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Discover Inverclyde

As the lockdown eases and more tourism and hospitality businesses open and you discover or
re-discover Inverclyde, please stay safe and protect others and follow all social and physical distancing guidance.

Covid-19 Update

Golf Inverclyde

Golf courses throughout the area are beginning to open. Speak to local courses about their arrangements or membership. We will keep you updated on when guests are all allowed to play.

Golf Inverclyde

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Food & Drink

We have a number of Food & Drink establishments beginning to open. Have a look through our list of fantastic bars, coffee shops and restaurants, including those participating in the ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ offer during August.

Food & Drinks

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Art & Culture

At this moment only some of our wonderful arts & culture venues are open, including the Watt Institution and the Waterfront cinema in Greenock. We will keep you up to date with developments as and when they happen.

Arts & Culture

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Finlaystone Estate

Finlaystone Estate, with it’s amazing outdoor spaces for exploring is a great place to take the kids for an adventure and a picnic on a day out. It is open now.

Finlaystone Country Estate

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Watt Institution

The Watt Institution, incorporating the Watt Hall and McLean Museum, is now open for you to explore and enjoy. Hours are limited to 11am- 2pm Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

The Watt Institution

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Lunderston Bay

Lunderston Bay, part of the Clyde Muirshiel regional park, is a local beauty spot open for exploring and enjoying. Ideal for a splash in the water, the area has been listed in the Scottish Governments list of designated bathing waters.

Outdoor Activities

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Greenock Cut

Take a walk in the wild at the Greenock Cut.

Car parks and trails are open but toilet and buildings facilities remain closed.

Outdoor Adventure

DiscoverInverclyde

One of Scotland’s smallest regions but with the warmest welcome, Inverclyde sits at the mouth of the River Clyde. Made up of three thriving towns; Port Glasgow, Greenock and Gourock and the villages of Kilmacolm & Quarrier’s Village to the East and Inverkip & Wemyss Bay to the West.

The area has a history and heritage rich in shipbuilding and seafaring dating back to the 1500’s which has left its mark throughout the region.

These days, it offers a broad range of sports and leisure facilities, both indoors and outdoors, a great variety of arts and culture activities and wide open spaces to enjoy and explore.

Things to do

Heritage & History

There have been towns and villages in the area since the 1500’s so there is rich history waiting to be explored.

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Food & Drink

Inverclyde offers a variety of food and drink for all tastes. There is something for everyone. Casual, relaxed dining, eating out or more formal restaurants. Find out more.

Food & Drink

Shopping

Each of the towns and villages has a variety of shops, from larger retail shops in Port Glasgow retail park and Greenock Oak Mall to unique boutique shops in Gourock.

Business Directory

Outdoor Activities

On the shores of the River Clyde there are plenty of out door pursuits and activities to get involved in. Find out more here.

Outdoor activities

Arts & Culture

From the recently refurbished Watt Institution to the Beacon Arts Centre there are plenty of locations to discover Inverclyde’s arts and culture offering. Find out more.

Arts & Culture