ParkingAvailable
ToiletsNot available
Step-free accessNo
WeatherOutdoors, best when dry
DogsDog friendly
About this place
Sea caves linked with Robert the Bruce legend on Arran’s west coast.
These sea caves on Arran's west coast are linked by local legend to Robert the Bruce, who is said to have sheltered here during his time as a fugitive before returning to lead Scotland's fight for independence - the same period associated with the famous story of Bruce and the spider. The caves themselves, carved by the sea into the coastal cliffs, can be reached by a walk along the shore, with some containing carved markings of uncertain age and origin. It's a wilder, more exploratory outing than many Arran attractions. It's free to visit, with parking nearby and a walk along uneven coastal terrain to reach the caves.
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55.5903, -5.3813