Argyll and Bute (Province) Hotels and Accommodation

Argyll and Bute is a “council area” in Scotland that contains over 3000 miles of coastline, including several islands. The islands are important components in Argyll and Bute tourism, possessing both natural beauty and interesting monuments; the many whisky distilleries and whisky drinking establishments are also important Argyll and Bute attractions found on the islands. The island of Islay is famous for its beaches, while the small island of Jura is a favorite of hikers and wildlife enthusiasts. Surfers visiting Argyll and Bute are drawn to the island of Tiree because of its legendary winds. The islands also possess typical Argyll and Bute sights, such as castles; on the island of Mull, for example, you should definitely check out the Duart Castle.