Best Attractions in Isle of Arran

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

Discover the surreal optical illusion of Electric Brae, where cars appear to roll uphill amidst stunning Ayrshire coastal views.

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.

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

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

Discover Ayr’s historic Auld Kirk, a living church steeped in centuries of Scottish history and rich cultural heritage.

Explore the ivy-clad ruins of Kildonan Castle, a 13th-century fortress guarding Arran’s southern coast with stunning views over the Firth of Clyde and Pladda Island.

Discover the serene Blue Pools in Glen Rosa, a wild swimming haven set beneath Goat Fell’s majestic peaks on the Isle of Arran.

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

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

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

Dramatic 818m ridge-bound peak offering scrambling, exposure, and panoramic Highland views on Arran's iconic mountain range.

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

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

A quiet, historic sailor’s grave on the scenic Isle of Arran, embodying maritime heritage and local remembrance.

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

A historic Edwardian Renaissance library in Ayr, blending rich heritage with vibrant community learning and cultural resources.

Scenic ferry crossing linking Isle of Arran’s northern Lochranza with Kintyre, offering stunning views and access to historic and natural treasures.

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

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

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

Historic ruins on Scotland’s Ayrshire coast, birthplace of Robert the Bruce and a symbol of Scottish independence and heritage.

Breathtaking panoramic views over East Loch Tarbert and the Isle of Arran from a serene elevated vantage point near historic Tarbert.

A revered tribute in Ayr’s heart celebrating Scotland’s national poet and his timeless cultural legacy.