If you are staying at Carry Farm you do not have to go far to see some amazing wildlife.
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The Kyles of Bute have been synonymous with sailing for centuries, so it is no surprise that Tighnabruaich Sailing School has been providing quality dinghy instruction for over 50 years.
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Check out the variety of walks available all within a short distance from Carry Farm.
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To help you with your planning here are some suggestions for activities during your stay at Carry Farm.
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The Kyles 10 Miles road race, under 2 hours from Glasgow, has already become one of the most stunning runs in Scotland. The route covers part of Argyll’s Secret Coast which is a little known area of natural beauty on the west coast of Scotland. The circular route is a gem, once uncovered never forgotten, with majestic mountains and a secluded coastal road providing the runner with amazing views and challenges.
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The Tighnabruaich Pier Association hold an annual gala day in July every year withstalls and food. The PS Waverley joins in the fun and calls at the pier to take those that wish on a tour of about one hour mid-afternoon. Excellent local entertainment.
Read MoreThe Kyles Allotment Group runs regular Producers’ Markets in Kames Hall, where, along with lots of other local producers, KAG sell their surplus veg. There is normally a spring market, a couple of summer markets, an autumn market and a fabulously festive Christmas market.
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Read MoreThe Kyles of Bute is famous for its boating and historical connections with the sea as the main route for steamers and puffers to access the west coast of Scotland. Make sure you do not miss an opportunity to get out onto the water.
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Argyll's Secret Coast has become a popular destination for the serious cyclist. The quiet single track roads coupled with outstanding views and challenging terrain is a winning combination. This is recognised by the 5 Ferries Challenge that incorporates 4 cycle sections (a total of 52 miles) and 5 ferry crossing in and around North Kintyre and the Firth of Clyde, passing through Tighnabruaich before heading towards Colintraive.
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