Immerse yourself in the stunning Island of Arran, on the west coast of Scotland, by listening to our series 10 podcasts sharing stories from around the island.
“Island time... in no time. Autumn is here!The isle of Arran is one of Scotland’s most accessible islands off the stunning west coast. Enjoy your Island time... this autumn time."
The Autumn colours on the hills offer golden russets, and bright oranges as nature switches the palette over from Summer. This is a lovely time to visit, quieter but still with plenty of options, and weather can remain warm well into September. Many islanders take a well-deserved fortnight’s holiday in October – not the stags though; they’re in rut! Most attractions remain open until the end of the month.
Key events would be the McLellen Festival, held annually in September, this arts festival celebrates the life of the renowned Scots Playwright Robert McLellan who lived at High Corrie. There’s a wide variety of activities to engage with. ShopArran takes place in November – in preparation for the jolly red-coated man visiting Arran!
Be inspired to explore the full island, try something new and share it all with your someone special or family and friends, as well as the friendly locals. Get an ArranCard for that special occasion and spend in over 60 businesses!
We're ready to welcome you this season.
“Island time... in no time. Autumn is here!The isle of Arran is one of Scotland’s most accessible islands off the stunning west coast. Enjoy your Island time... this autumn time."
The Autumn colours on the hills offer golden russets, and bright oranges as nature switches the palette over from Summer. This is a lovely time to visit, quieter but still with plenty of options, and weather can remain warm well into September. Many islanders take a well-deserved fortnight’s holiday in October – not the stags though; they’re in rut! Most attractions remain open until the end of the month.
Key events would be the McLellen Festival, held annually in September, this arts festival celebrates the life of the renowned Scots Playwright Robert McLellan who lived at High Corrie. There’s a wide variety of activities to engage with. ShopArran takes place in November – in preparation for the jolly red-coated man visiting Arran!
Be inspired to explore the full island, try something new and share it all with your someone special or family and friends, as well as the friendly locals. Get an ArranCard for that special occasion and spend in over 60 businesses!
We're ready to welcome you this season.
“Island time... in no time. Autumn is here!The isle of Arran is one of Scotland’s most accessible islands off the stunning west coast. Enjoy your Island time... this autumn time."
The Autumn colours on the hills offer golden russets, and bright oranges as nature switches the palette over from Summer. This is a lovely time to visit, quieter but still with plenty of options, and weather can remain warm well into September. Many islanders take a well-deserved fortnight’s holiday in October – not the stags though; they’re in rut! Most attractions remain open until the end of the month.
Key events would be the McLellen Festival, held annually in September, this arts festival celebrates the life of the renowned Scots Playwright Robert McLellan who lived at High Corrie. There’s a wide variety of activities to engage with. ShopArran takes place in November – in preparation for the jolly red-coated man visiting Arran!
Be inspired to explore the full island, try something new and share it all with your someone special or family and friends, as well as the friendly locals. Get an ArranCard for that special occasion and spend in over 60 businesses!
We're ready to welcome you this season.
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Immerse yourself in the stunning Island of Arran, on the west coast of Scotland, by listening to our series 10 podcasts sharing stories from around the island.
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Escape. Experience. Enjoy. Arran is an island that offers your adventure, wellness and time, to simply be in the moment and soak up the best of Scotland's island life.
The west coast of Scotland is a special place, and as soon as you step aboard a CalMac ferry and sail towards the stunning island of Arran, you will leave all your stress behind on the mainland. As you approach the iconic silhouette of Arran, with Goatfell's jagged lines dominating the sky (if the clouds lift to let you have a preview), you will instantly relax and start to get into the way of 'island life' for your stay here.
Being surrounded by water, nature, beautiful landscapes and friendly faces, no matter what direction you look, you will get lost in the character of Arran and be inspired by every new sight or experience on the island. It's a place that stays with you, even when you leave. That's why people come back, time and time again.