Out to the Rhinns and back for three days, with the road running out at the sand.
You sleep in the middle and go out in a different direction each day.
You arrive today — Bridgend sits central, so nothing tomorrow is far.
A working Victorian distillery with no computers anywhere in the process, then an afternoon that slows right down by Loch Indaal.
Today's tour costs £25pp. Nothing Bruichladdich runs costs less — there is no cheaper way in.
Twenty minutes back from Port Charlotte, and the coaching inn's been feeding people for a century and a half.
Islay's only farm distillery, then two miles of white sand that's swallowed more ships than almost anywhere on the island.
Today's tour costs £30pp. Kilchoman's standard tour is £18pp.
Back from Machir Bay in the dark if you stay for the sunset, which you should.
A pool heated by the distillery next door, then a seated tasting that ends in the Harbour Inn's own bar.
Today's tour costs £100pp. Bowmore's standard tour is £25pp.
Every tour and every drive already worked out, across three days and three nights. Take it exactly as it stands, or open it up and make it yours.
Nothing here is paid to DramStory — you book each of these yourself.
Farm to Bottle, Rhinns Peninsula does Bruichladdich and Kilchoman in a single day out west.
One distillery, two miles of white sand, and nowhere in particular to be.
The pool, the distillery, the round church and the harbour, all within four streets.