Best Attractions near Peacock Farm

Experience authentic farm life and cozy countryside stays at Bellevue Farm on the scenic Isle of Arran.

Explore the rugged summit of Cioch na h'Oighe on the Isle of Arran, where dramatic landscapes and sweeping views await adventurous hikers.

Discover the secluded natural amphitheater of Devil's Punch Bowl, a breathtaking waterfall and geological wonder on the Isle of Arran.

Discover Fairy Dell’s enchanting coastal walk on the Isle of Arran, where stunning views, rich wildlife, and geological wonders await.

Discover the rich history of the Isle of Arran through authentic buildings and artifacts in this charming heritage museum nestled in Rosaburn.

Discover the enchanting red squirrels of Arran up close at Brodick’s peaceful and family-friendly squirrel hide.

Historic Scottish baronial castle with stunning gardens, woodland trails, and family adventure play on the Isle of Arran.

Discover handcrafted chocolates in the heart of Brodick, where island tradition meets artisan sweetness on the Isle of Arran.

Discover the whimsical charm of Sheep Harbour Cleats, where boat moorings take the form of life-like sheep sculptures on Arran’s scenic Corrie harbour.

Historic tidal seawater bath carved into sandstone in 1835, blending natural beauty with early therapeutic innovation on Isle of Arran.

Your essential first stop for exploring the Isle of Arran's castles, mountains, and coastal treasures.

Discover the magic of The Arran Wishing Well, a serene tourist attraction on the Isle of Arran, where folklore and nature intertwine beautifully.

Explore Skipness Castle’s rich medieval heritage and breathtaking coastal views on Scotland’s scenic Kintyre Peninsula.

Cozy seaside tearoom in Tayinloan serving hearty homemade meals and cakes with stunning ferry pier views.

Your friendly local Co-op Food store on Lamlash’s Main Street, open daily with essentials for island life.

Explore Scotland’s first community-led Marine Protected Area visitor centre on the Isle of Arran, where marine conservation meets local passion.

Rugged Scottish coastal viewpoint where seals bask on rocky shores beneath dramatic Jura peaks.

Explore Torrylin Cairn, a Neolithic chambered tomb on the Isle of Arran, revealing ancient burial rites and prehistoric connections to the landscape.

Discover the Isle of Arran’s tallest waterfall and ancient Neolithic Giants’ Graves in a scenic woodland setting rich with history and wildlife.

Explore Kilnaish Nature Reserve, a 300-acre Highland sanctuary with protected woodlands, hill vistas, and a serene lochan near Tarbert, Scotland.

Savor fresh Scottish grill specialties with stunning sea views in the cozy, welcoming setting of The Shurig at Eden Lodge.

Exotic botanical paradise flourishing in Scotland's mild island microclimate.

Explore the mysterious Neolithic Giants' Graves on Isle of Arran, ancient chambered tombs with breathtaking views over Whiting Bay and the Clyde estuary.

Experience historic Scottish heritage at Tangy Mill, a restored 19th-century watermill nestled in tranquil Kintyre countryside.

Discover the ivy-clad ruins of Kildonan Castle on Arran’s southern coast, where medieval history meets breathtaking sea views.

A remote Scottish gastropub and inn offering award-winning cuisine, warm hospitality, and a tranquil escape from modern life.

Explore the dramatic ruins of the 13th-century Royal Castle of Tarbert, a historic sentinel overlooking Loch Fyne and Scotland’s rugged west coast.

Discover Kilberry Sculptured Stones, a captivating collection of early Christian and medieval grave markers nestled in the serene Scottish countryside.

Explore Mount Stuart, a breathtaking Victorian Gothic palace on the Isle of Bute, blending rich heritage, architectural grandeur, and stunning gardens.

Breathtaking panoramic views over the narrow sea channel separating Isle of Bute from mainland Argyll, rich in maritime life and natural beauty.

Discover Portencross Castle, a restored 14th-century coastal fortress rich in royal history and maritime heritage on Scotland’s scenic Firth of Clyde.

A compact, community-run museum in Rothesay that brings the Isle of Bute’s history, geology, and wildlife vividly to life for curious visitors.

A vibrant market and events space in Rothesay blending local food, crafts, and a lively bar in a unique barn setting on the Isle of Bute.

Explore Scotland’s only circular curtain wall castle, a royal fortress rich in history and stunning medieval architecture on the Isle of Bute.

A vibrant specialty coffee haven blending local artisan charm and freshly roasted brews in the heart of Rothesay, Isle of Bute.

Discover authentic local art and crafts at The Castle Gallery, a vibrant cultural hub in the heart of Rothesay, Isle of Bute.

A striking metal sculpture greeting visitors in Rothesay’s main park, symbolizing the Isle of Bute’s warm and creative spirit.

A vibrant vegetarian café blending homemade delights with a quirky musical theme in the heart of Rothesay, Isle of Bute.

A cozy fast food haven on Rothesay’s West Pier, serving delicious burgers and hearty breakfasts with friendly local charm.

Discover Afro Celt, a unique antique shop blending African and Celtic art in the heart of Rothesay, Isle of Bute.

Family-run deli in Rothesay offering artisanal cheeses, pastries, and a cozy atmosphere in the heart of Isle of Bute’s Victorian seaside town.

Experience the warmth of Syrian hospitality and handmade pastries at Helmi’s, a cozy patisserie and café in the heart of Rothesay.

A vibrant rockabilly and country music bar and diner on the Isle of Bute, blending Scottish roots with 1950s American diner culture and live music.

Explore Hunterston Castle, a rare medieval pele tower and enduring seat of Clan Hunter with over 900 years of Scottish history.

Explore the evocative ruins of Ardrossan Castle, a historic coastal fortress with panoramic views and rich Scottish legends.

Explore the poignant ruins of Castle Toward, a historic Lamont stronghold marked by royal visits and tragic clan conflicts.

Discover Saltcoats Beach, where golden sands meet rich Scottish heritage and stunning views of the Firth of Clyde.

Explore North Ayrshire’s rich history and heritage in a historic Saltcoats church with free entry and extensive archives.

Explore Kilmory Knap Chapel, a 13th-century Highland ruin famed for its medieval West Highland sculptures and iconic MacMillan’s Cross.

A slender stone tower commemorating Scotland’s victory over Viking invaders, standing tall with sweeping views of the Firth of Clyde.

Discover Kelburn Castle: Scotland’s oldest inhabited home transformed by vibrant Brazilian graffiti amid stunning natural landscapes.

Explore the evocative ruins of Mac Ewen Castle, a medieval stronghold of Clan MacEwen overlooking the serene Loch Fyne in Argyll, Scotland.

A historic 19th-century lighthouse on Jura’s rugged east coast, blending maritime heritage with dramatic coastal scenery.

Explore Castle Sween, an ancient Scottish castle rich in history, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes along the shores of Loch Sween.

Discover the serene beauty of Claggain Bay, a sheltered coastal gem on Islay’s east coast with sandy shores and tranquil walks.

Discover Jura’s artisanal rum craft at Deer Island Distillery, where island heritage meets unique spiced flavors in a welcoming, intimate setting.

Discover Jura’s rugged coastline, wildlife, and the mighty Corryvreckan whirlpool on expert-led RIB tours from Craighouse.

Discover the Isle of Jura Distillery, where Scottish island heritage and exceptional single malt whisky unite in a breathtaking coastal setting.

Discover the Isle of Jura Distillery, where historic Highland whisky craft meets island charm in a uniquely intimate setting.

Essential community convenience in Craighouse, offering local goods and a warm welcome on the remote Isle of Jura.

Step into Ayrshire’s past at a beautifully restored 17th-century mill, where a working water wheel, rural life exhibits, and local costumes tell the story of Scotland’s countryside.

Ailsa Craig, the volcanic granite isle famed for its seabird colonies and world-renowned curling stones, rises steeply from the Firth of Clyde’s waters.

Discover the tranquil 12th-century Keills Chapel, home to rare Celtic carved stones and the unique 8th-century Keills Cross, set above scenic Loch Keills.

Explore the evocative ruins and rich heritage of Kilwinning Abbey, a medieval monastic treasure with panoramic tower views and unique archery traditions.

Historic 19th-century lighthouse on a volcanic island sanctuary, blending maritime heritage with vibrant seabird colonies off Scotland’s Ayrshire coast.

Golden sands, stunning views of Arran, and family-friendly parkland make Irvine Beach a serene Ayrshire coastal escape.

Explore Kilearnadil Cemetery on the Isle of Jura: A serene resting place surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and rich history.

Explore the wild beauty and rich heritage of the Isle of Jura with expert guided tours from Jura Guided in Craighouse.

Explore Scotland’s rich maritime heritage in the historic Linthouse Building at Irvine Harbour, home to iconic vessels and interactive exhibits.

Experience the smoky soul of Islay at Ardbeg Distillery, where tradition meets innovation in every peaty drop.

Ayrshire’s largest indoor shopping centre offering over 60 stores, cozy cafes, and free parking in the heart of Irvine.

Explore 400 hectares of history, nature, and family fun at Eglinton Country Park, Ayrshire’s beloved free-access estate with castle ruins and scenic trails.

Historic lighthouse on Scalpay Island, a beacon of Scotland’s maritime heritage with striking red bands and rugged coastal charm.

Explore the evocative ruins of Eglinton Castle, a grand Gothic estate steeped in Scottish history and legendary medieval pageantry.

Discover the tranquil Dunure Labyrinth, a mystical coastal maze blending history, nature, and spiritual reflection in scenic Ayrshire.

Dramatic medieval ruins on a rocky Ayrshire headland, steeped in Kennedy clan history and royal visits, with sweeping views over the Firth of Clyde.

A timeless Ayrshire fishing harbour framed by cliffs and castle ruins, with sweeping sea views and a starring role in Outlander.

Explore the evocative ruins of Dunyvaig Castle, a historic coastal fortress of Clan MacDonald on Islay’s rugged southern shore.

Ancient oakwoods, mossy glades and lochside trails in one of Scotland’s finest temperate rainforests.

Discover Lagavulin Distillery, where centuries-old Islay whisky tradition meets stunning coastal scenery and rich peaty flavors.