Things to See & Do
Here is just a brief selection of the many local attractions as well as the walks, the beaches and the breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The tourist information in Campbeltown or the other information websites that can be found on the 'links' page can provide up to the minute news on events and attractions.
Aqualibrium - Leisure Centre in Campbeltown
Information on the facilities, contact numbers and opening times of the leisure centre in Campbeltown.
https://liveargyll.co.uk/facility/aqualibrium/
Carradale
Lovely little fishing village with picturesque harbour
http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/carradale/carradale/index.html
Kintyre Golf
A good starting point to find out more information on the 5 local golf courses Kintyre has to offer.
http://campbeltown.info/golf/index.htm
Mull of Kintyre Music Festival - August
Mull of Kintyre Music Festival - held over 5 days each August in Campbeltown
http://www.mokfest.com/
Springbank Distillery, Campbeltown
Tours of the distillery, which dates back to 1828, are available and as the only distillery in Scotland to complete 100% of the making process on site, you’ll have the chance to see each and every step.
http://springbankwhisky.com/
Machrihanish Seabird and Wildlife Observatory
For an unparalleled wildlife experience with superb bird watching and spectacular scenery, Machrihanish offers what is arguably the very best of Kintyre.
http://www.machrihanishbirdobservatory.org.uk/index.htm
Campbeltown Picture House
Campbeltown Picture House, designed by Albert V Gardner of Glasgow in 1913 in Glasgow School Art Nouveau style, is a Category A Listed building and one of the earliest surviving purpose-built cinemas in the UK.
https://www.campbeltownpicturehouse.co.uk/
Isle Of Gigha - in particular Achamore Gardens
(take the ferry to Gigha from Tayinloan) Stroll along peaceful lanes or hire a bike for the day. On Gigha you can also find the famous Achamore Gardens where in May/June the rhodedendrons and azaleas make a spectacular display.
http://www.gigha.org.uk/index.php
