Cheap Flights to Campbeltown (CAL)
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dealchecker’s guide to Campbeltown
Campbeltown is situated on the Kintyre Peninsula in Scotland near the Mull of Kintyre. It's known for its lovely old buildings and the fine single malt whisky, such as Kilkerran, produced here. Although there is some revival taking place in the town, much of its charm lies in its isolation from the beaten track and the beautiful surrounding countryside. Flights arrive into Campbeltown Airport several times a day from the rest of the UK.
Flights To Campbeltown
Flying time on direct cheap Campbeltown flights from Heathrow is about an hour and a quarter. The Campbeltown flights from the UK which are not direct, take nearly two and a half hours. Glasgow is the most frequent stopover point for indirect flights to Campbeltown.
Getting Around Campbeltown
Visitors making use of car rental in Campbeltown will find that they have the freedom to explore the beautiful countryside at their leisure. The minute the flight to Campbeltown has landed, tourists may pick up their rental car from the airport before they travel to their lodgings in the picturesque town. The A82 and A83 make getting around easy for tourists with their own transport.
What To See In Campbeltown
Tourists using the hotels in Campbeltown as their home base can visit the lovely old Town House Town Hall in the centre of town, which dates from the mid eighteenth century. Horse riding, surfing and walking are popular pastimes, as are fishing and bird watching. Those not keen on taking boat trips on the Mull of Kintyre can do some kite flying.