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In fact the tower is actually a bell tower for All Saints church which is next to the tower. The plan was to join the tower to the church but this work was never completed.

Also known as Inveraray Bridge, this stone, 2-arch bridge replaced a former military bridge washed away by flood in 1772. It's a Category A-listed structure.

There are two boards with information on hiking routes

Nice little village, great view

The Oystercatcher is a great cosy pub. Good food with incredible views. It’s part of Ballimore Estate. There’s Ballimore Bothy which you can book easily online. There’s a great beach you can walk along which then becomes part of the spit. Be very mindful of this area and the tides, as high tide can come in pretty fast. Never be complacent as it will take you by surprise. There are a few mooring buoys for boats to moor. This happens more within the summer months. Also great area for cyclists as there are multiple routes to do here (road/gravel/mtb).

Otter Ferry consists of a pier with a jetty to the side of it. There’s a great beach. You are able to walk along the Spit but please do be aware of the tide times as high tide can come in pretty fast. There is a pub called the Oystercatcher which serves great food and drinks. During the winter months, it only opens at the weekend (at certain times), otherwise from Wednesday through to Sunday. Please check ahead when planning as this can change. If you want to walk in this area, there is Ballimore Estate. The drive is between the Ballimore Bothy and the beach and it’s a very beautiful walk. Bear in mind, you’ll need to leave your car in the car park by the pub. Also all dogs must be kept on a lead as there is much wildlife in this area. The Ballimore Bothy can easily be booked, if wanting to stay in this area. It is part of Argyll’s secret coast, after all! https://www.instagram.com/ballimorebothy?igsh=MWlqYWN5cm8zemRieg==

opening from 10am - 17pm

Otter Ferry is a great place to get too after cycling down the loch road from Stracher or the big ride over the hills from Glendarul or Dunoon. The regional cycle route through the hills can be very steep with a lot of climbing so if you prefer longer distances but no hills I recommend going along the B8000 road from Stracher that comes off the A886 from Dunoon. Most of the area is a private estate but you still have the pub, a bothy to stay in, and a great beach walk along the spit at low tide. A good rewarding destination.