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Blairmore Gallery 1 2 3 4 5 1 21 6 FREE 2 DESTINATION GUIDES WOODLAND GARDEN 01369 707772 & GRUFFALO TRAIL Based at Hunters Quay Holiday Village 3 Champion Trees & Rhododendrons ARGYLL • Pain free and more realistic Red Squirrels Cairndow, Argyll, PA26 8BL than paintball VOYAGEUR Open Daily - Admission charge applies 9 Visit our brewery tap & Oyster Bar • Unlimited ammunition CANOES shop. Enjoy a pie and a pint, • Combat clothing provided Guided Canoe Adventures browse our gift shop and Restaurant ARDKINGLAS HOUSE woodland garden • Realistic and fun game Groups, Families, meet our friendly team. Deli Enjoy a tour of this private house & gruffalo trail scenarios Individuals Home Delivery Service A magnificent wedding venue Birdwatch, Seals, THING! • Individuals, teams or T MISS A Signposted off the A83 at the head Self catering Butlers Quarters apartment Remote Beaches DON’ families of Loch Fyne, Cairndow PA26 8BJ Visit our website to find out more: www.lochfyne.com • Children’s Parties Walks, Tours, Wildlife, Activities, TEL: 01499 600120 www.ardkinglas.com 07765 016543 WWW.FYNEALES.COM 01499 600261 • [email protected] [email protected] | 01499 600 264 845580 07917 • Stag/hen parties argyllvoyageurcanoes.co.uk Places to Eat, Rainy Days Out, Lochgoilhead Ardkinglas Estate, Cairndow, Argyll PA26 8BG and so much more… Download from 7 BY THE EAST SHORES OF LOCH FYNE 9 IN THE HEART OF BEAUTIFUL ARGYLL with discountthis advert20% 8 7 Famous Lochside hotel 5 on the shores of & Loch Fyne 6 21 Great food - lunchtime Set in the Maclachlan Family Estate 11 rich in history and surrounded by Take a tour with our FREE interactive multi-media guides and dinnertime stunning scenery and abundant wildlife. An ideal location for all 10 Tea/coffee and outdoor pursuits or simply relaxing home baking all day and enjoying the tranquility. Please feel free to visit us at any time Cowal Way is Scotland’s most diverse and Ideal venue for ever-changing long distance foot path. weddings & events VIEW A RANGE OF NEW & PREOWNED HOLIDAY HOMES FOR •Accessible • Dramatic Scenery Real ales, fine wines & SALE TO SUIT ALL BUDGETS AT www.strathlachlan.co.uk •Engaging Heritage malt whiskies •Abundance of Wildlife 14 attractive en-suite For details of our path, accommodation bedrooms choices, places to eat, luggage transfer IT WAS A PRISON FOR ALL - MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN, EVEN LUNATICS 8 services, - THE SAME RULE APPLIES TODAY - WE EVEN ALLOW DOGS and much, much more Strachur, Argyll PA27 8BX check out our website or contact us by Strathlachlan, Strachur, Argyll PA27 8BU OPEN ALL YEAR www.inverarayjail.co.uk , 01369 860279 www.creggans-inn.co.uk facebook or telephone... 01369 860300 www.strathlachlan.co.uk 16 www.cowalway.co.uk 10 11 12 13 14 www.facebook.com/TheCowalWay 07774 926245 Inv Jail 93 x 71 20%.indd Blairmore1 11/30/2015 12:52:04 PM The dotted line indicates the route of 17 the Cowal Way Gallery 15 Visit our studio to enjoy the Lochgoilhead 19 full impact of our colourful Glendaruel Argyll PA22 3AB Strone Inn and unique work. Kayak Hire On the Cowal Way 20 13 Take a part of local scenery AND OFFEE HOP good food home to remind you of Argyll • Tidal sea loch Caravan Holiday Homes C S • Beautiful location for Sale & Hire good beer 12 the perfect mix... Don McNeil & Jean Bell • Sit on kayaks Little Camping Lodge & Hikers Huts good company Tourers & Tents great coffee and great art Colintraive Road, Newton • Single and tandem 01369 840243 14 3 miles South of Strachur • Hourly or day hire BOOK ONLINE t: 01369 840253 01369 860379 [email protected] e: [email protected] 01369 820 267 www.blairmoregallery.com 0782 726177 SAT NAV: PA22 3AE www.fyne-studios.com Shore Road, Blairmore, nr Dunoon PA23 8DX lochgoilheadkayakhire.com www.glendaruelcaravanpark.com 38 4 15 17 24 Genuine log cabin 16 3 bedrooms, total comfort, superbly equipped Glorious National Park location Fantastic outdoor Easy access to road and ferry links adventure for everyone adventure for everyone Doorstep wildlife, walking, activities A modern Scottish Quadbike trekking Clay target shooting www.feoraglodge.com restaurant & bar. Open All Year Clay target shooting Open All Year Archery On the shores of Loch Fyne 07887 493513 Test your skills on our challenging we serve lunch, dinner, coffee, quad treks. Children’s quad biking from 8 years and drinks in our cosy bar. from 8 years 28 Our friendly staff and top quality For opening times & menus: equipment ensure the best outdoor Tel: 01369 810289 equipment ensure the best outdoor www.inverreaurant.co.uk www.quadmaniascotland.co.uk experience of your life! 01369 860 537 [email protected] 25 Quadmania, Stronchullin Farm, Blairmore, By Dunoon, Argyll PA23 8TP Quadmania, Stronchullin Farm, Blairmore, By Dunoon, Argyll PA23 8TP 26 18 19 20 27 29 21 18 Open every day from 10am 1st March to 31st October (visit our website for winter opening times) Visit Benmore Home-baking, Snacks, Main Meals, Children’s Menu, Fairtrade Hot Drinks, ‘Taste Our Best’ Accredited Botanic Garden Great shopping for gifts crafts, gardening, plants, toys, jewellery Magnificent Mountainside Garden Benmore Botanic Garden, nr. Dunoon PA23 8QU Open daily 1 March - 31 October 01369 840509 • benmorecafe.co.uk Enjoy seasonal highlights Admission*: Adult £6.50 | Concession £5.50 | Children under 16 go free Please turn over to see *Includes small voluntary donation to the Garden. On the A815, 7 miles north of Dunoon on the Cowal Peninsula, the ads relevant to map Argyll PA23 8QU | Tel 01369 706261 | www.rbge.org.uk/benmore dots 18, 25 - 29 & 38 To advertise on this map call 07823 554508 Part of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, a charity registered in Scotland (no SC007983) To advertise on this map call 07823 554508 26 27 28 29 • • The Inn at eat drink sleep View on your smartphone Colintraive 31 25 Boat Trips around the Kyles of Bute trips depart Tighnabruiach Pier for The Royal an Lochan Sightseeing tighnabruaich pa21 2be GOLD AWARD WINNING or Fishing you’re not a room number, Gastro Pub, Restaurant & Hotel you’re a person. with log fires and sea views •Accommodation 29 Luxury Holiday Home •Restaurant and bar food 23 www.eileandhu.com serving local produce including shellfish caol ruadh sculpture park Open • colintraive PA22 3AR all Village Shop Non-residents welcome. year with handmade produce •Art gallery •Moorings 01700 841357 6 moorings stunning waterside location 01700 811239 an outdoor sculpture park fantastic food • lively bars The Colintraive, Argyll PA22 3AS 01700 811538 on the kyles of bute 01700 841 207 open june - september functions • bespoke weddings Cowal [email protected] 07799 661493 accommodation • moorings www.dcmarineboattrips.co.uk www.scottishsculpturepark.com peninsula www.colintraivehotel.com www.theroyalanlochan.co.uk www.kames-hotel.com/01700 811489 30 31 Cowal Golf Club 32 33 34 DUNOON “For Fantastic Golf and Views Down The Clyde” • Fantastic American/Italian cuisine 37 Season 2016 – £20 per weekday round • Families Welcome LA BALENA FISH TEAROOM £25 per weekend round • Paninis, Wraps, Lite Bites Society/party discounts available • Delicious homemade Pizza & Burgers on golf packages • Sizzling Steaks & Tex Mex Frying fine fish and chips since 1976 Braid Scheme Members Welcome Relax in peaceful surroundings Stay and play deals via SGE Hotels (Argyll) Food served from 12 noon/12.30 on Sun THE REAL DEAL - sit in or takeaway with views over the River Clyde and Argyll [email protected] 01369 703595 • www.the51ststate.co.uk FootGolf also available from £15 per round Homemade soups and scones – contact club for details TAKE AWAY Selection of fairtrade speciality Open 7 days a week until 11pm coffees and Suki teas 32 Fabulous unique clothes lines SIT IN Open Tue - Sat until 8pm Hot paninis, wraps Open Mon-Sat•10am-5.30pm and sandwiches Extensive Authentic Menu • Families Welcome Follow us on 32 Take-away available Terrific Pasta Selection • Daily Specials Board 01369 705 862 31 Fabulous Homemade Pizza • Sizzling Steaks Facebook/Twitter @anselmoschip Open 7 days from 5.30pm www.seasonsdunoon.com Basement Level, directly below 51st State 36 Open: Mon-Sat 9am-9pm Email: argyllholidays@hqhv 01369 703595 • www.lacantina-restaurant.co.uk 36, Hillfoot Street, Dunoon, Argyll PA23 7DT 01369 703849 for reservations Sunday 1pm-5pm Tel: 01369 705673 The little boutique on thecorner 9 Alexandra Parade, Dunoon 01369 706 665 www.cowalgolfclub.com 64 Hillfoot Street, Dunoon PA23 2DT 35 36 Meet all our advertisers on 30 30 Find us in every major property portal in www.visitcowal.co.uk the UK For quality residential and commercial sales We have the best selection of properties in Argyll and surrounding areas 22 28 Call us now on 01369 708960 to arrange any viewings 07801 711361 204 Argyll Street, PA23 7HA 37a www.millerstewart.com 34 37 37a 27 33 Family friendly Fresh seafood Cocktails Bar Function suite The Cowal Lounge Roof terrace Peninsula Pool table Value dining, offers touring on quiet roads Bar meals city style Great places to stay Live music Collection of Great places to eat 35 Darts single malts Great places to visit 01369 704799 01369 701213 It's all on your map Go explore... 2 GREAT VENUES IN DUNOON FOR DRINKS • LUNCHES • EVENING MEALS • LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 22 23 24 38.
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