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Isle of Arran

Shopping in Lamlash

Shopping in Lamlash comes with a lovely backdrop: the sheltered bay and Holy Isle just across the water. Take your time browsing the village’s independent shops, then settle in for a coffee or a bite to eat by the shore.

Shops here

6 shops in Lamlash.

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COAST Discovery Centre

We sell beautiful items made by local artists, as well as sea-themed children's books, toys and activities, stationary and COAST branded merchandise.

Janelle’s

Stocking unique items for your home & also gifts for family & friends on those special occasions . Wide variety of cushions , throws , ceramics ,lamps & giftware .

Black Fox Studio

Black Fox Studio is an independent art gallery and picture framing workshop. As a working artist’s studio, the gallery showcases a growing collection of original Arran-inspired artwork including prints, etchings and charcoal works inspired by the landscapes, coastline and character of the Isle of Arran. Visitors are welcome to browse the collection, see works in […]

Arran Fine Foods Kitchen Shop

Maker of fine Mustard, Chutney and Jams, also selling a range of Kitchenware and gifts.

MARTY’S

Marty’s is a brand new shop in Lamlash selling gifts and souvenirs. Offering custom printing and the opportunity to design your own souvenir or create a bespoke item for your own business. The future pottery painting area is currently a craft space and is open for people to sit and break open a purchased craft […]

Getting here

From Brodick ferry terminal, follow the A841 south over the hill to Lamlash. The village is around three miles away, making it an easy stop on a trip around Arran. Stagecoach service 323 connects Brodick with Lamlash and continues towards Whiting Bay and the south of the island. Check the current timetable before travelling.

What else is nearby

Follow the shore for views across Lamlash Bay to Holy Isle, or spend a little longer over lunch in one of the village’s cafés, pubs or restaurants. The COAST Discovery Centre is worth a visit to learn about Arran’s marine life and the community’s work to protect it. In the summer season, boat trips and crossings to Holy Isle run from Lamlash Pier—check with the operator for availability and sailing conditions.