1. Castle Tioram
Location: Loch Moidart | Age:13th century | Clan: MacDonald

A group of kayakers prepare to get back on the water with Castle Tioram sitting prominently in the background.
Sitting on a small tidal island in Loch Moidart, you’ve got to admit that it’s set in one of Scotland’s most spectacular vistas. The Castle ruins can only be accessed on foot during low tide or via the water by canoeing or sea kayaking up to it. Castle Tioram once boasted an incredibly strategic position, controlling access to Loch Shiel. Castle Tioram is in a complete state of ruin and entry to the castle is strictly forbidden.
We’ll paddle past Castle Tioram on our Jacobite Coast and Sound of Arisaig sea kayaking trips.