Adventure Sports, Beach, Biking, Boating, Childrens Playground, Cinema, Fishing, Golf, Gym, Hiking, Horse Riding, Rock Climbing, Kayaking, Mountain Biking, Night Club, Rafting, Restaurant, Sailing, Shopping, Snowboarding, Tennis, WaterSkiing, Water Sports and Rental
Sea fishing for giant hake is a popular activity. Also no trip is complete without a boat trip to see the seals, whales and dolphins. The local distillery produces Oban Malt and a dram is a must. A trip to Mull, Iona or any one of the many Inner Hebridean islands that populate the coastline should not be missed. Head for the hills and Ben Nevis (Britain's highest mountain) at nearby Fortwilliam or head into the mountains at Cruachan Hydrostation for a visitor attraction with a difference. Visits Castles at Dunstaffnage, Dunollie and nearby Inveraray or view the glorious gardens of Argyll - famed worldwide for rhododendrons. Historic attractions abound - Argll is the birthplace of modern christianity and of Scotland. Trace the country's origins at Dunnad and see how the Coastline of the Gael influenced Scottish history. There's plenty to see and do for kids too - the Sealife Centre, Atlantis Leisure and the Ice Factor are all good to go.