The Ardanaiseig Open Air Theatre
 
 
Eilean a Chomlraidh - Ardanaiseig’s own island in Loch Awe - is perfect for picnics.
Wildlife
Walking

...WALKING
Literally hundreds of miles of wonderful hill, forest and lochside walks begin on the doorstep. Apart from Ben Cruachan (3659 ft) there are eleven other Munroes (peaks over 3000 ft) within an hours drive. Maps and rucksacks are freely available. Picnics, mountain bikes and horses can be arranged.

...TENNIS, SNOOKER, CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING, ETC
There is a newly resurfaced hard tennis court in a woodland clearing and a clay pigeon shoot close by. Gliding and horse riding can be arranged. There is a full sized billiard table in the games room.

...DEER STALKING
Can be arranged locally and is available all year round. Please check at reception to make a booking, 24hrs is usally required.

...BOATING & FISHING
In the bay below the hotel there is an old stone boat house. There are boats for fishing, sailing or simply exploring the many islands, crannogs, ruined castles and holy places of Loch Awe, including Ardanaiseig's private island, Eilean a Chomlraidh.
Fishing tackle is available and there is a small trout lochan for fly casting. Salmon, pike, trout, char and perch abound.

...CROQUET
Afternoon tea can be served on the croquet lawn. The implements for this apparently dignified but actually most vicious of games are available on request.

...THE GRAND TOUR
Ardanaiseig is an excellent staging post for touring the Highlands and Islands. Loch Ness, the victorian port of Oban with its regular ferries to Skye, Mull, Iona and the Outer Islands, and Loch Lomond are all within easy reach. In winter when the snow is good, there is skiing at Glen Coe and Ben Nevis.

...THE ARDANAISEIG OPEN AIR THEATRE
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KILCHURN CASTLE

On a clear day, Kilchurn Castle can be seen from the jetty at Ardanaiseig. It is the original castle of the Glenurchy and Breadalbane Campbells.

It stands upon a low plateau of rock amid marshy land at the northeastern end of Loch Awe where the River Orchy enters the loch. The main part of the castle was built between 1440 and 1460 with additions in the late 15th and early 16th centuries.

(Complete history coming soon)

Ardanaiseig Hotel, Kilchrenan by Taynuilt, Argyll PA35 1HE Scotland
Tel 01866 833 333 Fax 01866 833 222 Email info@ardanaiseig.com