Tayvallich - all beaches

This small cove is absolutely stunning, although it is quite rocky. It brings immense joy to visit this place. The breathtaking views towards Jura make the challenging journey to reach here truly worthwhile.

I wholeheartedly recommend Castle Sween. I've visited numerous times and always opt for the rented vans. These vans are delightful, featuring a kitchen equipped with everything you need to prepare any SIMPLE meal. The living room is furnished with two sofas, a TV, and some storage space. A dining table is also provided. The vans have 2-3 bedrooms that are reasonably spacious and comfortable. The master bedroom includes an en suite, and there's another bathroom with a good shower. Additionally, there's a balcony with two chairs and a table. The castle itself is stunning and well worth exploring. Down by the front near the castle, there are rocks perfect for jumping, playing, and climbing, which many people overlook but are the highlight of my and my kids' holidays there. The on-site Rafters Restaurant and bar serve excellent food, catering to both picky eaters and those looking for fancier dishes. There's also a shop on the premises that sells sweets and essentials like cleaning supplies and bread. I can't recommend this place enough, and it's only a short drive to nearby towns with restaurants, shops, and activities for the kids and family.

This was the priciest campsite we visited during our 10-day trip, yet it was also the most basic. The only advantage is its proximity to the Tayvallich Inn at the entrance, which is an excellent pub. There is no view of the water, and the tents and motorhomes are located at the back of the site. However, it is very quiet.