If you’re looking for a unique scuba diving experience, then Dive Arran at Arran Active is the place to be. Nestled on the beautiful Isle of Arran, Scotland, this PADI Dive Resort offers a wide range of courses to anyone visiting the island. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned diver, Dive Arran has something for everyone.

Arran Alpacas is a unique and engaging alpaca trekking and experience centre located in the heart of Arran. With facilities offering a fun-filled opportunity for visitors to get up close and personal with some lovable alpacas whilst enjoying the beautiful Scottish countryside.

North Sannox Pony Trekking offers horse riding activities for beginners and experienced riders. It is a family-run business located on a working hill sheep farm on the northeast side of the Isle of Arran, established in 1981. The Trekking and Riding Society of Scotland (TRSS) approves it. It is situated about a mile north of Sannox, and it is well-signposted. The farm is a 20-minute drive from Brodick, where the main ferry terminal is, and 15 minutes from Lochranza, where the ferry from Argyll docks.

Scotland boasts of some of the most magnificent castles in the world, and Lochranza Castle is a proud example of the same. This 13th-century fortress has a rich and varied history, having served as a royal hunting lodge, appeared in popular culture, and much more. Let’s delve into the fascinating tale of this remarkable Scottish gem.

Nestled on the shores of Loch na Davie, in the picturesque village of Lochranza, lies the Isle of Arran’s first distillery. Production began almost 30 years ago, and since then the distillery has gone on to produce a wide range of award-winning whiskies.

Lagg Distillery is nestled on the banks of the River Lagg in Ayrshire, Scotland. The picturesque distillery is surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields, making it the perfect setting for producing high-quality spirits.