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  1. www.oban.org.ukVisit Oban | Seafood Capital of Scotland | Argyll & the Isles

    Visit Oban, the Seafood Capital of Scotland, a fascinating part of Argyll & the Isles with an amazing range of things to eat & drink or see and do.

  2. www.oban.org.uk › visitVisit - Oban

    With seafood, castles, whisky and miles of coastline, as well as stunning scenery and wonderful walking, Oban, Lorn & the Isles has an amazing range of places to see, things to do, ways to wander and world-class experiences. Come, stay a while.

  3. www.oban.org.uk › see-doThings to See & Do in Oban | Seafood Capital of Scotland

    Oban has many special things to see and do, whether you like to take it easy or you seek an adrenaline rush in the Seafood Capital of Scotland

  4. www.oban.org.uk › seafood-capital-of-scotlandTop reasons to visit Oban | Seafood Capital of Scotland

    One of Scotland’s most popular holiday destinations. Meaning 'Little Bay' in Gaelic, Oban, is the 'Seafood Capital of Scotland', the 'Gateway to the Isles' and unofficial capital of the West Highlands.

  5. www.oban.org.uk › visit › obanVisit Oban town centre | Seafood Capital of Scotland

    Oban town centre. Given Oban's rich heritage, it is a great place for admiring the spectacular townscape, harbour views and Victorian architecture. Enjoy the sights & viewpoints, watching boats in the bay, or a gentle stroll whilst enjoying fish & chips or ice-cream.

  6. www.oban.org.uk › whats-onWhat's on in Oban | Events & festivals in Oban

    Oban, Lorn & the Isles has hundreds of things to see, do and explore. From pristine beaches and historic castles, to atmospheric woodland walks and adrenaline-pumping watersports, there's plenty for everyone to get involved in and enjoy.

  7. www.oban.org.uk › see-do › attractionsAttractions in Oban, Lorn & the Isles

    The view across Oban Bay to the Atlantic Islands is stunning. Learn all about Oban's history at Oban's War and Peace Museum where you can find out about the fishing and maritime industries, the railways, road transport, and the strategic role played by Oban during the war years.

  8. www.oban.org.uk › webcamsOban Lighthouse Pier & North Pier Webcams

    Situated on the North Pier, our webcam gives views around the bay including the Oban Esplanade, Oban Times Pier and the Calmac Ferry Terminal. View. Oban has two perfectly placed webcams which give panoramic views of the town and the Harbour.

  9. www.oban.org.uk › visit › oban-lornVisit Oban & Lorn | Part of Argyll & the Isles

    Scotland’s longest freshwater loch, is a sight to behold as you travel along the shore by car or by train towards Oban. There is rich wealth of fascinating natural and industrial heritage to explore at Kilchurn Castle, St Conans Kirk, Ben Cruachan and 'The Hollow Mountain' power station.

  10. www.oban.org.uk › blogs › oban-named-scotland-s-town-of-the-yearOban named Scotland’s Town of the Year

    Scotland Loves Local Awards 2024: Oban has today (Friday) been crowned Scotland’s Town of the Year.