Ganavan Sands

The Argyll Sea Kayak Trail - Ganavan (Oban) to Crinan Canal

The Argyll Sea Kayak trail is 150km in length and offers some of the best sea kayaking in Europe. More information can be found at -

The route takes in some of Scotland’s most scenic coastlines and provides both the beginner and the most experienced kayaker with a thrilling and rewarding test. Why not be one of the first to tackle the full 150 km of the trail, or pick a section or two to try over a weekend?

Running from Ganavan Sands, near Oban, to Helensburgh, the Argyll Sea Kayak Trail is split into eight sections. It hugs the stunning Argyll coast down to the Sound of Jura before cutting through Mid Argyll via the Crinan Canal, otherwise dubbed ‘Britain’s most beautiful shortcut’.
The route then leads to the south end of Loch Fyne, before skirting Inner Kintyre and around the Kyles of Bute. The final sections lead the paddler through part of the Firth of Clyde, taking in Rothesay Bay and Wemyss Bay.
Sea Kayaking is one of the very best ways to explore in depth the magnificence of the west coast of Scotland. Rich in wildlife, naturally diverse coastline, sheltered waters, islands, sandy beaches, caves and much more, offer everything you might want from a world class paddling destination.

It’s no surprise why so many people travel from across the world come to experience what Argyll and it’s islands has to offer in the way of Sea Kayaking – so don’t miss out!

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Life note in the UK - Trip to oban

Oban is a really beautiful city ,I was so lucky that we can stepped out into sunshine when we get to Oban .
I want to record that moment and actually I just do it.
The girl whose hair danced about head is me ~~


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A Chinese student studying at University of Glasgow.
She want record her whole life in the UK for memory.

Ganavan back to Oban

Ganavan Sands Interview 1

With Stewart at Ganavan Sands, near Oban in Scotland, from manonabeach.

Places to see in ( Oban - UK )

Places to see in ( Oban - UK )

Oban is a resort town within the Argyll and Bute council area of Scotland. Despite its small size, Oban is the largest town between Helensburgh and Fort William. During the tourist season, the town of Oban can play host to up to 25,000 people.

Oban occupies a setting in the Firth of Lorn. The bay is a near perfect horseshoe, protected by the island of Kerrera; and beyond Kerrera, the Isle of Mull. To the north, is the long low island of Lismore, and the mountains of Morvern and Ardgour.

The area around Oban is rich with attractions for tourists, from the dramatic scenery of the coast and mountains to the fascinating histories of the local castles and ancient religious sites. There are also many activities available for families and those interested in more active pursuits. The Oban and Lorn tourist information website has detailed information for visitors. The Oban Visitor Information Centre, operated by VisitScotland, is located in the Columba Buildings on the North Pier.

Oban lies at the western end of the A85 road. It also has a railway station from where a number of Abellio ScotRail trains run to and from Glasgow Queen Street daily. The town is also an important ferry port: it is Caledonian MacBrayne's busiest terminal. Oban is known as the Gateway to the Isles, with ferries sailing to the islands of Lismore, Colonsay, Islay, Coll, Tiree, to Craignure on Mull, to Castlebay on Barra and to Lochboisdale on South Uist. In 2005, a new ferry terminal was opened, and in 2007 a second linkspan opened, allowing two vessels to load/unload at the same time.

Alot to see in ( Oban - UK ) such as :

McCaig's Tower
Dunstaffnage Castle
Falls of Lora
St Columba's Cathedral
Dunollie Castle
Kerrera
Loch Creran
Kilmartin Glen
Inveraray Jail
Castle Stalker
Castle Sween
Oban Distillery
Gylen Castle
Oban War & Peace Museum
Dunstaffnage Chapel
Oban Times Museum
Oban Bay
Ganavan Bay
Oban War Memorial
Hutcheson's Monument

( Oban - UK ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting the city of Oban . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Oban - UK

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Oban, Scotland: Classic Scottish Port Town

More info about travel to Oban: Oban, Scotland, the Gateway to the Isles, is a busy little ferry terminal. The wind, boats, gulls, layers of islands, and the promise of a wide-open Atlantic beyond give a shiver-and-bustle vitality to this classic Scottish port town.

More info about travel to Iona and Mull: Regardless of the weather, a tour of Scotland's Iona and Mull offers the best one-day look at dramatic and historic Hebrides Island scenery. After bussing across Mull, it's a one-mile ferry ride to the sleepy island of Iona, a great place for a break from a busy itinerary.

At you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

5 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Oban, Fort William and the Surrounding Area | UK Travel Guide

Best 5 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Oban, Fort William, and the Surrounding Area

The busy town of Oban lies by a sheltered bay in the lee of the island of Kerrera, 49 mi south of Fort William. Since Victorian times the town has been one of Scotland's most popular resorts, as well as an important harbor for services to the West Highlands and the Hebrides. One of the most popular boat excursions from Oban takes in the small islands of Staffa and Iona with views en route of the beautiful east coast of Mull. Oban also makes a good base for sightseeing excursions into the Highland mountains and lochs, while Ganavan Sands behind Dunollie Castle offers opportunities for bathing

1. McCaig's Tower
2. Dunstaffnage Castle and Chapel
3. Castle Stalker and Kerrera Gylen Castle
4. Loch Awe and Kilchurn Castle
5. Kilmartin Church and Castle Sween

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Top 11 Tourist Attractions in Oban: Travel Scotland

Top 11 Tourist Attractions in Oban: Travel Scotland
McCaig's Tower, Oban War & Peace Museum, Dunstaffnage Castle & Chapel, The Scottish SEA LIFE Sanctuary, Ganavan Sands, Dunollie Museum Castle and Grounds, Easdale Island Folk Museum, Falls of Lora, Saint Columba Cathedral, St John's Cathedral, Pulpit Hill

Oban, Scotland, UK

Beautiful day! Just capturing a picturesque view of Oban, the little harbour town on the west coast of Scotland.

Oban, Scotland-Harbour and Town

Just got off the bus from Glasgow and thought I'd get some footage of the town center and harbour, etc..

Big Guns Dave - Celtic Quest Coasteering Guide

BIG GUNS DAVE
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Signature Move: Daves Dive.

Exploring the Pembrokeshire coast at sea level: rock hopping, wave dodging, cliff jumping, scramble climbing, adventure swimming and so much more!

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Exploring Scotland's Western Coast: Oban, Iona, and Isle of Skye

Scotland, you did not disappoint. We could hike on the Isle of Skye and take pictures of puffins forever. A return trip is certainly in our future.

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Totternish Peninsula, Eilean Donan Castle

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Oban | Scotland | Explore UK

Oban is a town in Scotland. It’s a gateway to the Hebridean islands. The Colosseum-like McCaig’s Tower overlooks Oban Bay. Seafood eateries cluster by the harbour. Outside town is the ruined Dunollie Castle, once the seat of Clan MacDougall.

Oban Argyll and Bute Scotland

Tour Scotland video of Oban, Scottish Gaelic; OH-bən, on ancestry visit to Argyll and Bute on the Scottish West Coast. The modern town of Oban grew up around the whisky distillery, which was founded there in 1794. The town was raised to a burgh of barony in 1811 by royal charter. Sir Walter Scott visited the area in 1814, the year in which he published his poem The Lord of the Isles; interest in the poem brought many new visitors to the town. The town was made a Parliamentary Burgh in 1833. The arrival of the railway, Oban to Callender Railway, opened on 30th Jun 1880 brought further prosperity, revitalising local industry and giving new energy to tourism. Work on McCaig's Tower, a prominent local landmark, started in 1895. It was paid for by John Stewart McCaig, born 1824, died 1902, and was constructed, in hard times, to give work for local stone masons. However, its construction ceased in 1902 on the death of its benefactor. During World War II, Oban was used by Merchant and Royal Navy ships and was an important base in the Battle of the Atlantic. Since the 1950s, the principal industry has remained tourism, though the town is also an important ferry port, acting as the hub for CalMac, Caledonian McBrayne, ferries to many of the islands of the Inner and Outer Hebrides