Amazingly preserved Brochs. A small amount of information is available on the site, so worth reading up on before, but astonishing to explore in a beautiful bit of Scotland. Easy to find, as well signposted, but no parking, just have to find a place on the road.

no real information available, would have enjoyed it more if I knew what I was looking at. ruins are fairly complete but not much to look at.

My wife and I went for a drive to Gleneilg one of those places that you climb, and climb and when you get to the view point all you can say is WOW!! Take your camera though the views are amazing... don't forget the pic-nic!

out of the way and not much to see, need more information to understand so take a book with you if you are going to go

ive been 4 times now and the kids loved it, my dad loved it. really great day out. the pub is brilliant on the way back. great day out.

having never been to Glenelg before we decided to explore while staying in nearby Plockton. It was so worth the visit. the journey there over the hills is very scenic, and Glenelg itself is a lovely hidden part of this area. i was delighted we had decided to go and find the brochs - they really are in a great... More

We walked to the broths from the village of Glenelg but you can cycle or take your car. The walk, on a quiet road shaded with woodland, is lovely in itself and highly recommended. The two brochs are well sign posted and make for an interesting visit. Information signs at the brochs are brief but details everything we know (or... More

Love seeing things from the past but Historic Scotland could do a bit more with the info boards. Amazing to think that they stood the test of time until, yes, man, dismantled them to make other buildings. Shame! Be sure to visit 'The Wagon' for a beverage and slice of cake. Brilliant coffee (the real thing!), very welcoming and a... More

Amazing relics in an amzing place. Climb amongst the two brochs and wonder at the people that built and lived here