As far back at the 1700s, Arran has been a popular destination for those looking for great scenery, fresh air and healthy outdoor pursuits. These days, the range of outdoor activities is greater than ever, with everything on offer from a relaxing day’s golf to an adrenaline-fuelled quad biking session.
Whatever you’d like to do, you’ll find an option to suit your requirements – with qualified professionals on hand to make your activity as enjoyable as possible.
There is a wide range of adventure sports available on Arran – with something to suit every level of experience.
Arran’s magnificent seven golf courses ensure that the island is a delight for any golfer. There’s a great mix of links, parkland and heathland courses and each has its own unique challenges and attractions.
Arran offers miles of coastal road cycling and wild trail mountain biking. There are plenty of challenging hills and narrow country roads to explore. Your efforts will always rewarded with magnificent views.
This is your chance to try your hand at the oldest form of target shooting. Using the latest hi-tech bows, you will receive full training and instruction to help you get the most from your session.
The mountainous northern end of Arran offers plenty of opportunities for rock climbing, with a range of routes to suit different levels of experience.
Arran is a joy for walkers of all abilities. While there’s always a temptation to scramble up Goat Fell, there are lots of wonderful routes that beg to be explored on foot.
Sea Kayaking is the best way to explore Arran's beautiful coastline for close-up views of the wildlife. Seals often accompany paddlers on their journey and there is the possibility of seeing sea otters, Golden eagles and porpoises.
Raw adventure and fun for all!
The waters surrounding Arran have long been regarded as some of Europe's finest cruising grounds - dotted with islands, steeped in history, culture and sheltered enough to sail a yacht in practically any weather.
Power boating on the Clyde.