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beautiful Monument

very nice all the ship

beautiful harbor

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Beautiful harbor, great photo point

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You should visit the distillery, great tour

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Campbeltown is peaceful town located on a deep bay sheltered by Davaar Island and surrounding hills. It was once known as ‘the whiskey capital of the world’.

One of the highlights of Campbeltown. You can do the whole tour or just pick something up in the shop, but it's well worth a visit.

Fine southern Highlands town with a ferry port that takes you to Arran or N. Ireland. There are two distilleries and loads of pubs too - well worth exploring!

Springbank Distillery has been producing single malt whisky since 1828. The distillery is one of the last remaining single malt whisky producers in Campbeltown, which once had over 30 operational distilleries. You can learn about the historic distillery and processes, and of course try the whisky, on a tour. Places cost £10 per person. Have a look at their website for more info: http://springbank.scot.

Campbeltown was once hailed as ‘the whisky capital of the world’, with 34 distilleries. Only three survive in the peaceful little town these days. Do not fear, though, good quality Scotch is still in plentiful supply. Nestled in a deep bay sheltered by Davaar Island and the surrounding hills, the town is the perfect base for exploring Kintyre. You find accommodation, places for food and drink, shops, and other attractions.

Lussa Loch is a picturesque stretch of water surrounded by forest in the heart of the Kintyre. It is the largest expanse of freshwater on the peninsula. Keep a look-out for ospreys and cuckoos here. Lussa dam, at the southern edge of the loch, provides storage and flow regulation for Lussa Power Station.

Springbank Distillery has been producing single malt whisky since 1828. The distillery is one of the last remaining single malt whisky producers in Campbeltown, which once had over 30 operational distilleries. You can learn about the historic distillery and processes, and of course try the whisky, on a tour. Places cost £10 per person. Have a look at their website for more info: http://springbank.scot.