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he region of Strathclyde extends from the Grampian Mountains in the north to lowland farming areas in the south. Numerous seaside resorts are dotted along the region's western coast, where boats leave for the southern islands of the Inner Hebrides.Click Here For a List of Links to Inns with Websites

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Creggans Inn
Strachur, Argyll, Strathclyde, PA27 8BX Tel: 01369 860279
Back to top MAP Creggans Inn Home Page Email the Creggans Accommodation Excellent Food Spectacular Views Delightful Garden Real Fire Moorings available on Loch Fyne
The Creggans Inn, on the east shore of Loch Fyne approximately 18 Nautical miles from Ardrishaig is ideally placed for cruising the West Coast of Scotland be it by boat or by car. The spectacular Highland location is complimented by real ales on tap, a range of home baking, speciality coffees & teas and the friendliest of staff.