Things to do on Arran
Walking
Arran is a great place for walking. Nearby Goatfell is the highest peak on the Island and takes about 4 to 6 hours. Many more walks are detailed on WalkHighlands.co.uk.
Cycling
The Isle of Arran is a popular destination for cyclists. If you don’t want to bring your own bike you can hire on from Arran Bike Hire. Arran Bike Club has a list of popular routes.
Mogabout
Mogabout can take you where no one else can. Explore Arran’s forest tracks and rugged coastline aboard their vehicles. Let their guides share secrets of Arran’s history and culture. Check their site for more details.
Food and Drink
There are many pubs, restaurants, cafes and tea rooms. Check out Visit Arran’s guide
Beaches
There are many picturesque beaches on the Island.
Golf
There are seven golf courses on Arran and you can purchase a “Golf Pass” that lets you play on all seven courses. GolfOnArran has more information.
For the less serious golfers there is also a newly refurbished Crazy golf course in Brodick. The Taste of Arran Taste of Arran shop will allow you to purchase access.
Distilleries
There are two distilleries on Arran; Lochranza Distillery at the north of the island and Lagg Distillery at the south end. Both have a visitor’s centre and offer guided tours.
Lots More
For more activities and places to visit, check out VisitArran.com.