The "best village" in the UK according to photographers: What it looks like
The remote Scottish village of Ullapool enchants with its picturesque views and authentic atmosphere both travellers and locals. Recently, photographers from all over the UK recognized it as the "most beautiful village" in the country.
According to the Express, the title was given to the village, surrounded by majestic mountains and the crystal-clear Loch Broom, by the Big 7 "Enjoy Travel" team.
Incredible views open up at every turn, and the peace and comfort make this place ideal for a family vacation from the bustle of the city.
Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the Inverpolly National Nature Reserve, home to rare birds and animals. There is a wild rocky shore near the water, where the majesty of nature is fully felt.
Despite its remoteness, Ullapool has convenient transportation links to the rest of the country. "Inverness is just an hour's drive away and there are several rail lines to get to as well as Inverness Airport," the description says.
The village was founded in 1788 as a herring port, but now Ullapool enchants travellers with its charm. The sincerity of the locals is enviable, so tourists are greeted with warmth and friendliness.
There is everything here, from museums and monuments to a variety of cafes. You can stay overnight with locals or go camping.
As TravelWise previously reported, Spain has a tiny village with a mysterious waterfall and 40 volcanoes.
