Lamlash

Lamlash is a village located on the east coast of the Isle of Arran in Scotland. It sits within Lamlash Bay, a sheltered natural harbor facing the smaller island of Holy Isle. The village is a popular tourist destination, known for its picturesque setting and opportunities for watersports.

Historically, Lamlash served as a vital anchorage for ships. Its bay provided a safe haven, and the village developed to support maritime activities. Today, tourism is the primary industry, with many visitors drawn to the island's natural beauty and recreational activities. The village offers a range of accommodations, restaurants, and shops catering to tourists.

A prominent feature of Lamlash Bay is Holy Isle, which is a short boat ride away. Holy Isle is home to a Buddhist monastery and offers walking trails with panoramic views. Lamlash itself has a small harbor, a village green, and a scattering of traditional buildings. The surrounding landscape of Arran, with its mountains and coastline, provides a dramatic backdrop to the village. The island is accessible by ferry from Ardrossan on the mainland.