Top attractions to visit by bus in Arran
These attractions are easy to get to by bus! Below, you’ll see the service number you need to look out for and if there’s any walking required:
Brodick Castle
Explore the Isle Be Wild adventure playpark, gardens, waterfalls and castle, there’s plenty to do in Britain’s only island country park. Hop aboard the service 323 to Douglas Place!
Lochranza Distillery
Enjoy a tour of the distillery and treat yourself to a taste of malt whisky known locally as “Arran water”. It's service 324 if you're heading to Arran Distillery.
Arran Outdoor Centre
A great way to experience all that Arran has to offer from kayaking, sailing, abseiling, gorge walking and so much more! Jump on the service 323 to Blairbeg and take a short walk to the centre.
Alpaca Trekking
One of our favourite things to do and great fun for all the family! Pack a picnic and make a day of it with lots of fun to be had with the animals. The adventure begins with our service 322 to Balmichael followed by a short walk taking in the beautiful sights
Arran Brewery and Lagg Distillery
Jump aboard service 323 to The Ross, followed by a short walk them absorb the sights and smells of traditional beer-making and of course, sample some of the finest beers. Don't worry, we'll drive you home!
Bellevue Farm
A fun day out for the whole family, Bellevue is a working farm offering tours and farm experiences. You're looking for service 322 to the War Memorial followed by a short walk to the farm
Brodick Golf Course
A short bus ride from the ferry port and a great day out on the golf course, at 4747 yards it's short but challenging with some great par threes. wheel your bag on board service 323 to Auchrannie Road!
Start your walk by bus
Looking to explore Arran’s natural beauty? Try walking by bus!
Goat fell – hop aboard service 323 to Douglas Place and start your walk to the foot of Goat Fell
Views can only be described as spectacular after a challenging but rewarding climb to the summit. Definitely not to be missed!
Moor Stone Circles – take service 322 to Rowanbank, followed by a walk to the stones
An impressive collection of six stones strong Neolithic and ancient atmosphere, the moors also have some breathtaking views
Kings Cave – conserve your energy by jumping on service 322 to Rowanbank, followed by a walk to the cave
A beautiful circuit of forest and shoreline with wonderful views inland and across Kilbrannan Sound. The legendary King’s Cave is also where Robert the Bruce is said to have sheltered.
Be sure to check the weather and layer up before you start your adventure, Scottish weather is not to be underestimated!