There is much to do in and around Carradale itself and further away throughout the Kintyre Peninsula. Here are just some of the places of interest and activities that we recommend you do and visit.

Carradale Network Centre
Within the village stands Network Carradale. A small heritage centre offering information on the village throughout the ages, focusing on the key aspects of: Fishing, Farming, Forestry and crofting life.

Wallis Hunter Jewellers
Carradale boasts a fully operational gold and silver smiths within the village. With resident owners Mike & Trish Hurst on hand to show you around and answer any queries you may have, original and unique craftmanship is available.

Saddell Abbey
8 miles south of the village lies the small hamlet of Saddell. Steeped in ancient history, the Clan Donald began its reign here, overcoming the Vikings to found the 'Lordship of The Isles'. The Abbey itself was founded in the 12th century, and the carved stones of the abbey are on display. Incredibly picturesque and enchanting, Saddell also boasts a safe sandy beach whether the famous Wings tribute video was filmed. Visit their website - www.saddellabbeytrust.org - LINK DOESNT WORK

Airds Castle
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Whisky Trail
Campbeltown was once home to over 30 whisky distilleries, and considered the capital of our national drink. Campbeltown is still a whisky producing town, with 4 being produced today, including the world renowned Springbank. Tours and tasting can also be arranged, and are a must for whisky lovers.

Campbeltown Heritage Centre
Campbeltown is a unique west coast town, steeped in history and myth. The Campbeltown Heritage Centre offers an insight into this varied and colourful past.

Carradale Point
Carradale Point is a picturesque area and the home to the herd of Carradale wild goats. A great interesting afternoon walk, it offers a bounty of wildlife with fantastic views.

Walking
With the village being surrounded by Carradale Forest and moorland to one side, and the Killbranan Sound to the other, it boasts miles and miles of tracks and paths for the avid walker. Form a wander down to the mile long bay or a hike over Deer Hill there is something for everyone, with stunning views, active wildlife and fresh clean air, Carradale is a must for the outdoors.

Hunting
Carradale Forest lies home to Red, Row, Sikka and Fallow deer with seasonal shoots arranged through the forestry commission. Clay pigeon shooting may also be at Brenfield riding centre further north at Ardrishaig.

Fishing
Carradale takes its name from the River Carra which runs through the village, and offers season Salmon Fishing, with permits being available within the village. The Sound is also great for sea fishing, with a wide variety of fish to be caught for the avid angler.

Golfing

"A Good Walk Well Wasted!" Oscar Wilde

The Kintyre Peninsula, and its surrounding Islands, is abundant with some of the most challenging and picturesque golf courses in the world. Offering course for all levels and ages, it cannot be missed by golfing enthusiasts. For more about golfing in Kintyre please click here.