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The Arran Coastal Way

64 miles, 4 - 7 days

Brodick to Brodick

Grade: Easy to Moderate

The Arran Coastal Way is a fascinating 64 mile coastal walking holiday around one of Scotland’s most famous islands and is often described as Scotland in miniature. It is a wonderful relaxed walk where you walk along beautiful coastal stretches, have the option to climb Goat Fell for a spectacular view or visit the Kings Cave.

After enjoying the one hour ferry journey to the Island you will book in to your selected accommodation in Brodick. Then you will travel north - with an option to go over Goat Fell if the weather is good - and then onto Lochranza via Sannox. The views looking north up Loch Fyne towards the highlands is fantastic.

Next you walk south down the west side of the island to Kilmory via Blackwaterfoot, a wonderful stretch opposite the Mull of Kintyre. The southern end of Arran is less mountainous and the walking close to the shoreline is very rewarding. Finally you head north again via Whiting Bay and back to Brodick for your last night. An unforgettable experience on one of Scotland’s best islands.

Macs Adventure offers a wide range of itineraries from 4 to 7 days of walking on a self guided basis . Every holiday we offer features hand-picked overnight accommodation in high quality B&B’s, country inns, and guesthouses, each is unique and offers the highest levels of welcome, atmosphere and local cuisine, daily door to door baggage transfer, detailed map and information pack as well as emergency telephone support.


Highlights:


• Stunning West of Scotland coastal scenery.

• Abundant bird and wildlife.

• Climbing Goat Fell and the fantastic view from the summit cairn.

• Taking the ferry across the Firth of Clyde from Ardrossan to Brodick.

• The standing stones at Machrie.

• Lochranza Distillery with its whisky tour and afterwards a wee dram
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"Hi Anna, Can you please pass on to your colleagues our complete delight at the arrangements you made for us! We were blessed with some decent weather, but our "trek" was wonderful. The standard of accommodation was very good indeed, as were the bag transfer arrangements. We have already recommended you to several friends and will continue to do so. Thanks again." Austin and Mervyn, UK.

"Neil & team, just to say thank you - we had a great time on the way in May. You're organisation of accommodation and transfers really made life easy for us - just had to get up each day and walk! And I'd not expected to meet so many nice people." Paul, UK

For more information follow the links below or Download the Arran Coastal Way PDF Brochure Now>>

Arran Coastal Way Quickfacts
Walk The Arran Coastal Way - Self-Guided
Start/Finish Brodick, Isle of Arran Scotland
Distance/Grade 103 km (64 miles)/Moderate
Accommodation Carefully selected B&B's, guesthouses and small hotels.More>>
Itineraries The 64 mile trail from 4 to 7 days. More>>
Availability March to November More>>
Price From £295 to £425 More>>
Highlights Stunning West of Scotland coastal scenery, abundant bird and wildlife, climbing Goat Fell and the fantastic view from the summit cairn, the standing stones at Machrie, Lochranza Distillery with its whisky tour and afterwards a wee dram.
Travel Arran is the most accessible of all the Scottish islands. Regular trains run from Glasgow central station to Ardrossan, which connect with the ferry (55 minutes) to Arran. Full travel details are included in your information pack or alternatively visit our travel page for more details.
Brochure Download our Detailed PDF Brochure>>
Booking Please contact us if you have any further queries or book now.


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