Lochranza
Lochranza is a town on the Isle of Arran.
Get in
- Ferry to the mainland, please see Isle of Arran - By Boat section for more details.
- Bus route (both SW and the much more intriguing Postbus (rural bus service in Scotland run by the Royal Mail) -- catch the right Postbus and you'll get to pick up baked goods heading south...)
Get around
See
- Deer comes down to the water most evenings
- Ruined castle - Believed to be a 16th Century reconstruction of an earlier building. It is currently under restoration until 2008, though it is still accessible. A key may be available from the convenience store
Do
- 18 Hole Golf Course - Normally open from April until mid October each year
Buy
- Rock men of Arran - Fantastic little shop placed on the side of the hill on the East coast of the Bay. Quite a long but interesting walk from the main part of the village, you are likely to meet sheep and maybe deer on the way.
Eat
Drink
- One Pub - closer to the pier
- Whisky Distillery - Open March to October. Includes visitors centre, nice restaurant and shop
Sleep
- Youth Hostel - Scottish Youth Hostel Association. Spartan but friendly, with helpful managers and very good kitchen.
Get out
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