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Really, it's the music that sells the festival, but Arisaig itself comes a very close second! Follow the jaw-dropping scenic 'Road to the Isles' to arrive in Arisaig, which offers links to the small isles from Arisaig Marina. A few miles on, you'll find the gorgeous white sand beaches near Morar, and keep going to discover the fishing port of Mallaig, where you can connect to Skye and Knoydart. Make your festival weekend last longer in this amazing part of Scotland!
Make sure you download the NEW 'Discover Arisaig' app for up-to-date local information, events and things to do in the area.
The Hall was designed by prestigious architect Phillip Webb, partner of William Morris, co-founder of the Arts & Crafts Movement. It is believed to be the only building in Scotland which remains just as he built it. The hall was carefully renovated in 2000 and is now host to many events and regular clubs.
http://www.astleyhall.org.uk
You can also drop into the Arisaig Land, Sea & Islands Centre, a fantastic resource for local information, a museum and a great gift shop.
https://www.arisaiginfo.org.uk


In the village and surrounding area, there are several accommodation options, including hotels, pods, B&Bs and self-catering.
Campsites are available between 0.5 and 3 miles from the village, from Kinloid and Back of Keppoch to Traigh and Camusdarach. Booking is advised. Just Google search the above, or visit this dedicated website with lots of local info:
https://roadtotheisles.com
Eating options are plenty! Soundbites café and Arisaig Marina café offer great breakfast and lunch options, Arisaig Hotel and the Old Library offer lunch and evening meals. Takeaways from all the above are sometimes available and the Arisaig Bread Shed offers takeaway pizzas to order. Yum!


Our beaches are a must-see, whatever the weather! Nearest to Arisaig are the Back of Keppoch and Traigh beaches. A few miles on, there's Camusdarach, and closer to Morar village, you'll find the 'silver sands' at Tougal.
Well worth a visit is the Arisaig Gardens (Larachmhor), a 28-acre wild woodland garden on the edge of Arisaig with an extraordinary collection of mature, colourful rhododendrons.