Glenisla_Arran

Glenisla_Arran Self catering home on the Isle of Arran, perfect for families

Great news 😊 πŸ˜‹
01/05/2026

Great news 😊 πŸ˜‹

Salt & Thistle is coming to Shore Road, Whiting Bay!

Opening June 2026

Where the land meets the sea, we’re opening a coastal bar & kitchen built for easy days, good company, and sweeping views across the shore 🌊

Serving simple, modern Scottish food - from relaxed brunch to proper hearty plates - paired with well-crafted drinks to be enjoyed on our outdoor deck, with uninterrupted sea views.

Follow along for updates and our opening date πŸ‘€

We can't wait to welcome you all soon!

- Salt & Thistle

Fabulous day on Arran β˜€οΈwhy not spend your next holiday here ⛳️ 🚢 🏝️ Glenisla has availability for May / June 20262027 c...
23/04/2026

Fabulous day on Arran β˜€οΈwhy not spend your next holiday here ⛳️ 🚢 🏝️
Glenisla has availability for May / June 2026
2027 calendar now open πŸ“…

Book here https://www.glenisla-arran.co.uk/book

Beautiful sunny day on Arran, come on over!

It’s spring and Glenisla is open for business 🏑. We welcomed our first guests of the season over Easter weekend 🐣 and lo...
11/04/2026

It’s spring and Glenisla is open for business 🏑. We welcomed our first guests of the season over Easter weekend 🐣 and look forward to welcoming more over the coming months.

Spring is a brilliant time to visit Arran - the beaches are quiet πŸ–οΈ the walking is fantastic πŸ₯Ύ the golf courses are in great shape ⛳️ and the whole island feels like it’s coming back to life after winter 🌿

April, May and June dates still available. Drop us a message if you’d like to know more.

Full availability on our website
https://www.glenisla-arran.co.uk/book

29/03/2026
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26/02/2026

MACHRIE MOOR STANDING STONES

Explore a Neolithic centre of ritual and domestic activity, scattered across a lonely moorland.

This rich archaeological landscape includes stone circles, standing stones, burial cairns and cists, as well as hut circles and an extensive field system, all dating to between 3500 and 1500 BC.

The stone circles were preceded by elaborate timber circles on exactly the same sites. They were associated with religious activities dating back around 4,500 years. Cremation and inhumation burials were placed in the circles, long after they were first built.

https://www.historicenvironment.scot/visit-a-place/places/machrie-moor-standing-stones/

Photo Credit - Lee Howard

Lovely walk and cafe β˜•οΈ 😊
19/02/2026

Lovely walk and cafe β˜•οΈ 😊

22/01/2026

TripAdvisor's ranking of the UK's best 2026 destinations has unveiled a top-rated Scottish island – ideal for slow travel and foodie breaks.

07/01/2026

Welcome to the Isle of Arran, Scotland. VisitArran will help you plan and book all the things to do and places to see on your visit, throughout the year.

Lots going on this autumn πŸ‚ on Arran. Grab a bargain and experience the amazing Arran food and drink festival 🍴🍸 πŸ˜‹
17/10/2025

Lots going on this autumn πŸ‚ on Arran. Grab a bargain and experience the amazing Arran food and drink festival 🍴🍸 πŸ˜‹

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Kingscross
Brodick
KA278RG

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