Tours and Activities
Guided Tours of Dunollie
Monday to Friday at 11.30pm and 2pm
Follow one of our Tour Guides and immerse yourself in Dunollie's History from the Iron age, to Somerled and the birth of the Clan MacDougall, throughout the Jacobite uprisings and until the present day.
Tours last approximately 1 hour and take place almost entirely outdoors.
Please note, the second half of the Tour involves going up the steep castle path.
Piping at the Castle
Sundays at 1.30pm.
Every week, we are joined by a young, talented piper who plays the bagpipes by Dunollie's Castle Ruin: An unforgettable Highland experience.
Depending on the weather, this may also take place beside the 1745 House Museum, so that you may be sheltered from the elements.
The piping lasts approximately 30 min.
Midsummer at Dunollie
Wednesday 21st June, 6pm-9pm
Join us to celebrate the summer solstice with a special evening, dessert and drinks menu from the kettle garden cafe and live music in the willow garden. The full site will be open, including Dunollie's Enchanting Woodland Grounds and the Castle Ruin with it's breathtaking views over Oban and the Isles.
Cofaidh is Cabadaich: Gaelic Conversation Sessions
On the first Tuesday of each month, from 11am-12.30pm
This informal Gaelic conversation session is a lovely way to practice your spoken Gaelic whilst enjoying a cup of coffee.
All ages and levels of fluency are welcome.
If you would like to take part, just email jamie@dunollie.org.
Sunday Wellness at Dunollie
Sunday 11th June, 10am-4pm
Join us for a pleasant, relaxing day for all ages. Enjoy some delicious specials from the Kettle Garden Cafe and take part in some of our drop in and self lead activities - a planting workshop, massage therapy, a makers market, storytelling , arts & crafts and more.
*Please Note: The path to the castle is steep and requires a reasonable level of fitness