Here are some of the best boat trips to take if you want to spot whales and dolphins in Argyll.
Ostel Bay is simply stunning. This crescent-shaped sweep of sand is the jewel in the crown of Argyll’s Secret Coast. But please park sensibly, or better still cycle there!
The Hebridean Whale Trail has just been launched, showcasing Scotland’s west coast as a world-class destination for spotting whales, dolphins and porpoises from land. It’s no surprise that 11 of these spectacular sites are within Argyll & The Isles.
Whether you’re into water-based adventure, fancy a stroll in the sand or a dip in the sea – There’s no better place to visit this summer.
In the summer months, communities across Argyll come together to celebrate the region’s proud farming traditions at agricultural shows. These events provide a great day out for the whole family.
Traditional Highland games take place across Argyll during the summer months. World-class challengers from across the globe flock to these events to do battle.
Many artists live and work on Argyll's Secret Coast and you’ll find galleries and local hotels showcasing a wide range of work.
Calling all cultural explorers! Argyll is bursting with creativity, with many artists, writers and makers living and working here.
The hills, forests and coastline of Argyll & the Isles provide a stunning natural setting for a host of sporting events. There are half marathons, cycling sportives and triathlons galore, as well as some more unusual sporting gatherings.
There’s a huge variety of music festivals on offer in Argyll, showcasing the region’s rich musical heritage. Whatever your favourite music genre, don’t miss the chance to experience an Argyll music festival this summer.
You’ll find a feast of great food and drink festivals and events in Argyll & The Isles, all celebrating the region’s wonderful produce and producers.
The Kyles 10 Miles is called ‘Scotland’s scenic road race’. This cracker of a race follows a stunning coastal route on Argyll’s Secret Coast, a beautiful, undiscovered corner of Scotland.
There's loads much happening this Easter Weekend on Argyll's Secret Coast. Check out a new restauran...
Argyll is famous for its music, as well as fresh local food & drink produce, so it’s easy to see why the region has a thriving festival scene. In this guest blog post, Ross Coutts from Argyll Holidays brings you a list of some of the best festivals in Argyll, as well as a few further afield.
Mothers’ Day is nearly here! If you’re looking to spoil your mum, there are plenty of options on Arg...
Slow adventure is the new way to travel. In response to our fast-paced lives, it offers the chance to relax, reflect and reconnect.