The Isle of Arran comes top in a poll of Scottish islands, placed fourth in a list of the best islands which has been complied by reviews on the website, Trip Advisor.
Arran features highly on the stopovers and anchorages of several of our Scottish cruises because it is such a wonderful island to visit, offering many facets of island life to the visitor.
On our trips ashore guests are very likely to see a range of wildlife, from the very approachable wild red deer to the resident golden eagles. Castles and villages dot the coastline offering excellent stopovers for getting immersed in the local history or doing some speciality shopping.
Arran Distillery is well worth a visit – some of the exclusive whiskies they offer are only available from the visitor centre. Or call in at Arran Aromatics who supply ‘Splendour’ with all our soaps and shampoo, infused with original fragrances inspired by the landscape and scents of the island.
The Isle of Arran is excellent for walking with a trek up the highest hill, Goat Fell, for the outdoor enthusiast as an option or a one way walk along the coastline, with the fun of being picked up by tender at the end.
With amazing late availability prices for 2015 why not join us on a cruise to Arran and approach it in the best possible way, from the sea.
“Words fail. Our hearts are full and our souls are refreshed. The trip was amazing.” Bud and Gayle Harris
Private charter | May 2023
“Thank you for a wonderful trip and for taking us to fabulous places. Food was excellent.” Paul and Christine Edwards
Arran and Ailsa Craig Wildlife Explorer | April 2023
“A gem of a holiday. We think we’ll definitely be back in the future to enjoy another trip with Ted and his top team.”
Skye and the Small Isles | July 2023
“Everything we’d hoped for and more. We so enjoyed the walks, food, company, scenery and laughter.” Denise and Allan
Inlets and Islands of Wild Argyll | May 2022
“A wonderfully relaxing trip, great company, Iggy’s wonderful food and calm and sunny weather. Thank you!” Helen
Arran and Ailsa Craig Wildlife Explorer | April 2022