Best Attractions near Tangy Mill

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

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

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

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

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

Discover the iconic Islay distillery crafting intensely peated single malt whisky in a stunning coastal setting steeped in tradition and community.

Charming self-catering accommodation near Port Ellen with cozy wood stoves and easy access to Islay’s iconic whisky distilleries.

Experience sweeping coastal panoramas and tranquil natural beauty at Vista Point on the Isle of Islay, the Queen of the Hebrides.

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

Discover the wild, windswept cliffs and vibrant wildlife of Rubha a' Chuinnlein, a remote coastal headland on Scotland’s Isle of Islay.

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

Discover serenity and community spirit in the lush Port Ellen Community Garden on the scenic Isle of Islay.

Comfortable self-catering holiday home in Port Ellen, Isle of Islay, perfect for exploring whisky heritage and stunning coastal landscapes.

A welcoming harbourside coffee cabin in Port Ellen offering rich brews and homemade treats near Islay’s main ferry terminal.

Experience the scenic ferry journey from Kennacraig to Port Ellen, the southern gateway to Islay’s whisky-rich shores and Hebridean beauty.

Cozy coffee and homemade treats in the heart of Port Ellen, Isle of Islay’s welcoming island retreat.

Explore Charlotte St Park, a serene green space in Port Ellen, Isle of Islay, perfect for picnics, leisurely walks, and nature appreciation.

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

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

A unique square lighthouse on Islay, built in 1832 as a heartfelt maritime memorial and coastal beacon near Port Ellen.

Discover the rich heritage and exceptional single malts of Lochranza Distillery, nestled in the scenic north of the Isle of Arran.

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

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

Discover the tranquil trails and rich birdlife of Cairnmore Woods, a peaceful forest retreat near Port Ellen on the Isle of Islay.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Explore the Standing Stone on Rathlin Island: a historic monument blending pagan origins with early Christian influences, near Ballycastle.

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

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

Explore Kelp House on Rathlin Island, a window into the island's kelp harvesting history and maritime heritage.

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

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

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.

Explore Torr Head, a breathtaking coastal headland in Northern Ireland known for its stunning views, rich history, and scenic hiking trails.

Discover Rue Point Lighthouse on Rathlin Island: a historic beacon offering stunning coastal views and a glimpse into Northern Ireland's maritime past.

Dramatic sea cliffs, rare wildlife, and historic memorials on Islay’s wild southwestern peninsula.

Discover the serene beauty and rich heritage of Randal R. Plot on the Isle of Islay, a must-visit destination for tourists seeking adventure and tranquility.

A tranquil park within Laphroaig Distillery grounds on Islay, blending natural beauty with iconic whisky heritage.

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

A poignant stone lighthouse memorial on Islay’s Mull of Oa, honoring over 550 American WWI soldiers lost at sea in 1918.

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

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

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

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

A breathtaking basalt sea stack on Islay’s wild Oa peninsula, offering dramatic coastal views, rich wildlife, and scenic hiking trails.

Discover Northern Ireland's largest seabird colony and a unique 'upside-down' lighthouse on Rathlin Island. Open seasonally.

Discover the unique 'upside-down' Rathlin West Lighthouse, a beacon of maritime history and a haven for diverse seabird colonies.

Explore Islay’s longest sandy beach, The Strand, a tranquil seven-mile stretch of dunes, wildlife, and stunning coastal views.

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

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

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.

Explore the breathtaking Cushendun Caves, a stunning natural attraction in Northern Ireland known for its unique rock formations and rich cultural history.

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

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

Historic Scottish gate lodge on the scenic Islay House estate, blending 19th-century architecture with rich island heritage.

Experience the serene beauty and rich history of Bonamargy Friary, a captivating medieval landmark nestled in the heart of Ballycastle, Northern Ireland.

Discover tranquil woodlands and serene lochside views on the accessible Ballygrant Trail, a peaceful nature escape on the Isle of Islay.

Explore the serene Kilmeny Church on the Isle of Islay, a beautiful blend of history and nature that offers peace and reflection.

Cozy coffee shop in Ballygrant serving artisanal brews and homemade pastries with a warm island welcome.

Explore the breathtaking coastal views and rich history at Kinbane Castle, a historic gem in Northern Ireland's stunning landscape.

Explore the serene beauty and rich history of St Columba’s Episcopal Church, a hidden gem on the Isle of Islay perfect for reflection and cultural immersion.

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

Explore local history and culture at Ballycastle Museum, a treasure trove of artifacts in a charming 18th-century courthouse.

Discover Bowmore’s iconic Round Church, a unique 18th-century circular landmark offering stunning views and rich history on the Isle of Islay.

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

Traditional coffee charm and homemade treats in the heart of Bowmore, Isle of Islay’s welcoming coffee shop.