Skipness

Skip Ness is a small hamlet in Argyll and Bute, Scotland, on the east coast of the Kintyre peninsula. The place is located a few kilometers south of Tarbert in sight of the Isle of Arran.

Located in close proximity to castle ruins Skip Ness Castle and the Kilbrannen Chapel, which contains some rare grave plates, make the place of historical interest. Chapel and castle ruins both date from the 13th century and be entertained by the Authority Historic Scotland.

A renowned near the castle located café serves local seafood specialties and makes Skipness a popular tourist destination. In Port Na Chro, not far from the city, Cottages can be rented near the beach. Furthermore, located in the area an ecological tannery.