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Our Favourite Attractions near Wemyss Bay
Lush forests, shimmering lochs, soaring mountains, idyllic islands... there's a landscape and adventure to suit everyone at Wemyss Bay.
Perched on the banks of the spectacular Forth of Clyde, it's ideally placed for island-hopping, with the ferry port to Bute just a short stroll away from the park. The boat to the Isle of Arran, a gorgeous wonderland, is a 30-minute drive away.
Further afield you'll discover wildlife-rich country estates, the Victorian resort of Dunoon and vibrant Glasgow - home to a superb assortment of attractions and museums.
Just be sure to be back at Wemyss for sunset. They're sensational!
Amazing attractions near Wemyss Bay
Vikingar!
Journey back in time and come face-to-face with real Vikings - who are just dying to tell you about their exploits and adventures!
Dumbarton Museum
The home of the world's first commercial ship testing tank, where you'll discover how the legendary ship designers William Denny and Brothers made remarkable breakthroughs.
Glasgow Science Centre
Time to get hands on with science. Feel hurricane-strength winds, get your groove on in the DNA disco or jump into a giant hamster wheel!
Kelburn Estate and Country Centre
A 13th-century castle flamboyantly adorned with artistic graffiti, a thrilling woodland mountain bike course and so many playgrounds, this is not your average country estate!
Finlaystone Country Estate
A beautiful 140-acre woodland, an idyllic garden with sublime river views and a gigantic playground - this has "family day out" written all over it!
Laser Matrix
Strap on your sensor vest, arm your laser gun and get ready to battle it out in Scotland's largest multi-level laser tag arena!
The Craft Pottery
A contemporary pottery studio where you can unleash your creativity on a range of beautiful porcelain pieces. Just pick your favourite and paint!
Jurassic Parrr Adventure Golf
Combining the intricate trickery of mini golf with the towering terror of a Tyrannosaurus Rex, Jurassic Parr Adventure Golf promises a dinosaur-filled day out!
Isle of Bute
One of the most accessible of the westerly isles, Bute is a natural haven. Wherever you look you're sure to be rewarded with glorious views!
Loch Lomond
As the largest lake in Britain, Loch Lomond is truly magical year round – with sparkling snow topped mountains, glistening glens and ancient woodlands. Blissful!
Dunoon
A holiday destination since Victorian times, Dunoon is the main resort on the stunning Cowal Peninsula; an ideal base to explore the area's striking countryside.
ScotKart Indoor Kart Racing
Scotland's fastest and largest indoor karting circuit is a thrill seeker's paradise - are you ready to put the pedal to the metal?
Sea Life Loch Lomond Aquarium
Dive into an underwater world and come face-to-face with spectacular marine life - from those in the Lochs right outside to vibrant tropical marvels!
City Sightseeing Glasgow
Beautifully blending grand Victorian structures, the most striking contemporary creations and gorgeous parkland, Scotland's largest city is a delight to explore - especially by bus!
Loch Lomond Leisure
Experience Loch Lomond up close with the watersports experts at Loch Lomond Leisure. Your next family adventure just got a whole lot more exciting!
Wemyss Bay Beach
Less than an hour away from Glasgow is pretty Weymyss Bay Beach, a small rock and shingle beach overlooking the bay.
Lunderston Bay
Part of Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park and the nearest sandy beach to Glasgow, Lunderston Bay is a hotspot for picnickers, walkers and families.
Inverclyde Coastal Path: Lunderston Bay - Wemyss Bay
This leisurely section of the Inverclyde Coastal Path combines seaside views with pretty stretches of woodland and is abundant in interesting wildlife - you may even spot a seal!
West Kilbride to Seamill, Ayrshire
Traversing across tracks and roads towards West Kilbride, this circular route benefits from scenic views across to the Isle of Arran and returns along the Ayrshire Coastal Path.
Wildlife & History on Great Cumbrae
Discover Great Cumbrae Island on this fascinating and varied coastal route, featuring historical points of interest and a wide array of local wildlife.
