Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
sunil lazar (8 months ago)
It is a stunning place surrounded by lot of small islands and mountains. It was on a sunny day we went out here. Prestine place. Highly recommended if you like to spend time away from busy life
It is a stunning place surrounded by lot of small islands and mountains. It was on a sunny day we went out here. Prestine place. Highly recommended if you like to spend time away from busy life
Sandra Goldthorp (9 months ago)
A lovely old ruin. Lots of designated parking. Access road to region is a narrow single lane road but it’s beautifully (newly) paved. A short walk along a sandy beach and trails to access the spit of land that it sits on. For mobility impaired, you can view from a paved pathway across from the parking lot. The castle ruin is not accessible inside.
A lovely old ruin. Lots of designated parking. Access road to region is a narrow single lane road but it’s beautifully (newly) paved. A short walk along a sandy beach and trails to access the spit of land that it sits on. For mobility impaired, you can view from a paved pathway across from the parking lot. The castle ruin is not accessible inside.
Joshua Hunt (10 months ago)
First thing first: No Bathrooms! If you travel around the UK you get used to having toilets at most touristy spots, this one DOES NOT, but I highly recommend the location (just have a wee in one of the small towns before you get there and/or strengthen your prostate). We rented a car and drove from Inverness to the castle, beautiful views, roads are narrow so drive carefully, the road to the castle is wonderful and steeped in history, once to the castle you’ll park and then have to cross by foot a narrow strip of land that connects the castle to the mainland so check the tides before you go. I highly recommend, just bring a rain coat. Bumblebee hiding in Foxgloves photo added just because
First thing first: No Bathrooms! If you travel around the UK you get used to having toilets at most touristy spots, this one DOES NOT, but I highly recommend the location (just have a wee in one of the small towns before you get there and/or strengthen your prostate). We rented a car and drove from Inverness to the castle, beautiful views, roads are narrow so drive carefully, the road to the castle is wonderful and steeped in history, once to the castle you’ll park and then have to cross by foot a narrow strip of land that connects the castle to the mainland so check the tides before you go. I highly recommend, just bring a rain coat. Bumblebee hiding in Foxgloves photo added just because
Ron Bailey (11 months ago)
Great day out on the Scottish coast for all the family. Easy free parking (yes, free parking in Scotland) with an easy short walk to the impressive fortified House....Castle. Lovely sandy walks when the tides out.
Great day out on the Scottish coast for all the family. Easy free parking (yes, free parking in Scotland) with an easy short walk to the impressive fortified House....Castle. Lovely sandy walks when the tides out.
Cody Boren (12 months ago)
My favorite castle in all of Scotland. When I think of ancient castle Tioram rises well above any other. While it is not open this structure evokes the imagination as to what it may have been like back in the day. The mountains, and the water with the castle built on a rock is simply idyllic.
My favorite castle in all of Scotland. When I think of ancient castle Tioram rises well above any other. While it is not open this structure evokes the imagination as to what it may have been like back in the day. The mountains, and the water with the castle built on a rock is simply idyllic.
