- This short but beautiful walk visits the impressive 13th century Skipness Castle and chapel before heading out to the stunning beach at Skipness Point.
- Skipness Castle was abandoned at the end of the 17th century, then being used as a farm steading with the demolishing of the early courtyard buildings.
- Details of the ruins of Skipness Castle, an abandoned and ruined castle on Kintyre in Western Scotland Stock Photo - Alamy Skipness castle By Alamy.
- Skipness Castle stands on the east side of the Kintyre peninsula with wonderful views over to the Isle of Arran.
- Skipness Castle dates to the early 1200s and was built by Clan MacSween. It was rebuilt several times over three different centuries, and as such it offers a...
- Skipness Castle stands on the east side of the Kintyre peninsula in Scotland, near the village of Skipness.
- Scotland's Finest: Skipness Castle. Description: This is the largest surviving castle in Kintyre since the original walls of the royal castle of Tarbert have been...
- In the absence of any obvious parking we pulled up at the Skipness Seafood Cabin which neighbours the Castle and was busy at the time.
- In the absence of any obvious parking we pulled up at the Skipness Seafood Cabin which neighbours the Castle and was busy at the time.
- Skipness Castle is impressive as it has managed to survive for more than seven centuries in a surprisingly intact state.