The Colonsay Hotel is the island's welcoming social hub, offering excellent food, local hospitality and stunning views across Colonsay Bay — perfect for enjoying a meal, a drink or sunset after a day of exploring.

The bar at the Colonsay Hotel is a favourite gathering place for locals and visitors alike, serving a great selection of Scottish whiskies, local gins and refreshing drinks in a warm and welcoming island atmosphere.

Dating back thousands of years, Colonsay's mysterious standing stones offer a fascinating glimpse into the island's ancient past and provide one of the Hebrides' most evocative prehistoric landmarks.

Set against a spectacular Hebridean backdrop, Colonsay's unique 18-hole golf course offers a relaxed and memorable round, with stunning sea views accompanying almost every hole.

Oronsay Priory was founded by the Augustinians in the early 14th century and became an important religious centre for the islands and Argyll over the next two hundred years. Dedicated to St Oran, the presence of the Priory gave Oronsay much influence during the time when the Lordship of the Isles was an important political factor in Scottish history.

Explore Colonsay at your own pace with Colonsay Bikes & Boards, offering bike, paddleboard and watersports hire to help you discover the island's stunning coastline, quiet roads and breathtaking scenery.

Discover one of Scotland's finest woodland gardens at Colonsay House Gardens, where rare plants, vibrant seasonal displays and peaceful walking trails create a truly unforgettable island experience.

Whether you're picking up daily essentials or sampling local island products, the Colonsay Island Shop offers a friendly welcome and everything you need during your stay.

Discover beautiful artwork, handcrafted gifts and distinctive island treasures at Seapink Colonsay Arts & Wares, a celebration of Colonsay's creative spirit.

Experience the flavours of the Hebrides at the Colonsay Smokery, renowned for its expertly smoked salmon and seafood crafted using time-honoured island traditions.

Housed in a beautifully restored former railway waiting room, The Old Waiting Room Gallery showcases an inspiring mix of local art, crafts and creative talent from across the islands.

Take a behind-the-scenes tour of the Isle of Colonsay Distillery, where you can discover the art of gin-making, meet the iconic copper still "Jinty" and enjoy a tasting of the island's award-winning spirits overlooking Loch Fada.