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The gateway to the Isle of Arran, Brodick Castle and Country Park, Goat Fell (Arran's highest peak), the Arran Distillery nearby, and the main village on Scotland's most accessible island
A little history
Brodick is the main settlement on the Isle of Arran and the arrival point for the ferry from Ardrossan. Brodick Castle — a Royal Castle since at least the 13th century — was the seat of the Dukes of Hamilton and is now managed by NTS. Goat Fell, rising dramatically behind the village, is Arran's highest point.
Brodick Castle gardens in spring are extraordinary — rhododendrons and exotic plantings in a sheltered coastal setting. Goat Fell for the definitive Arran panorama. The Arran Distillery at Lochranza — a short drive north — is excellent.
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Brodick has good independent cafes and restaurants as the island's main village. The Arran Cheese Shop and Arran Brewery products are essential. Local seafood, venison and lamb are excellent.
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The gateway to the Isle of Arran, Brodick Castle and Country Park, Goat Fell (Arran's highest peak), the Arran Distillery nearby, and the main village on Scotland's most accessible island Roam surfaces the hidden gems that make Brodick worth exploring.
Brodick has good independent cafes and restaurants as the island's main village. The Arran Cheese Shop and Arran Brewery products are essential. Local seafood, venison and lamb are excellent. Download Roam free to discover Brodick's food scene.
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Tourism and the ferry drive Brodick's economy. Independent businesses serve both islanders and the significant visitor trade year-round. List your Brodick business on Roam to reach local customers in North Ayrshire.
Roam covers all of Brodick including Lamlash, Corrie, Sannox, Lochranza, Blackwaterfoot. Brodick Castle gardens in spring are extraordinary — rhododendrons and exotic plantings in a sheltered coastal setting. Goat Fell for the definitive Arran panorama. The Arran Distillery at Lochranza — a short drive north — is excellent.
