Walk starts at 10.10am, meeting at Westport car park. Note it's possible to pick up the Glasgow -Campbeltown 926 city link service from Tarbert or anywhere between Westport and Tarbert. If coming from Campbeltown bus times don't work - so car essential. It's a great walk along the shore - around 4 miles. The beach is everchanging so might be sandy underfoot with some stretches pebbly or vice versus- though it's generally sandy..if it's a clear day there will be spectacular views. It's popular with surfers so expect a rolling sea ! Option picnic lunch and refreshments at the Machrihanish Seabird Observatory. Return travel to Campbeltown with west coast motors local service or car.share. Lift back or city link bus back up west road or to Westport to pick up cars.
FREE, but donations are welcome on the day or online:
https://www.thekintyreway.com/donate
Friends of the Kintyre Way walks provide a great opportunity to explore Kintyre via The Kintyre Way and to meet other Friends of the Kintyre Way, so please come along to as many of the walks as you can. It will also be an opportunity to showcase our wild and beautiful 100-mile route on our doorstep. So please take plenty of photos of walkers having fun, the flora and fauna, and the marvellous scenery!
Photos can also be posted on our Facebook pages via the visitor pages of The Kintyre Way and The Friends of the Kintyre Way. You can also post on Kintyre Walks and, of course, share on your own social media channels.
Check out the Walk and Ride leaflets to help you plan.
The Friends of the Kintyre Way kindly host our walks on behalf of The Kintyre Way, which covers the insurance for the event.
By participating in an event organised by The Friends of The Kintyre Way, you are participating in walks hosted by volunteers. They generously offer their time and knowledge for free but may not have formal training in first aid, navigation, or emergency response. Event participants are responsible for assessing their fitness and suitability for participating in activities for their own and other's safety and well-being during the walk. Ensure you are appropriately dressed and equipped, including water, for all conditions.
