Lochranza is a typical picture-postcard village set on the northern tip of Arran, overlooked on several sides by hills where you'll see lots of red deer. The village and the picturesque ruins of a bold 13th century castle, surround the bay. It is said that Robert the Bruce stayed here in 1306 to claim the Scottish throne before beginning his struggle for independence. The village is near to safe bathing areas and suitable for shore and boat fishing.
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