With its stunning scenery, peace and tranquillity, and ever-changing light, the Loch Ewe area inspires many artists and craftspeople. You can visit a number of open studios, browse in local galleries and craft shops or call in at one of the craft markets in the area.

Bridge Cottage Coffee Shop & Gallery Hot and cold drinks, delicious home baking, lunches and special treats Paintings, jewellery, pottery, candles, cards, books, CDs, walking and climbing guides	Button Bothy Unique hand-made button jewellery and accessories, at the south end of Poolewe Village Hall
Garden Cottage Nursery and Bookshop Family-run nursery selling specialist plants for coastal environments	Poolewe Tuesday Market At Poolewe Village Hall every Tuesday from Easter to October, the best of high-quality arts, crafts and fine foods, all under one roof. Teas, coffees, home baking and lunches available
Ron's Book Bothy Second-hand bookshop selling a wide range of fiction and reference books	Aultbea Woodcraft Handmade carved bowls, furniture and gifts
Shepherd's Huts Fairtrade goods, Esther Ward textiles, croft produce and home made goodies	Perfume Studio, Image Studio and Aroma Cafe Scotland's only working perfumery, and state of the art Image Studio offering mentoring to landscape photographers of all levels. The Aroma Cafe offers spectacular views to the Torridon mountains
Loch Ewe Distillery See how whisky is made at Scotland's smallest distillery, originally based on an illegal still and still in use today	GALE community markets From Easter to September; Mondays at Gairloch Hall, Thursdays at St Maelrubha's Hall, Poolewe, first Friday of the month at Aultbea Village Hall. Crafts and produce; teas, coffees, lunches and home baking
Isle of Ewe Smokehouse Artisan smokehouse on the shores of Loch Ewe; smoked salmon and other smoked goodies; public viewing gallery and shop	Ed Duncan Photography Ed's stunning landscapes are available at his Wee Gallery at Lonemore, Gairloch and from local shops and markets