Links / Things To Do

All

All
Active
Food and drink
Shops
Walks
Water sport

Wild Walks

Mountain Walks and Wildlife Watching

Discover the breathtaking mountains, heather clad moors and rugged coastline of Arran with qualified Mountain Leaders. Walking on Arran is the best way to experience the beauty of Arran’s scenery and magnificent wildlife. See charismatic animals such as otters, harbour seals, golden eagles and red deer in their natural habitat.

Website

Visit Arran

Discover Arran!
Why not discover Arran this winter? Remember that you’ll always get a #WarmWelcomeOnArran!

Website

Olde Byre showroom and cafe thyme

Proud to be a family business since 1967 and a partner of Visit Arran. We realise the importance of friendly and efficient customer service and good quality at reasonable prices. We provide a wide range of products for all the family including brands such as Barbour, Seasalt Clothing, Harley of Scotland, Scott Officer, Fisherman out of Ireland and many more.

Website

Kings Caves

Kings cave is part of a group of caves that sit north of Drumadoon on the Isle of Arran. The caves are formed from sandstone and are steeped in history. One of the most famous associations and the origin of the title Kings Cave comes from the belief that Robert the Bruce had his spider encounter within the cave.

Website

Golf on Arran

Buggy hire, trolley hire, special offers, toilets, changing rooms, locker room, bar & catering, putting green, golf club hire available

Website

Calmac Ferries

CalMac Ferries – Caledonian MacBrayne Clyde & Hebridean Ferries operate award winning ferry services to the Islands and Peninsulas on the West Coast of Scotland

Website

Brodick Castle

The rangers do a lot of activies as well as the castle

Website

Arran Birding

Arran is a special place with special birds. Birding on Arran is interesting at any time of the year. The Isle of Arran, a wildlife haven, lies in the Firth of Clyde, 28km west of the Ayrshire coast, 5km east of the Kintyre peninsula

Website