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A nice deeper spot that's good for a swim just downstream of the bridge.

The Jura Passenger ferry carries people and dogs between Craighouse on Jura and Tayvallich on the Scottish mainland. It runs from end of March to the end of September each year. Crossings take a bit less than an hour and there are normally three or four crossings per day. It's worth booking ahead.

Beinn ai Chaolais at 733m is the lowest of the three Paps on the classic round and the 4th checkpoint on the Jura Fell race. It's a big scree covered cone shape with amazing views of the other hills, island, sea and Islay.

The highest point on Jura, the highest of the three classic paps and checkpoint 5 on the classic Jura fell race. At 785m, conical, scree covered and climbed from lower than 300m it's a tough hill to run but the views are awesome!

Normally the first of the three Paps of Jura climbed in a day’s loop from Knockrome in the east, or the 6th checkpoint on the classic Jura fell race. Beinn Shiantaidh at 757m is a tall scree and heather covered cone that offers amazing views of the other hills, Jura and across the Sound of Jura to mainland Scotland.

Normally the first of the three Paps of Jura climbed in a day’s loop. Beinn Shiantaidh at 757m is a tall scree and heather covered cone that offers amazing views of the other hills, Jura and across the Sound of Jura to mainland Scotland.

Beinn ai Chaolais at 733m is the lowest of the three Paps on the classic walk. It's a big scree covered cone shape with amazing views of the other hills, island, sea and Islay.

A friendly and conveniently placed family run hotel at the main ferry port on Islay. You can stay here and use it for a base to explore Islay & Jura. Or stop at the Port Bar to try one of the local malt whiskies. The restaurant serves tasty local seafood and locally reared meat.