Taxis in Arran
Compare local taxi operators serving Arran in Scotland. Check services, pricing, and reviews, then book online or request a quote directly from the operator.
3 operators found
A.R.C. private hire
UnverifiedArran Cab Company
UnverifiedSmooth Transfer.
UnverifiedTaxi fares in Arran
Licensed taxi fares in Arran are regulated by the local council. The table below shows typical price ranges — actual fares depend on traffic, time of day, and the operator.
* Estimates only. Always confirm the fare with your driver before travel.
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Explore Arran
Often called "Scotland in Miniature," the Isle of Arran packs Highland mountains, Lowland farmland, sandy beaches, and a whisky distillery into one beautiful island in the Firth of Clyde. Just an hour's ferry from the mainland, it is one of Scotland's most accessible island escapes.
Top 5 places to visit
Arran's highest peak at 874 metres, offering one of the finest summit panoramas in Scotland — on a clear day you can see Ireland, the Mull of Kintyre, and Ben Lomond. The classic ascent from Brodick takes 4-5 hours.
A magnificent National Trust for Scotland castle on the shores of Brodick Bay, with a remarkable collection of silver, porcelain, and sporting trophies, surrounded by stunning Victorian gardens.
Arran's celebrated whisky distillery in Lochranza offers tours through the entire whisky-making process, with tastings of their award-winning single malt. The setting at the head of Lochranza loch is dramatic.
Six prehistoric stone circles and standing stones on a remote moorland plateau in the west of the island. Dating from around 2000BC, they are among the most evocative prehistoric monuments in Scotland.
A picturesque village at the northern tip of the island with a ruined 16th-century castle reflected in the loch, a small ferry to Kintyre, and the best chance of spotting red deer and golden eagles on Arran.
Getting around Arran: Arran is reached by ferry from Ardrossan (55 minutes) to Brodick, or from Claonaig to Lochranza. Once on the island, taxis are the best option for reaching Machrie Moor, Lochranza, and the distillery from Brodick.