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Corrie Isle of Arran KA27 8JP

Located in the picturesque coastal village of Corrie, six miles north of Brodick. The house has an elevated position above the village, and commands magnificent views across the Firth of Clyde and towards the Ayrshire Coast and the islands of Bute and Cumbrae.

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Driftwood

We are a small, friendly local business right on the sea front in Brodick Village. With beach life in mind, We carefully choose our stock to offer...
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Otter's Tail

Otter’s Tail offer a range of outdoor activities catering for everyone from family groups to experienced adventurers. You might fancy our family fr...
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Lochranza Caravan and Campsite

Lochranza Campsite is situated in a beautiful mountain glen at the north of Arran, where you can see red deer stags lounging on the golf course and...
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Carrick Lodge Guest House

Carrick Lodge is a beautiful sandstone building occupying an elevated position only 450 yards from Brodick Pier. Sitting in its own attractive, mat...
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Avoca, Whiting Bay

Avoca is a charming period house which has been lovingly restored with stunning views to the Clyde and Ayrshire coastline and Whiting Bay village....
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Wooleys of Arran Bakery and Takeaway

Wooleys has been in business baking on the Isle of Arran since the middle of the nineteenth century. Present owner Lindsay Keir has been running th...
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Benview Self Catering

A period property - built in the mid 1800s - the cottage faces south towards the forested hill of Torran Loisgte and ‘The Giant’s Graves’ (a promin...
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Cladach Beach House

Scotland’s beach bar on the Isle of Arran. A destination for creative cocktails, speciality coffee, and thoughtfully sourced beer, cider, and wine,...
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Goatfell View Annexe

Goatfell View Annexe is in a quiet, elevated position close to all Brodick village amenities. It has panoramic views over Brodick Bay to Goatfell,...
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Cromla Cottage

Cromla Cottage was built around 250 years ago in the village of Corrie on the Isle of Arran. Sleeping six in two twin and one double room, it's a p...
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The Old Pier Cafe

Based in the relaxing seaside village of Lamlash on the Isle of Arran, The Old Pier Cafe is a place where everyone is welcome to come and enjoy our...
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Sunnybank

Sunnybank is situated uphill off the main road, giving guests the best of both of worlds by being in the centre of the village, but set in a peacef...
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Quirky Island Fact

#20 - Arran has Scotland's First No Take Zone
The Community of Arran Seabed Trust (COAST) is a local charity and was established in 1995 by local divers, Howard Wood and Don McNeish, who had noticed the depletion of species on the seabed. The No Take Zone at the north end of Lamlash, was eventually created, after much campaigning, in 2008, and COAST were instrumental in then establishing the Marine Protected Area (MPA) which covers the coast around the south of Arran.

Quirky Island Fact

#20 - Arran has Scotland's First No Take Zone
The Community of Arran Seabed Trust (COAST) is a local charity and was established in 1995 by local divers, Howard Wood and Don McNeish, who had noticed the depletion of species on the seabed. The No Take Zone at the north end of Lamlash, was eventually created, after much campaigning, in 2008, and COAST were instrumental in then establishing the Marine Protected Area (MPA) which covers the coast around the south of Arran.

Quirky Island Fact

#20 - Arran has Scotland's First No Take Zone
The Community of Arran Seabed Trust (COAST) is a local charity and was established in 1995 by local divers, Howard Wood and Don McNeish, who had noticed the depletion of species on the seabed. The No Take Zone at the north end of Lamlash, was eventually created, after much campaigning, in 2008, and COAST were instrumental in then establishing the Marine Protected Area (MPA) which covers the coast around the south of Arran.