The Heart of Argyll is rich in natural and historic wonders. Explore ancient, rugged landscapes, neolithic monuments, castles and standing stones, abandoned villages and medieval grave slabs. Discover rare habitats, spot iconic Scottish wildlife or just relax and enjoy natures larder with tasty local ingredients and fresh seafood at the heart of the region’s culinary delights. 

“If only we’d known how much there is to see and do in the area, we would have planned to stay longer”

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“You’ll find a warm welcome in the Heart of Argyll. You can even bring your furry friends – many of our attractions, places to explore, to eat and to stay are pet friendly.”

Explore Scotlands rainforest, rare, raised peat bog, salt marsh, rocky peninsulas, sheltered coves and idyllic sandy bays. World-class biodiversity has never been more accessible. Take a walk to spot wild beavers in Knapdale’s lochans and wetlands. Red squirrels, deer, pine martens and badgers roam our forests and woodlands. Seals and otters dwell along our shores. Dolphins, porpoises, whales and basking sharks and a myriad of seabirds inhabit our coastal waters. Sea and Golden Eagles, buzzards, peregrines, hen and marsh harriers and ospreys patrol our skies and hunt our wild margins and clear waters. EXPLORE MORE NATURE

Our pristine coastal waters form part of the protected Mission Blue Argyll Hope Spot. Magnificent sea lochs, deep water sounds, fast flowing narrows and rocky islands plus the mighty Corryvreckan whirlpool. Swim, snorkel, kayak, SUP or sail, immerse yourself in paradise. EXPLORE MORE WATER

Discover over 6,000 years of human history, from Neolithic times via the birth of our nation, where the Kings of Dalriada were inaugurated. Follow in the footsteps of Saints and the progression of Christianity. Discover the social history of our fishing villages, Highland Clearances and agricultural change, castle life and crime and punishment of the 19th century. EXPLORE MORE HISTORY

Explore idyllic fishing villages, highland townships, art galleries, craft and gift shops, discover local artisans and makers, cafés and village pubs, enjoy our music and festivals. Walk, swim, forage or take a boat trip with qualified guides and local experts. EXPLORE MORE CULTURE

Discover our extensive range of accommodation providers; choose from independent Hotels in spectacular water-side locations including the mighty Loch Awe, beautiful Crinan Canal or stunning Loch Fyne; award-winning coastal holiday parks and glamping; beautiful B&Bs and an inspiring selection of self-catering properties of all sizes and for all budgets. EXPLORE ACCOMODATION

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