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Tarbert attractions |
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 Tarbert, Loch Fyne, is an idyllic Scottish village
built around a beautiful natural harbour, and the castle above
it. The shops, pubs, restaurants and houses make for a welcoming
visit. Enjoy some of the finest seafood in Scotland, caught in
the clear Loch Fyne waters. Tarbert is seen as a gateway to the
peninsula of Kintyre, situated as it is at the very northern
tip of Kintyre. The main road in the other direction leads to
Oban, and further on to Fort William. |
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  Tarbert Castle is a treasured local piece
of architecture that is very fragile and becoming weathered and
aged as the years pass by. It is famously associated with Robert
the Bruce, who is supposed to have had it repaired and extended
in 1325. About 1 mile
north of Tarbert Loch Fyne. |
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Tarbert,
at the very north tip of Kintyre gives you access to all the
ferry points across Kintyre, that travel to Gigha, Arran, Islay
and Portavadie and gives you excellent access to all the locations
of interest from Kilberry, the islands such as Jura, Islay, Gigha
and Arran, the main road to the Mull of Kintyre and the main
road in the other direction to Oban, and further on to Fort William. |
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