The Lochranza Centre CIC provides field studies, activities & accommodation to visiting school groups, youth organisations, families & other interest groups. Build around the old village school the Centre has a wide range of accommodation from bunk rooms to twin en-suites. Full board is also provided. You can join have taught courses from our instructors, take part in activities such as gorge walking & canoeing or just use the Centre as an accommodation base & do your own thing. Meeting rooms, drying room, IT facilities, games room & lounges are all on site.

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Crofters' Music Bar & Bistro is a family business run by local musician Dónal Boyle. It's a buzzing wee bistro where you can enjoy quality home-cooked food made from fresh ingredients and listen to great live acoustic music. If it's just a drink you're after, there's also a licensed bar and a wide range of speciality teas and coffees, all served with a smile!

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Corrie offers beautiful views of sunrise, and Pirnmill offers stunning sunsets over Kintyre. Definitely try and see one or the other on your holiday.

Welcome to Arran Events - a Community Interest Company on The Isle of Arran promoting live music events on the island throughout the year.

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An easy circuit from Brodick through woodland along forestry roads and good footpaths. 10km, 3 to 4 hrs start at Glen Cloy, follow farm track and signs to Glen Dubh, then forest track to the top of the hill, when you reach the main road take the track to the left down the fairy glen arriving back in Brodick at Glenartney Guest House.

Kildonan is home to Silver Sands - probably the most beautiful beach on the island. To access this beach you can use the many steps down from the cliff top, or meander from Kildonan Campsite along to the left.

Goat Fell is the highest of the Arran mountains (874m)and as such is very popular. It is a magnificent summit and linked by wonderful ridges to the other peaks of the range.

Full and half day photography workshops and tours for all levels of experience, whilst enjoying the stunning scenery and wildlife that is found on Arran.

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You don't need to climb them to see the views !

Brodick is the largest village on the island, and offers visitors the best selection of services on Arran. Brodick is strung out along the landward side of the main road forming the village promenade. Here you will find shops, cafes and hotels. Brodick also home to the main ferry terminal and the tourist information centre which is located close to the ferry terminal.