For the hillwalker there are 22 Munros in the area along with many other smaller, but no less awesome, hills.
For the rambler the choice is extensive, ranging from gentle strolls along the lochside accompanied by the sounds of lapping waves, to hiking through deserted glens, up to hilltop lochans, alongside babbling burns and cascading waterfalls.
Being four miles from the A87 means a lot of the northwest highlands and islands are within reach. For those wishing to tour by car the choice is vast.
Eilean Donan Castle, one of the most photographed castles in Scotland, is a short drive away and is well worth a visit.
The Iron Age brochs of Glenelg are fascinating and thought-provoking, and are situated in a delightful small glen, also home to a beautiful waterfall - a must.
There are boat trips galore within easy reach from Saraig from seal-spotting to glass-bottomed boat trips. At certain times of the year there are evem whalewatching trips.
Fishing is permitted on Loch Duich which is a sea loch.
Horseriding is available nearby (a couple of miles away) plus horse and carriage rides.
The Isle of Skye Bridge is about 17 miles away which makes this famous island easily accessible.