This hiking trip will take us to Argyll, the heartland of ancient Scotland. Inland Argyll has evolved a landscape of gentle farmland and wide peat bog surrounded by rugged hills, secret glens and hidden lochans. At the edge is a unique seascape of exposed wildness with islands large and small.
The holiday starts from a base in Oban. From here we will visit Glen Coe, walk on the isle of Kerrera and have a boat trip through the Gulf of Corryvreckan to the uninhabited Garvellachs, Isles of the Sea.
On our way to Islay where we will stay the second half of the week, we visit Kilmartin Glen to see the prehistoric and early historic monuments. You will see chambered burial cairns, a stone circle, standing stones and Dunadd, the capital hill-fort of the Scots.
Islay is one of the largest of the Hebridean islands. High cliffs, sandy and rocky bays, caves and arches, give great variety to its coasts, in addition to glorious land and seascapes and a wealth of wildlife. Once Islay was the home of the MacDonald ‘Lords of the Isles’. Their power base was at Finlaggan. Nowadays Islay is famous for its malt whiskies and a wealth of wildlife, especially its birds.
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