Why you need to take part in the Kyles 10 Miles this year!
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.
The Chaotic Scot explores Islay, Jura & Glasgow
We asked The Chaotic Scots to visit the Argyll islands of Islay and Jura and the city of Glasgow and write about her experiences as part of the Heart & Soul campaign.
Ten things to do this Easter Weekend on Argyll’s Secret Coast
There's loads much happening this Easter Weekend on Argyll's Secret Coast. Check out a new restauran...
Festivals in Argyll & The Isles
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! How to treat your mum on Argyll’s Secret Coast
Mothers’ Day is nearly here! If you’re looking to spoil your mum, there are plenty of options on Arg...
Have a slow adventure on Argyll’s Secret Coast
Slow adventure is the new way to travel. In response to our fast-paced lives, it offers the chance to relax, reflect and reconnect.
Drive or cycle the Kintyre loop!
Kintyre is a fabulous place to explore. This beautiful peninsula – a long finger of land stretching ...
Puffins, puffers, pubs & plays.
From puffins and puffers to pubs and plays, enjoy it all when you pair Glasgow with Argyll & The Isles.
Whisky and gin. How Kintyre is full of spirit!
Kintyre produces some of Scotland’s best whisky – and some rather delicious gin too. Isn’t it time you tasted the spirit of Kintyre? Here’s how!
Discover the arts and crafts of Kintyre and Gigha
Kintyre is home to a thriving community of artists and craftspeople, who are inspired by the wild and rugged landscape.
Five reasons to visit Campbeltown Picture House
Campbeltown Picture House, which opened in 1913, was one of Scotland's first purpose-built cinemas. ...
Ten reasons why Cowal is the perfect destination for an adventure break.
Cowal is a brilliant base for an adventure break. It’s just a short drive from Glasgow, yet it provides a true taste of the Scottish Highlands.
Where to eat and stay along the Loch Lomond & Cowal Way
Discover some cracking places to eat and stay along the Loch Lomond & Cowal Way, one of Scotland's long-distance routes.
Go walking and discover Cowal’s wonderful wildlife
Cowal is a brilliant place to spot Scottish wildlife. Get out walking and you could spot Scotland's BIG 5 - the red squirrel, the red deer, the common seal, the otter and the golden eagle.
Coast, forest, loch and hill - where to go walking on the Cowal Peninsula.
The Cowal Peninsula is a stunningly diverse region of Argyll offering fabulous walking for all abilities. Whether you fancy a hill climb, a woodland walk, a coastal amble or a loch side stroll – or all four – Cowal is your perfect Scottish walking destination.
Burns Night 2019 in Argyll: how and where to celebrate
Burns Night is a great way to learn more about Burns and experience the best of Scottish hospitality and tradition. If you'd like to celebrate Burns Night in Argyll, here's how.