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FromIslay (ILY) | ToGlasgow (GLA) | One-way | Depart: 02 May 2025 | From £71* Seen: 4 hrs ago | From Islay To Glasgow Fare Type One-way falseDates Depart: 02 May 2025 From £71 Seen: 4 hrs ago |
FromIslay (ILY) | ToGlasgow (GLA) | One-way | Depart: 09 May 2025 | From £71* Seen: 13 hrs ago | From Islay To Glasgow Fare Type One-way falseDates Depart: 09 May 2025 From £71 Seen: 13 hrs ago |
FromIslay (ILY) | ToGlasgow (GLA) | One-way | Depart: 14 Jul 2025 | From £71* Seen: 21 hrs ago | From Islay To Glasgow Fare Type One-way falseDates Depart: 14 Jul 2025 From £71 Seen: 21 hrs ago |
FromIslay (ILY) | ToGlasgow (GLA) | One-way | Depart: 16 Sep 2025 | From £71* Seen: 21 hrs ago | From Islay To Glasgow Fare Type One-way falseDates Depart: 16 Sep 2025 From £71 Seen: 21 hrs ago |
FromIslay (ILY) | ToGlasgow (GLA) | One-way | Depart: 09 Feb 2025 | From £71* Seen: 19 hrs ago | From Islay To Glasgow Fare Type One-way falseDates Depart: 09 Feb 2025 From £71 Seen: 19 hrs ago |
FromIslay (ILY) | ToGlasgow (GLA) | One-way | Depart: 12 Feb 2025 | From £71* Seen: 7 hrs ago | From Islay To Glasgow Fare Type One-way falseDates Depart: 12 Feb 2025 From £71 Seen: 7 hrs ago |
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Travel from Islay
Serene isle of whisky and more
The Isle of Islay and whisky are practically one and the same, and have been for centuries, thanks to abundant soft water, fertile barley fields and almost limitless supplies of peat for stoking the stills (and imparting the smoky taste that helps make Islay’s malt whiskies so distinctive).
Any tour of the island has to take in at least one of the nine working distilleries (soon to be 10), whose names are poetry to any whisky-lover: Laphroaig, Bruichladdich, Caol Ila, Bhunnahabhan … don’t try to pronounce them, just sip the product.
As you explore...
... prepare to be distracted by the stunning scenery of this most southerly of the Hebridean islands. Sense the tranquillity of moors and farmland, lochs and bays. Become more aware of the birdlife – the wintering flocks of barnacle geese are especially spectacular. Cycle to your heart’s content, or slow right down with a stroll on a beach – Machir Bay is almost 2km long. Visit little villages and ports and marvel at the character and history of Kildalton, say, and its magnificent stone Celtic Cross, and Bowmore’s Round Church (no corners for the Devil to hide in).
Pack rods for the trout fishing or bring golf clubs for Machrie’s genuine, old-school links course. Islay hosts half marathons and other sporting occasions, and you’re bound to find a ceilidh. If life is a journey, Islay is a perfect companion.
Islay distilleries
Islay distilleries have visitor centres and tours. So pick your favourite malt and enjoy the experience of discovering how and where it was made, and have a taste or two.
Kilarrow Parish Church
The Round Church stands at the head of the village of Bowmore. It has been described as Islay's most well-known building and was built between 1767 and 1769.