The Argyll Sea Kayak Trail - Ganavan (Oban) to Crinan Canal
The Argyll Sea Kayak trail is 150km in length and offers some of the best sea kayaking in Europe. More information can be found at -
The route takes in some of Scotland’s most scenic coastlines and provides both the beginner and the most experienced kayaker with a thrilling and rewarding test. Why not be one of the first to tackle the full 150 km of the trail, or pick a section or two to try over a weekend?
Running from Ganavan Sands, near Oban, to Helensburgh, the Argyll Sea Kayak Trail is split into eight sections. It hugs the stunning Argyll coast down to the Sound of Jura before cutting through Mid Argyll via the Crinan Canal, otherwise dubbed ‘Britain’s most beautiful shortcut’.
The route then leads to the south end of Loch Fyne, before skirting Inner Kintyre and around the Kyles of Bute. The final sections lead the paddler through part of the Firth of Clyde, taking in Rothesay Bay and Wemyss Bay.
Sea Kayaking is one of the very best ways to explore in depth the magnificence of the west coast of Scotland. Rich in wildlife, naturally diverse coastline, sheltered waters, islands, sandy beaches, caves and much more, offer everything you might want from a world class paddling destination.
It’s no surprise why so many people travel from across the world come to experience what Argyll and it’s islands has to offer in the way of Sea Kayaking – so don’t miss out!
More information can be found at -
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A weekend in Argyll and Oban ~ this VLOG takes you through our 3 day visit in the western region of Scotland. I share a GREAT itinerary, where to hike, eat, lots of hairy cows, whisky stops and more. Thanks to Matt and Sophie at Ceo Mara Croft for helping us create such an awesome weekend!
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The Argyll Sea Kayak Trail - Sea Kayaking in Scotland
The Argyll Sea Kayak trail is 150km in length and offers some of the best sea kayaking in Europe.
More details can be found at -
The route takes in some of Scotland’s most scenic coastlines and provides both the beginner and the most experienced kayaker with a thrilling and rewarding test. Why not be one of the first to tackle the full 150 km of the trail, or pick a section or two to try over a weekend?
Running from Ganavan Sands, near Oban, to Helensburgh, the Argyll Sea Kayak Trail is split into eight sections. It hugs the stunning Argyll coast down to the Sound of Jura before cutting through Mid Argyll via the Crinan Canal, otherwise dubbed ‘Britain’s most beautiful shortcut’.
The route then leads to the south end of Loch Fyne, before skirting Inner Kintyre and around the Kyles of Bute. The final sections lead the paddler through part of the Firth of Clyde, taking in Rothesay Bay and Wemyss Bay.
Sea Kayaking is one of the very best ways to explore in depth the magnificence of the west coast of Scotland. Rich in wildlife, naturally diverse coastline, sheltered waters, islands, sandy beaches, caves and much more, offer everything you might want from a world class paddling destination.
It’s no surprise why so many people travel from across the world come to experience what Argyll and it’s islands has to offer in the way of Sea Kayaking – so don’t miss out!
More details can be found at -
Argyll Scotland
A few images showing Oban. Connel Bridge, Easdale, Loch Awe & St Conan's Kirk in Argyll.
Argyll & The Isles
It is hard not to notice the sea in Argyll & The Isles. For communities across the region, it is an important lifeline. For island-hopping visitors, seafood in the region is second to none in Scotland. It’s also an adventure playground with watersports, wildlife, whisky and more - it’s all waiting for you.
Inverness to Oban Scotland By Coach 2015
OBAN SCOTLAND April, 2015. The rail link between Inverness and Oban was cut many years ago. Now this pleasant journey is made by Coach.
Argyll und das Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary | 4K Schottland Reise VLOG deutsch | April 2018
Etwas planlos geht es heute in den Westen nach Argyll. Dort besuchen wir das Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary, hier gibt es ein großes Aquarium, einige Seehunde und einen Otter!
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Argyll Sea Kayak Trail - 150km by SUP - 12-15.05.16
On the 12th of May 2016, 3 paddlers - Allistair Swinsco of Northwest Paddleboards, Ian Cormack of SUP Ecosse, and registered blind paddler Dean Dunbar of extremedreams.co.uk and dean-talks.com – set off from Ganavan beach, north of Oban, to become the first people to stand up paddleboard, (SUP), the full 150km of the Argyll and Sea Kayak Trail.
On the 15th May, they arrived in Helensburgh, near Glasgow, mission completed!
Along the way they encountered the joys of dolphins and seals, and not so joyous strong cross and head winds, and the crazy waters of Dorus Mor. (Go 1 minute and 5 seconds into the film to see Dorus Mor.)
The challenge was thrown down to us by fellow SUPer Cathy Winterton, who came to wave us off at Ganavan, to welcome us in at Helensburgh, and join us for a short paddle near Colintraive.
An awesome trip made possible by an awesome team, including our land support team of Alison Rennie, Rhona Dunbar, and Stumpy the dog!
Thanks also go out to the great folk at Argyll and Bute Council who were extremely helpful to us.
This film was produced by Allistair Swinsco.
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Self Catering Scotland at Port Appin, Argyll
Tucked away in beautiful peaceful surroundings on a quiet single track road, Spring Cottage is the perfect spot for a relaxing holiday and for exploring. The cottage is a favourite family holiday home, the sunny bright rooms on one level are simple, informal and comfortable. The large tranquil garden slopes down over rough ground to the shore with wonderful views across the water from the boathouse deck. Deer, seals, otters, pine martin and a huge variety of birds including sea eagle have been seen around the cottage. Click here for more information
Exploring Scotland - The Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary
Exploring Scotland - Wee video of a quick trip to visit the Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary. Great for kids and adults alike, fabulous sensory afternoon.
Ancestry Genealogy Photographs Oban Argyll And Bute Scotland
Tour Scotland wee video of photographs of Oban, Argyllshire. Of interest to folks with ancestry, genealogy or Scottish Family Roots in Scotland who may wish to visit one day. The site where Oban now stands has been used by humans since at least mesolithic times, as evidenced by archaeological remains of cave dwellers found in the town Just outside the town stands Dunollie Castle, on a site that overlooks the main entrance to the bay and has been fortified since the 7th century. The modern town of Oban grew up around the distillery which was founded there in 1794, and the town was raised to a burgh of barony in 1811 by royal charter Sir Walter Scott visited the area in 1814, the year in which he published his poem The Lord of the Isles, and interest in the poem brought many new visitors to the town. The arrival of the railways in the 1880s brought further prosperity to local industry and giving new energy to tourism.
Seafari Adventures | Fun Things to Do in Scotland | Wild About Argyll
One reason couples are drawn to Loch Melfort Hotel and Restaurant is that it offers thematic trips so that busy couples can simply show up and have a spectacular getaway planned. We chose their Wildlife Break, but they also offer Distillery Breaks and Seasonal Getaways. The Loch Melfort staff organized an amazing marine watching tour with Seafari Adventures (Oban) where we saw seals, deer, and the most brilliant white tailed eagle.
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Kayaking in Scotland with Sea Kayak Oban - Sept. 2013, Bound2Paddle.Com
This is a short video of our sea kayaking adventure around Oban, Scotland. We 'hired' two nice sea kayaks from Sea Kayak Oban and paddled around the Sound of Kererra. Sea Kayak Oban is a wonderful shop right in the heart of Oban with convenient access to the water. We would highly recommend checking them out if you are visiting Scotland.
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The Argyll Sea Kayak Trail - Toward to Helensburgh
The Argyll Sea Kayak trail is 150km in length and offers some of the best sea kayaking in Europe. More information can be found at -
The route takes in some of Scotland’s most scenic coastlines and provides both the beginner and the most experienced kayaker with a thrilling and rewarding test. Why not be one of the first to tackle the full 150 km of the trail, or pick a section or two to try over a weekend?
Running from Ganavan Sands, near Oban, to Helensburgh, the Argyll Sea Kayak Trail is split into eight sections. It hugs the stunning Argyll coast down to the Sound of Jura before cutting through Mid Argyll via the Crinan Canal, otherwise dubbed ‘Britain’s most beautiful shortcut’.
The route then leads to the south end of Loch Fyne, before skirting Inner Kintyre and around the Kyles of Bute. The final sections lead the paddler through part of the Firth of Clyde, taking in Rothesay Bay and Wemyss Bay.
Sea Kayaking is one of the very best ways to explore in depth the magnificence of the west coast of Scotland. Rich in wildlife, naturally diverse coastline, sheltered waters, islands, sandy beaches, caves and much more, offer everything you might want from a world class paddling destination.
It’s no surprise why so many people travel from across the world come to experience what Argyll and it’s islands has to offer in the way of Sea Kayaking – so don’t miss out!
More information can be found at -
Oyster Inn, Oban
Oyster Inn, Connel, Oban, Argyll and Bute, PA37 1PJ, Scotland
Click on the blue link above to read more about the Oyster Inn or to book your stay there.Or visit for bargain prices on many more hotels in Argyll and Bute in the UK and around the globe.
West Coast Scotland & Oban vlog#5
another trip along the west coast of scotland visiting Dunstaffnage Castle and Oban
Top 11 Tourist Attractions in Oban: Travel Scotland
Top 11 Tourist Attractions in Oban: Travel Scotland
McCaig's Tower, Oban War & Peace Museum, Dunstaffnage Castle & Chapel, The Scottish SEA LIFE Sanctuary, Ganavan Sands, Dunollie Museum Castle and Grounds, Easdale Island Folk Museum, Falls of Lora, Saint Columba Cathedral, St John's Cathedral, Pulpit Hill
Sea kayaking in Oban and the surrounding isles - Scotland
Three days of kayaking and wild camping in Scotand. The second night we had a thunderstorm like you wouldn't believe, but sadly it was not captured on tape. Enjoy! Thanks to Colin for his fantastic guiding -
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The Argyll Sea Kayak Trail - Tarbert to Toward
The Argyll Sea Kayak trail is 150km in length and offers some of the best sea kayaking in Europe. More information can be found at -
The route takes in some of Scotland’s most scenic coastlines and provides both the beginner and the most experienced kayaker with a thrilling and rewarding test. Why not be one of the first to tackle the full 150 km of the trail, or pick a section or two to try over a weekend?
Running from Ganavan Sands, near Oban, to Helensburgh, the Argyll Sea Kayak Trail is split into eight sections. It hugs the stunning Argyll coast down to the Sound of Jura before cutting through Mid Argyll via the Crinan Canal, otherwise dubbed ‘Britain’s most beautiful shortcut’.
The route then leads to the south end of Loch Fyne, before skirting Inner Kintyre and around the Kyles of Bute. The final sections lead the paddler through part of the Firth of Clyde, taking in Rothesay Bay and Wemyss Bay.
Sea Kayaking is one of the very best ways to explore in depth the magnificence of the west coast of Scotland. Rich in wildlife, naturally diverse coastline, sheltered waters, islands, sandy beaches, caves and much more, offer everything you might want from a world class paddling destination.
It’s no surprise why so many people travel from across the world come to experience what Argyll and it’s islands has to offer in the way of Sea Kayaking – so don’t miss out!
More information can be found at -