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# Lamlash

Isle of Arran, Scotland

## Sitemaps

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## Pages

- [About Lamlash](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/) - Lamlash is a village on the stunning Isle of Arran off the the west coast of Scotland. It offers a good range of accommodation, restaurants and activities.
- [Accommodation](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/eat-drink-stay/accommodation/) - Information about hotels, B&Bs, self catering accommodation and camping.
- [Eating & Drinking](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/eat-drink-stay/eating-drinking/) - Information about hotels, bars, restaurants, cafes and take-aways.
- [Things to do in Lamlash](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/things-to-do-in-lamlash/) - Information about sports facilities, walking tours, boat tours, wildlife tours and playgrounds.
- [Public Transport](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/about-lamlash/public-transport/) - Ferry crossing There are 2 ferry connections to Brodick on the Isle of Arran: 55 minutes from Ardrossan Harbour, North Ayrshire and 1h 15 minutes from Troon, South Ayrshire. Alternatively there is also a ferry from Clanonaig to Lochranza in the North of the Isle of Arran. Service provided by Caledonian MacBrayne www.calmac.co.uk General Enquiries
- [Events](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/events/) - Upcoming Events in Lamlash 2025
- [Sea Kayaking, Guided Walks & Wildlife Watching](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/things-to-do-in-lamlash/wildlife-sightseeing-tours-walks/) - Otter's Tail ....adventures on the Isle of Arran Sea Kayaking | Hillwalking | Gorge Walks Andy and Elanor McNamara, your Otter's Tail guides, have been working in the Outdoor education industry for over 20 years. Both are fully qualified to take you on an Otter's Tail Arran adventure, and look forward to meeting you. Sea
- [Village Businesses](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/about-lamlash/village-businesses/) - Information about shops, hairdressers, garages, photographers, joiners, plumbers, builders, decorators and web designers.
- [Holy Isle](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/things-to-do-in-lamlash/holy-isle/) - oly Isle has a long spiritual history, stretching back to the 6th century. It is endowed with an ancient healing spring, the hermit-cave of a 6th Century monk, St Molaise, and evidence of a 13th Century Christian Monastery. The earliest recorded name for Holy Isle was Inis Shroin, which is old Gaelic for 'Island of
- [Village Facilities](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/about-lamlash/village-facilities/) - Information about doctors, pharmacy, hospital, post office, school, council office, wifi.
- [COAST - Discovery Centre](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/things-to-do-in-lamlash/coast-discovery-centre/) - The COAST - Discovery Centre is suitable for all ages and entrance to the exhibition is free. Opening times: Open 7 days a week from 10am – 4pm Tel: 01770 600 656 Wheelchair access: Through the roadside gate (next to the Coastguard entrance), a ramp to the Centre and fully accessible public toilet facility. For
- [COAST - Lamlash Bay No Take Zone](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/about-lamlash/no-take-zone-coast/) - COAST (Community of Arran Seabed Trust) was the driving force behind the creation of Scotland’s first No Take Zone (NTZ) in 2008 and later, in 2016, the much larger South Arran Marine Protected Area (MPA). You will find more information about COAST and their activities on the COAST website Lamlash Bay No Take Zone (NTZ)
- [Contact us](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/about-lamlash/contact-us/) - If you would like to contact Lamlash Improvements you can send us an email to info@lamlasharran.co.uk or use our contact form below. We look forward to your message. If you let us know of any incorrect or missing information on this website we'll do our best to correct it asap. Thank you.
- [Photo Gallery](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/photo-gallery/) - Historic Lamlash Sandy Stevenson, Tour Scotland Photographs, kindly let us use some of his historic Lamlash photographs. You can see more on his website. Please click on the photos to see the enlarged versions. Events in Lamlash Santa's Sparkle Santa's Sparkle has been run by Lamlash Events since 2017. Fore more detail please visit Santa's
- [Arran Coastal Way](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/things-to-do-in-lamlash/arran-coastal-way/) - The Arran Coastal Way offers walkers a challenging and rewarding 65-mile / 105 kilometre circular route around the beautiful Isle of Arran. Packed with amazing wildlife and fabulous scenery, the route is perfect for a week long walking holiday. The route can also be enjoyed as smaller sections and there are plenty of side trips
- [Walks around the village](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/things-to-do-in-lamlash/walks-around-the-village/) - here are some wonderful walks around Lamlash which vary from gentle strolls along the shore and across meadows to some more strenuous uphill walks where you will be rewarded with stunning views of the mountains in the north of Arran, Lamlash Bay with Holy Isle and across the Firth of Clyde to the mainland. You
- [Playgrounds / Skateboard Park](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/things-to-do-in-lamlash/playgrounds-skateboard-park/) - There are several playgrounds for children in Lamlash. a double swing and picnic table at the corner of Shore Road and Hospital Road a double swing and picnic table at Shore Road, just after the bend coming down from Brodick one double swing is on the village green (opposite the Co-op) And there are two
- [Sports Activities](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/things-to-do-in-lamlash/sports-activities/) - Arran Outdoor Education Centre Located on the shores of Lamlash Bay in the Clauchlands area of the beautiful village of Lamlash, our purpose built Outdoor Education Centre is the perfect place to access the outdoors. It is located in the ideal environment for the delivery of a range of activities on land and sea. We
- [Lamlash Improvements](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/about-lamlash/lamlash-improvements/) - Who are we? We are a community group dedicated to supporting projects and events for the benefit of the village of Lamlash. Membership is free and open to all. We meet on the second Thursday of each month at the Lamlash fire station. So if you are a resident please feel free to come along
- [Eat/Drink/Stay](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/eat-drink-stay/) - amlash offers its residents and visitors a fine choice of pubs, restaurants and accommodation - suited to different tastes and needs. There are various fully licensed pubs, bars, bistros and restaurants and cafés with lunch options and cakes. The chefs have a real enthusiasm for using seasonal ingredients and local produce in their delicious, creative
- [History of Lamlash](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/about-lamlash/history-of-lamlash/) - The name “Lamlash” originated in the 6th century when an Irish monk named Saint Molaise spent some time in a cave on Holy Isle. “Lamlash” evolved from “Eilean Molaise” (Molaise Island) to “Elmolaise”, to “Lemolash” before finally becoming “Lamlash”. During both World Wars Lamlash was an important naval base and prior to WW1, visits from
- [Links](https://www.lamlasharran.co.uk/links/) - VisitArran Fore more information about accomodation, shops, nature, what's going on ... on the whole Isle of Arran, please have a look at the "Visit Arran" website. Here you can find the new online version of the Arran Island Guide. Arran Heritage Museum The Isle of Arran Heritage Museum is on the main road, at