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Top: Scotland > West Central Scotland Kildonan Castle Kildonan Castle, now in ruins, was used as the hunting seat of the Scottish Kings when Arran was a Crown property. Offshore is the tiny island of Pladda around which you might see seals. Lochranza Castle Lochranza Castle is situated about 15 miles north of Brodick, the capital of the Isle of Arran. Once a hunting lodge of the Scottish Kings, this 14th century castle is now in ruins, but is nonetheless picturesque. Brodick Castle This red sandstone castle nestles in dark trees at the foot of Goatfell mountain 1.5 miles out of Brodick, the capital of Arran off the west coast of Scotland. The castle is open daily from mid-April to end September 11.30am - 5pm and for 3 weekends in Oc Glenisle Hotel Visitors come to Arran to appreciate the individual qualities of an island with a wealth of scenery, including lofty mountains, green fields, and glorious sandy beaches fringed by palm trees. Brodick Castle Arran commanded the approaches to the Firth of Clyde, so it was important to hold Arran, and hence control most of the south of Scotland. Therefore there has been a fortress here since the fifth century. There was a Viking fort here. Isle of Arran Arran is a small island, 20 miles long and 56 miles round, situated off the south-west coast of Scotland. Palm trees grow here in the mild climate thanks to the Gulf Stream and it has many picturesque villages. Transport, sightseeing, accommodation. Isle of Arran "Often referred to as 'Scotland in Miniature', the Isle of Arran captures many aspects of the beauty of Scotland, from towering granite peaks to peaceful sandy bays overlooked by palm trees growing in the warm climate of The Gulf Stream. Inveraray Castle This pale, baronial castle, hidden amid the dark green trees, appears almost as a vision from a fairy-tale. Seat of the Duke of Argyll, chief of the clan Campbell, the original castle was rebuilt. Dunyvaig Castle Dunyvaig Castle is located on the east side of Lagavulin Bay, near Lagavulin Distillery which is situated not far from Port Ellen on east coast of the Isle of Islay. The ruins that can be seen today date from the castle which was probably built in the 16 Islay and Jura Information covering Islay and Jura for travel, whisky, B&Bs and hotels. Islay Whisky 'The Queen of the Hebrides', Islay's natural resources - fertile soil, peat bogs and soft peaty water - mixed with sea breezes and traditional distilling processes, produce the most easily distinguishable of all malt whiskies. Visit the 8 distilleries. Islay Islay is a prominent gem in a string of island pearls that are the envy of all other nations. The Isle is renowned as a major birdwatching destination, with a diverse mixture of species to be found. Isle of Islay Famous for its numerous whisky distilleries, Islay is a sensational island with a dozen beaches, several historical sites and not too many tourists. On a clear day you can see over to Ireland. Sightseeing, history, accommodation, travel. Port Charlotte Hotel A tastefully restored Victorian hotel situated by the seashore on Islay - a bird and wildlife watchers paradise. Islay.com A service for tourists and the people of Islay - one of the worlds most sensational islands. Glengorm Castle Glengorm Castle can be found in the forest to the north of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull off the coast of western Scotland. It is not open to the public for tours, however you can stay in self-catering or Bed and Breakfast accommodation. Torosay Castle Torosay Castle is on the Isle of Mull near Craignure and Duart Castle. A miniature railway runs the mile and a half from the Old Pier at Craignure where the Oban ferry docks. Torosay is surrounded by 12 acres of spectacular gardens. Argyll Arms Hotel Hotel on the isle of Mull in Scotland with excellent accommodation for holiday lodging. Value for money, Island views and a warm welcome at the Argyll Arms. Calgary Farmhouse Hotel Calgary Farmhouse Hotel is just up the road from the sensational white sands of Calgary Beach. The hotel has been converted from farm steadings but still retains the friendly farmhouse atmosphere, whilst creating comfortable and attractive accommodation. Duart Castle, Isle of Mull As you sail on the ferry from Oban you can clearly see Duart Castle. Perched on a rocky promontory called "Dubh Ard", the castle dominates the Sound of Mull. The Rowans The Rowans, on the corner of Victoria and Breadalbane Streets in Tobermory's upper village, is a spacious 4 bedroom house with accommodation for 6 people. Glenforsa Hotel The Glenforsa Hotel is a perfect retreat on the scenic west coast of Scotland. Mountain and sea blend together to give a fantastic panoramic view from the Hotel. It provides all the comforts of a modern hotel yet combines this with a warm traditional welcom Isle of Mull The Isle of Mull is the 2nd largest of the Hebrides, lying just off the west coast, more or less half-way up. It is an island of peninsulas which gives it a long and varied coastline offering the visitor endless days of exploration and discovery. Philips Tour of Mull Tour of Mull Car Rally. This event is held every October on the Isle of Mull in the Hebrides, Scotland. It is also the only `closed road' event held on the British mainland. Penmore House A spacious vacation home providing a comfortable base for touring the island of Mull. Penmore House offers comfortable accommodation for up to 10 adults. The property is set in its own grounds and has modern amenities while retaining its original characte Page 1 of 3       Next >> Search Within Results |
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