spectacular scenary, much better than it looks, only five minutes from the car park, a must visit on bute!

good signage, excellent information about the history of the site, appreciated the footpaths etc. The views all round were excellent.

Stopped off here a few days ago, newborn lambs on the walk up, early evening light was amazing and the chapel had some very interesting features, spectacular views.

My daughter and I came across this ruined chapel while walking the first part of the West Island Way which is a circular walk from Kilchattan Bay. It was very impressive with photogenic arches. The various burial areas were really interesting with their references to the Dark Ages - men and women were kept separate even in death! It's in... More

Walked up to this ruined church during a break in the weather. There is a lovely peaceful atmosphere amongst the ruins and the old tombstones. Definitely worth a look and it's a good walk too.

This place is very atmospheric and makes you wish that stones could talk. It is beautiful and haunted in the best possible way.

There is a stillness and spiritual feel to this ancient location. It dates from the iron-age through the early Celtic Church to Viking invasions. It is a devil of a walk up the hill but if your reasonably fit, the climb up is well worth it.

A hidden gem on the circuit trail around Kilchattan Bay. Made it my lunch stop and enjoyed the company of the ghosts of the monks who founded the place,

Well worth the small walk up the hill to reach the chapel. It is so quiet up there and it is so peaceful and a perfect way to while away a couple of hours. Both my husband and myself are keen photographers and we got some beautiful shots up there.