Since it is situated along a shoreline, commuting to the mainland requires a ferry. To get you around the island, local bus services are available. Rental bikes are the perfect option to explore the island as the region isn’t too vast and the land is not hilly.

You can book an OYO Hotel in The Isle of Bute for around £40-50 per night. You can also avail of attractive discounts and promo codes.

Some of the facilities that OYO hotels provide include spacious rooms, clean linen, free wifi, en-suite bathrooms, a seating area, and a 24/7 check-in option.

You can also enjoy a flat-screen TV, AC, and tea and coffee maker in your OYO room when in The Isle of Bute. Services like daily housekeeping and free parking are also provided.

OYO Chandlers, Rothesay is the best option for a budgeted accommodation in The Isle of Bute.

Old forts, natural reserves, and historical landmarks abound in the Isle of Bute.

• Mount Stuart House and Rothesay Castles are great options to explore the rich history that Isle of Bute has to offer.
• St Blane’s Chapel is a combination of historical ruins of the Norse history and religious sentiments.
• Kingarth Standing Stones will satiate your cravings for mystery and adventure.
• A multifarious landscape that gives a fascinating vista of coastlines, beaches, and farmland, the West Island Way is an ideal trail for hiking.
• Bute Museum houses a unique collection of the geological stones that made up the Island’s topography and wildlife remains, it is a must-see place for a close understanding of Isle of Bute’s culture.
• If you want to take a look at the works of the local artists of Bute, head to The Bute Galley to see a showcase of their works.

June to August are the peak season of the Isle of Bute. Spring and Autumn season in the months of May and September respectively are ideal for outdoor activities. Winter months of October to March are an ideal time for a taste of Scottish parties and celebrations, and for witnessing the Northern Lights.

You can buy economical trinkets of jewellery at Bluestone, and visit The Dressing Room for some hand-picked garments and Simply Buteiful for tartan fabrics and souvenirs.

The only way to reach The Isle of Bute is via ferry from Wemyss Bay. You can drive down to the Bay from Glasgow Airport which is around 23 miles from the airport. You can also opt for train services, from Glasgow Central to Wemyss Bay, and then a ferry ride till The Isle of Bute. Flights can be taken till the Glasgow International Airport.

There are a number of pubs in the area that are known for their local brews and Scottish whiskey. Most of the pubs offer delectable dishes of venison, haggis, and pudding. There are no loud bars in the region, but you can enjoy relaxed meals at any of the local eateries.