Overlooking the pretty beach, this tearoom is a haven of warm chat, ice cream, delicious home-baked cakes and other snacks. Winter sunsets are just spectacular. Out the back are some glamping pods at Glamping by the Bay.
Ettrick Bay Tearoom
Southern Highlands & Islands
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