We start our day in Brodick by visiting the famous Brodick Castle. The castle was once home to the Dukes of Hamilton and contains a fabulous collection of valuable artefacts.

We then explore the mountainous north of the island where we visit the ruins of Lochranza Castle as well as visiting the famous Machrie Moor Standing Stones. We then travel south towards the fishing village called Blackwaterfoot for refreshments before returning to Brodick, the perfect way to end your day.

Today we will travel towards the south of the island and enjoy a whisky tour at Arrans brand new whisky distillery. For hundreds of years, small island communities made their own whisky in their own homemade stills. The spirit which became known as ‘Arran Waters’ was smuggled over to mainland Scotland from Lagg.
The new distillery are thrilled to be reviving Lagg’s whisky heritage, although they are doing it legally of course.
Next up is a walk towards the stunning Glenashdale falls. This is a beautiful waterfall at the Glenashdale Burn and is also known by its Gaelic name, Eas a’ Chrannaig. If you feel if you have enough energy we can walk further towards the Giants’ graves that are a series of Neolithic Tombs that are 5000 years old.
Once we have finished our walk we will head back to Brodick to wait for our ferry to take us back to the mainland. Your driver will then drive you back to your accommodation of choice.