Gigha - Achamore Gardens.

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Gigha can be reached by Ferry from Tayinloan - (approx 3 miles from Muasdale).  Ferry crossings are on the hour every hour (except 1pm) from Tayinloan and on the half hour back - last crossing 5.30pm.  Last crossing back 4.30pm on a Sunday.

Gigha Heritage Trust now own the Island on behalf of the residents of Gigha. Achamore House was sold as part of their fund raising effort to secure the purchase of the island.

View from ferry terminal on Gigha. Ariel view of Achamore House

Achamore Gardens - you may walk round these.

Achamore Gardens is famous for it's tropical plants, Azaleas and Rhododendrons.    Watch out for wooden mushrooms in the gardens !


Azaleas and Rhododendrons everywhere


Mushroom made from fallen tree


Rhododendrons or Azaleas - garden awash with colour


The small parish church to the north of the gardens offers a perfect place for quiet contemplation. The stain glass windows are a must.  Dolphins have been spotted from the ferry and are quite often seen in the waters between Gigha and Muasdale.  The latest addition to Gigha are three wind turbines called "the dancing ladies", Faith Hope & Charity. 
Cruise Ship MV Explorer just off Cara on route to Gigha - 4th June 2007, 
who would have thought that she would come to such a sticky end, thank goodness no lives were lost.

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