
Stonefield Castle Hotel
A baronial country-house hotel with woodland grounds and views across Loch Fyne.
Tarbert & Skipness
Seafood, castles, boats and the communities around the top of the peninsula.

MAKE A DAY OF IT
Start with Tarbert harbour and the castle, then choose whether to linger in the village or continue to Skipness. Keep the northern coast as a day in its own right rather than adding a rushed trip to Campbeltown.
The Seafood Cabin is seasonal. Check opening before making it your lunch stop, and allow for the journey between Tarbert and Skipness. Castle paths can be uneven.
These are flexible ideas, not a timed route. Confirm current details in each listing and with the operator.
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A baronial country-house hotel with woodland grounds and views across Loch Fyne.
Tarbert & Skipness

Fresh local seafood in Skipness, close to the castle and shoreline.
Tarbert & Skipness

A medieval castle and shoreside chapel, with some of Scotland’s earliest surviving castle buildings.
Tarbert & Skipness

Community-cared-for castle ruins above Tarbert’s harbour, with woodland and an orchard.
Tarbert & Skipness

Self-catering cottages on the Skipness estate, close to the castle and coast.
Tarbert & Skipness

Discover Tarbert’s fishing, harbour and village history through a community heritage project.
Tarbert & Skipness

Self-catering cottages arranged around a sheltered courtyard in a restored Victorian farm steading near Tarbert.
Tarbert & Skipness

Art, prints and ceramics in a gallery on Tarbert’s Harbour Street.
Tarbert & Skipness

A small cove of broken shells at the end of Tarbert’s Pier Road.
Tarbert & Skipness

A café, beer garden and artisan shop just outside Tarbert, bringing homemade food and local makers into one easy stop.
Tarbert & Skipness
Tarbert is where many Kintyre journeys begin, with its working harbour, independent businesses and historic setting.
Continue around the northern coast and Skipness adds seafood, castle ruins and views across the Kilbrannan Sound towards Arran.