Maps of Arisaig, Morar, Mallaig and Beyond

This page includes the maps and legends from my guidebook Exploring Arisaig, Morar and Mallaig, making it easy to refer back while planning your trip or while you’re on the go. You’ll find village maps and wider area overviews, with symbols highlighting beaches, walks, places to eat and more.

It also features an embedded interactive Google My Map showing a broader view of the area. You can zoom in and out, click on locations for photos and links to relevant posts, and – on many devices – download it for offline use.

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Interactive Map: Arisaig, Mallaig, Morar and Beyond

This interactive map shows key locations across Arisaig, Morar, Mallaig and nearby areas. Click on pins for photos, links and extra details or open the map in a new tab for a full-screen view. You can also download it for offline use on many devices.

Wider Area Map- Lochaber

This map shows the broader Lochaber area with key locations mentioned in the Exploring Arisaig, Mallaig and Morar guide book. Some areas of Lochaber which are not mentioned in the guide are not included, such as Ballachulish, Glencoe and Rannoch Moor. You can see more on some of these at Great Places to Stop on the Way to Mallaig.

Illustrated map of the Lochaber region with numbered locations scattered across islands, coastlines and highland terrain. Locations include peninsulas, inland valleys and various points of interest both on land and surrounded by water, indicating a broad and scenic travel area.

1. Arisaig
2. Morar
3. Mallaig
4. Inverie, Knoydart Peninsula
5. Isle of Skye (not in Lochaber)
6. Isle of Eigg

7. Isle of Muck
8. Isle of Rum
9. Isle of Canna (and Sanday)
10. Moidart
11. Ardnamurchan
12. Morvern

13. Ardgour and Sunart
14. Glenfinnan
15. Fort William
16. Ben Nevis
17. Corran (ferry to Ardgour)

Arisaig Area Map

Use this map for a general overview of Arisaig and nearby beaches, walking routes and viewpoints. For a detailed view of the village, see the map further down.

Watercolour-style map showing an extended view of Arisaig and its surroundings, marked with numbered icons for walking routes, shell waymarkers indicating beaches, a train station, a golf course, woodland and a monument. The map connects several coastal and inland paths from southwest to northeast, highlighting tourist interest points.

1. Port nam Murach / Rhu Point Beach

2. Walk to Port nam Murach – starting point, old boathouse and jetty

3. Arisaig Circular Walk – starting point

4. Arisaig Village

5. Larachmhor Garden

6. Arisaig Railway Station
Walk up Creag Mhor – starting point

7. The Prince’s Cairn.

8. Back of Keppoch Beach

9. Traigh Beach
  Traigh Golf Club

10. Walk between Traigh and Camusdarach beaches

11. Camusdarach Beach

Morar Area Map

This map focuses on Morar village, Loch Morar and the surrounding areas, including beaches, walking trails and scenic viewpoints. (I included the walking trails in point 9 here as it didn’t fit on the Mallaig map.)

Map of Morar and surrounding coastline, marked with icons for hiking routes, a scenic viewpoint (binoculars), ferries and jetties, a monument, a train station and facilities like toilets and fuel. Numbered points follow a trail from south to north, with a horse-riding icon appearing at location 7, indicating horse-riding activities.

1. Silver Sands of Morar, parking, public toilets

2. Beach on opposite side, parking, steps to beach

3. Morar Motors (diesel, car hire)
Morar Railway Station
Morar Cross Viewing Point
Silversands Restaurant (Morar Hotel)

4. Loch Morar — jetty, fishing, walks

5. Hikes to Tarbet, Stoul and Strathan — starting point

6. Inverbeg Chapel

7. Silversands Trekking Centre

8. Tarbet — end of hike from Loch Morar, ferry

9. Walk to Loch an Nostarie and Loch Eireagoraidh — starting point (Glasnacardoch)

Mallaig Village Map

This village map highlights places to eat, attractions and shops in Mallaig. As many of the restaurants, shops and tourist spots are close together, I’ve grouped them into numbered areas on the map. You’ll find the names listed under each number in the key.

Detailed illustrated map of Mallaig village, centred on the harbour and marina. Key icons show the train station, monument, ferry terminals, museum, public toilets, parking, fuel, shops, restaurants and walking routes. Binoculars icon indicate a viewpoint near the east coast of the marina.

1. Mallaig Railway Station
Mallaig Heritage Centre
Jaffy’s Fish & Chips & Deli
The Marine Bar

2. West Highland Tea Company
Secondhand Bookshop
Mallaig Gallery
Mallaig Toy & Gift Shop
Mallaig Co-op (and ATM)
The Fish Market Deli & Takeaway

3. The Highland Coo Gift Shop
RNLI Shop
Jac-O-Bites
Tea Studio
Mallaig Luggage Storage
The Mission Bunkhouse

4. Crab & Creel
Bloom & Graze
The Cabin
Cornerstone Restaurant
The Harbour Shop
The Tea Garden
Mallaig Community Hub & Shop
Mallaig Pharmacy
The Raven
The Cat and The Witches Hat

5. Haggard Alley
The Waterside Collection
The Bakehouse & Crannog

6. CalMac Ferry Terminal
Johnstone Chandler’s
Nuri’s Snack Bar
Fishermen Sculptures

7. Western Isles Sales Office & Jetty

8. Chlachain Inn

9. The Terrace (West Highland Hotel)

10. Mallaig Circular Walk starting point

Other Points
Parking
Public Toilets
Fuel Station
Mallaig Viewpoint
Sculptures

Arisaig Village Map

This map shows the layout of the main area of Arisaig village, including places to eat, shops and attractions.

Illustrated map of Arisaig area showing numbered landmarks along roads and shoreline. Icons represent restaurants (knife and fork), shops (market stall), toilets, parking, a monument, a ferry (boat), a museum (classical building), a playground and a hiking trail. Key locations include 1–6 clustered near the shoreline, 7 at the ferry dock, 8–9 in the southern area, and 10–11 further inland near residential houses.

1. The Crofter’s Rest and Arisaig Hotel

2. Blamire at Arisaig

3. Sound Bites Café

4. Spar minimart (Post Office & ATM)

5. The Old Library Lodge

6. The Boathouse Café & Gift Shop
Arisaig Marine Sales Office

7. Arisaig Marine Jetty

8. Arisaig Land, Sea and Islands Centre

9. Arisaig Circular Walk – starting point

10. Astley Hall (event venue)

11. Arisaig Bread Shed

10. Mallaig Circular Walk starting point

Other Points
Parking, public toilets, Czech War Monument, playpark

Before You Go…

I’ll be updating this page over time with more map-based content, including walking routes and new finds. If you found it helpful, bookmark it now so you can refer back later – or share it with others planning a trip.

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