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We would like to share with you what ‘wear in the world’ means to us…
Each season, our design and photography team decamp to a new destination that is appropriate to the collection, to photograph the new collection, in order to bring you a brochure and website full of new styles, vibrant colour & beautiful scenes. But where do we travel to capture these shots and why do we choose these locations?
Every season we choose a location that is appropriate for the collection, either because that particular part of the world has influenced the collection, or we feel that the location would be somewhere that you, our customers would want to visit. We want to share the beauty and experiences of these places with you. We know you tend to be seasoned travellers, but let us share some insight gained from the locals via our encounters and inspire your next weekend or holiday away.
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Loch Awe
What to do...
Fishing
The River Orchy is one of the most picturesque salmon rivers in the country. The salmon season runs from February 11th to October 31st.
Golf
Dalmally Golf Club welcomes all golfing enthusiasts for this charming 9 hole course. The views of Ben Cruchan and Ben Lui (two of Scotlands highest mountains) will keep everyone interested!
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Tailored Tours...
If you are interested in finding out a bit more about Loch Awe, Tailored Tours provide an insight into Scotland’s rich history and culture. Lord Gray will personally show you the stunning scenery around the Loch including the Glorious Gardens, a short ferry trip to the fort at Dunadd and the fine food and wine produced by local businesses.
Horse Riding
Argyll Adventure offers fun for all the family whether you’re an experienced rider or just starting, take advantage of the chance to explore the Argyll countryside, forest trails or picturesque shores of Loch Fyne.
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Where to stay…
Hotel Ardanaiseig
Built in 1834 Ardanaiseig provides an idyllic country house retreat, with stunning views of the natural beauty found in the islands surrounding, and wooded gardens winding down to the tranquil waters of Loch we. Indulge in the fine dining available at one of the best restaurants the highland has to offer, or unwind next to the log fire.
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Fearnach Bay House
For a change of scene Fearnach Bay House is located just over half an hour away from Loch Awe in Argyll. The five star rated luxurious house provides a peaceful and relaxing environment, positioned in the corner of a 1000 acre private estate, perfect for a scenic walk.
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Celtic Connections
If you are lucky enough to visit Scotland in January why not attend their “Premier Winter Music Festival” featuring artists from around the globe as well as some of the very best Scottish talent. Just under a two hours drive from Loch Awe, Glasgow is a lively contrast and one certainly not one to miss out on.
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Hydro Connect Festival
In the ancient Inverary Castle in Argyll, Hydro Connect Festival brings you seven stages of entertainment. With such an enchanting atmosphere and an abundance of live talent it is definitely a festival to attend if you’re in the area! The festival also offers an array of local food such as Loch Fyne oysters, smoked salmon and a variety of malt whiskeys. The festival strongly supports the environment by joining with Scottish Hydro Electric, encouraging people to act more ‘green’ in their daily lives. Celebrate for a good cause and try the Hydro Connect Festival.
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Taychreggan Hotel (Loch Awe)
If you are looking for relaxation Taychreggan is the place to go, with it’s own bay along the shores of Loch Awe it provides the ideal escape. Even if you are not staying in the hotel itself it is definitely worth coming to dine at the luxury restaurant. Head chef Kenny Black brings with him a wealth of experience working in several Michelin starred restaurants, adding high quality to the imaginative menu. With five outstanding courses and an atmosphere of tranquility it’s no surprise that this restaurant has won two AA rosettes.
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Oban
Oban, under an hour drive from Loch Awe, hosts a range of restaurants. Coastis a contemporary restaurant on Oban’s main street, situated next to the Oban Art Gallery. Coast offers a seasonally changing menu utilizing the freshest local ingredients. Within walking distance from the main esplanade and waterfront this restaurant is the perfect stop for a taste of the local culture.
Ee-uskOr try Ee-usk, the award winning seafood restaurant. With stunning views over Oban bay and Mull and Movern hills this sophisticated restaurant highlights the beautiful surroundings whilst providing a welcoming and relaxed environment. Take advantage of the Ee-usk (meaning ‘fish’ in Gaelic) fresh local catches, claimed to be “the finest product in the world” this stylish restaurant is guaranteed not to disappoint. Cuan MorCuan Mor also offers an interesting alternative. The whole restaurant is designed using the stunning local resources, like the indigenous woods used on the floor and tabletops or the greenheart timber beams from the lighthouse pier. The friendly staff welcome guests into a lively atmosphere with a wide selection of regional tastes from the oak smoked salmon, to the real ales and whiskies.
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0845 130 6250
