EPF 2006: Dunoon (Scozia)

Situated in west coast of Scotland in the country region of Argyll and Bute, Dunoon is the major town of the Cowal Peninsula.An area lies between Loch Fyne and Lock Long. Dunoon, the capital of Cowal, lies within an area of outstanding natural beauty, on the borders of Scotland's first National Park - the Lock Lomond and Trossachs National Park. The population of Dunoon is approximately 12,000 people, wich includes some 4,000 inhabitants of smaller surrounding towns.

It is the principal holiday resort town of the Cowal Peninsula, the main street boasting a variety of shops and restaurants which serve a variety of Scottish and international cuisine. During the tourist season it is possible to enjoy a voyage on the World's last original paddle steamer "WAVERLEY" wich visits many of the islands and other small towns of the River Clyde.