Hidden Harbours of Southwest Scotland/Скрытые гавани Юго-Западной Шотландии

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Hidden Harbours of Southwest Scotland is a lively tour of small and infrequently visited harbours on the stunning Scottish coast and its nearby islands, starting from Port Logan in the south and meandering northwards to Lerags on Loch Feochan in the Firth of Lorn.
The southwest coast of Scotland is one of the most beautiful cruising areas in the world, combining dramatic scenery with interesting history and landmarks. Many of its shores are lined with old castles and the magnificent historical houses of rich industrialists, reflecting its significance as an area of busy trade. The more recent military developments including a wartime torpedo base at Loch Long and the naval headquarters at Faslane on Gare Loch also have a significant presence. Small harbours further south were shaped by the trade in natural resources and the flow of passengers via Clyde Puffer boats to and from nearby cities such as Glasgow and beyond.

Contents
Introduction
Port Logan
Ballantrae
Maidens
Dunure
Irvine
Saltcoats
Little Cumbrae
Millport
Bowling
Arrocbar
Carrick Castle
Strone
Toward
An Caladh
Kames
Otter Ferry
Inverary
Furnace
Crarae
Locbgair
Carradale
Blackwaterfoot
Gigba
Keillmore
Tayvallich
Achnamara
Craighouse
Port Charlotte and Bruinladdich
Portnahaven
Toberoncby
Arduaine
Melfort
Cuan Ferry
Ellenabeicb and Easdale
Lerags