Posted on 24 June 2009
You are in the northern area of the British isles, or across the water Ireland side. You decide that you want to take a ferry trip to Scotland but aren’t sure how to find out what exists or what format of travel to pursue for your journey. Once you figure it out, it’s a pretty easy decision. There are a few ferry companies or places you can depart from to make your choice as easy as possible.
Caladonian MacBryane runs from Claonaig on the coast of Kintyre to Lochranza, on the north side of Arran. They run around nine trips per day, seven days a week. The trips take 30 minutes and space is very limited due to it being a rather small vessel. Read the full story
Posted on 24 June 2009
Visitors to Scotland’s quiet little Isle of Arran will have the opportunity to spend some relaxing time at the Auchrannie Resort. Long a favorite of travelers to the small Scottish Isle, the Auchrannie Resort is the place for quiet relaxation and great adventures along the shore and inland.
The Isle of Arran, which is one of Scotland’s most visited islands, is located just southwest of the Scotland coast and is about an hour by ferry. Often referred to as a ‘Little Scotland’ or ‘Scotland in miniature’, the island is home to a long and storied history. Dotted with mountains and smaller hills, the island is often referred to as the “Sleeping Warrior” because of the resemblance is has to a person lying down. Much of this is the reason that many travelers come to the Isle. Other reasons are for the opportunity to hike the hills, ride quad bikes through the winding coastal, and inland roads, as well as relaxing with leisurely strolls on the beach. Read the full story