The Hebridean island of Coll may be small – just 13 miles long by three miles wide with a population of around 120 – but it’s packed with surprises,
It's Foraging Fortnight! Argyll's is a brilliant place to forage for wild food. If you’re not sure where to start with foraging, then there are opportunities this autumn to learn from the experts.
Taste Islay & Jura takes place from 20th to 22nd September and it promises to be an unforgettable foodie adventure. Here’s why you can’t miss Scotland’s newest food festival!
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.
In spring this year, Eilidh Cameron set off on an eight-day adventure around Argyll and Glasgow, armed with her camera, as part of our Heart & Soul Campaign.
In spring this year, we asked Kathi Kamleitner of Watch Me See, to write about outdoor adventures and activities in Argyll and Glasgow as part of the Heart & Soul campaign.
Back in April this year, we asked blogger, presenter, writer and history buff David C Weinczok, also known as The Castle Hunter, to spend six days exploring the historic sites of Argyll & the Isles as part of our ‘Heart & Soul’ campaign.
The summer holidays are in full swing! Here are our top nine events that kids will enjoy this summer in Argyll.
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.