7 parking bays. Why? Things are getting worse for campervaners and motorhomes. I give it 5yrs, and bad mouthing Scotland and The Highlands will be very common. I will still go to Scotland because I know where to go, but that doesn't stop me from being totally honest and rubbishing the place. Scotland is going like Wales, which is a dump. I'm from Wales, and it's a campervan/Motorhome shit hole, and Scotland is going the same way. Want to know why Wales hates tourists? Because the health service is so bad, they literally crap them selves every summer, lest they can't cope, and someone dies in the corridor. Much more sense to pay the ferry and go to Europe, which is brilliant.
You are so negative! Basically writing an essay to contradict this video, which is pretty rude.
@@AroundTheWorldmd 2:51 2:51
What makes me a good Demoman?
If i were a BAD demoman, i wouldn't be siting here, disscusing it with you now would ay?!
Thank you for the inspiration. I am leaving for Ullapool tomorrow with my family. Our first visit to the west coast! We are going to brave the weather!
Enjoying guys, is a nice place ))
Ullapool, a wild part of Scotland of Scotland!!! Living up here we consider going there an old time trip to the smoke. Even the hand fed street deer are as tame as the local dogs. The five hundred destroyed any wildness invery short order.
@@johnwhitley5255 Ullapool is the best ever to enjoy with caravan , also if you like to hiking )
@@AroundTheWorldmd yes, Ullapool indeed has a large empty field for parking your caravan, and it’s also got a view of the sea. You will need transport to get to any interesting walks and the long ugly concrete jetty is very soon accomplished. Otherwise it usually has a chilly wind and a tucked away shopping centre that’s very hard to find. Locals drive more than forty five miles just to shop there so look for a SY licence registration, follow it and they will lead you to the supermarket. Local shops are few and far between and the local newsagent has just closed shop. Welcome to Ullapool!