Things to do and how to find us.
Things to do in Inveraray include the celebration of local culture and heritage through annual Highland Games and local museums like Inveraray Jail.
Forest trails and lochside walks may include chance encounters with local wildlife, such as red deer. Loch Fyne borders Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park and gives access to Oban and the Mull of Kintyre on the west coast of Scotland.
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Inveraray Castle
Fairy Tale Views
Experience the grounds and inner apartments of Inveraray Castle, the family home of the Duke and Duchess of Argyll. With both self-guided and group-led tours, uncover the incredible story of royalty.
Dun na Cuaiche
Wooded Walk
A 5km walking route which provides a spectacular view over Inveraray Castle and the town, this walk takes you through the Inveraray Castle estate, through active farmlands with roaming highland cows and stunning scenery.
Inveraray Jail
Frights and Fun
A one-of-a-kind experience, take a tour of the Inveraray Jail or break free in their new escape room. With real stories of previous inmates, interactive exhibits, and knowledgable staff, dressed to the times, you are sure to have a truly unique visit.
Places to visit
Discover unforgettable destinations that promise adventure, culture, and breathtaking scenery.
Kilchurn Castle
One of the most photographed castles in Scotland, overlooking Loch Awe.
Auchindrain Township
A true look into highland history and heritage.
Scotland's Rainforest
Even rarer than a tropical rainforest, the native woodlands with consistent rainfall and mild temperatures are home to the world's rarest mosses and other habitats.
Walks and Trails
Explore scenic paths and nature trails perfect for adventure, relaxation, and outdoor discovery.
Gruffalo Trail
Perfect for families with figures and fairy doors along the way.
Inveraray Forest Circuit
Discover the entire town on this 10km circuit.
Beinn Bhuidhe
An isolated Munro which is a total of 21.5km, recommended for a fine clear day where views from the summit are outstanding.
Experiences and Adventures
Embark on thrilling adventures and unforgettable experiences that ignite your sense of wonder.
Wild swimming
Take a dip in the refreshing waters of Loch Fyne.
Horse riding
There are treks available for all levels that can be booked through local partners, including rides along the shores of Loch Fyne.
Cycling
Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa is perfectly located for those looking to cycle The Caledonia Way, the Wild About Argyll Trail and various other road and forest trails.
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Directions to Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa
From Glasgow, follow the Great Western road (A82) along the western shore of Loch Lomond. At Tarbet, take the A83 for over the Rest and be Thankful mountain pass. As you enter Inveraray, go past the famous Inveraray Jail and our hotel is located 400 yards further along on the right. From the south, as you enter Inveraray, Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa is in the row of prominent houses on your left hand side, facing the loch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Inveraray is a town in Argyll and Bute, located on the western banks of Loch Fyne.
We definitely think so. Inveraray Castle is a popular attraction amongst our guests, and arguably one of the best castles in Scotland. The drive contains breathtaking scenery, the castle itself is described as fairytale with gorgeous architecture. You can spend hours browsing their collections and exploring the beautifully kept grounds.
Inveraray does not have a beach, however, it boasts beautiful views across the shore on Front Street. There is a picturesque walk which takes you from Front Street, along to Inveraray Castle.
Loch Fyne is home to an abundance of magnificent wildlife, particularly stunning seabirds such as cormorants, gannets and swans. In summer, there have been several occasions where there have been sightings of seals and otters from the shore of Loch Fyne. You might even spot a red squirrel when exploring the woodlands and forests.
Loch Fyne is 65km (40 miles) long which flows from the Sound of Bute, making it the longest sea loch in Scotland.
