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Tucked away in a quiet part of Scotland in Kintyre, Carradale is a small working fishing village 16 miles north of Campbeltown.

The most redeeming feature of this quaint village is its peace and tranquility. The very picturesque but small harbour with its small fishing fleet, stunning views across the Sound of Arran and the wonderful Carradale Bay with wide stretch of sandy beach to the south is perfect for walks and swims in shallow waters. The Scottish Wildlife Trust has a nature reserve located from the south and west of Campeltown. It has a good example of a vitrified fort built more than 2000 years ago on a small tidal island off the headland.

There are several pleasant walks with good views across to Arran laid out in the woods around Carradale, for which the best starting point is the car park at Port na Storm on the road into the village.

The village also boasts a 9-hole golf course and salmon and trout can be fished on the Carradale River during the summer months.

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