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Experience Scotland’s West Coast | Summer 2015
By ferry
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Failté! Welcome
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C hoosing and booking your Day Out
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Failté! Welcome to the
beautiful and diverse west
coast of Scotland and to
Go Days Out 2015
Here you’ll find a range of great options to help
you discover more of the wonderful islands and
peninsulas of the west coast with great day and
longer trips and other suggestions for getting the
most out of your visit.
This year we’ve introduced some exciting new
options including the chance to travel from the
beautiful Isle of Skye to remote St Kilda, the UK’s
only UNESCO Dual World Heritage Site and
National Nature Reserve. On Skye, explore the
ancient grandeur of Dunvegan Castle, the oldest
continuously inhabited castle in Scotland and the
ancestral home of the Chiefs of Clan MacLeod for
800 years. Best known for its whisky, Islay has more
to offer - explore more of this beautiful island and
coastline on a wildlife boat trip.
Head to beautiful Colonsay to explore and visit
Colonsay House Gardens. Visit romantic Inveraray
Castle and Gardens, home of the chief of the Clan
Campbell, located by the shores of Loch Fyne in
Argyll. From Mull, enjoy a guided wildlife tour
and visit the small and charming Mull Aquarium.
From Tobermory enjoy a swimming with seals
lagoon experience or a day whale watching. Head
across to the Morvern peninsula and visit peaceful
Ardtornish Gardens or spend the day on the
remote and beautiful Ardnamurchan peninsula.
Enjoy a relaxing cruise along Loch Shiel or explore
the stunning Outer Hebrides on a self drive tour.
To celebrate the Year of Food and Drink 2015 learn
more about our Whisky Coast Trail, our West Coast
Whisky Pass, suggestions for a real ale islands trail
and great lunch and dinner cruises.
With over 160 years of
experience, 27 routes to 24
destinations and journeys
ranging from five minutes
to seven hours on our multi
award winning service,
there’s plenty to explore
and enjoy.
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From active or relaxing breaks, to
family friendly adventures or just
getting away from it all for a day,
weekend or longer, the
west coast has it all.
Read on for our suggestions to
help make the most of your travel
plans and discover more of Scotland’s
amazing west coast islands and
peninsulas. Book now and experience
it for yourself.
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Our Routes
Lewis
Stornoway
Harris
Tarbet
North
Uist
Ullapool
Leverburgh
Berneray
Lochmaddy
Uig
Skye
South
Uist
Eriskay
Inverness
Scotland
Lochboisdale
Canna
Barra
Armadale
Rum
Muck
Eigg
T Fort William
Tobermory
Tiree
Port
Mallaig
Kilchoan
Coll
T
Raasay
Lochaline
Lismore
Fishnish
Craignure
Iona
Mull
Dundee
Edinburgh
T Oban
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Colonsay
Colintraive
Port Askaig
Jura
Kennacraig
Kint
yr
e
Bute
Port Ellen
Gigha
Largs
Great
Arran Cumbrae
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Ardrossan
Prestwick
Campbeltown
Glasgow
Wemyss Bay
Tarbert
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Our network stretches
from Arran in the
south to Lewis in the
north, allowing you to
discover more when you
travel by ferry.
Our experienced
Tourshop, Port Office
and Contact Centre staff
are available to help you
plan your journey and
tell you more about our
destinations.
Outer Hebrides
Linked both by ferries and causeways, this chain of islands
is famed for its fabulous beaches, colourful machair, lochs
and abundance of wildlife, perfect for walking, cycling
and fishing.
Skye, Raasay & the Small lsles
Experience breathtaking scenery, rich history, world class
cuisine, outdoor adventure and vibrant Gaelic culture.
Each island is unique and all worth a visit.
lnner Hebrides
Rich in history and heritage, myths and legends. Enjoy
golden beaches, unspoilt natural beauty, amazing views
and warm island welcomes.
Southern Hebrides
Explore picturesque and charming villages, dramatic
cliffs, golden sands and an abundance of wildlife. For
whisky enthusiasts, a visit to the distilleries on Islay and
Jura is a must.
Firth of Clyde & Kintyre
Dramatic coastline, lush glens, hidden coves and deserted
beaches, great golfing, cycling, wildlife, arts and crafts, just
waiting to be discovered.
The Year of Food and Drink
2015 is the Year of Food and Drink in
Scotland and the West Coast boasts
an excellent range of high quality local
produce including Stornoway Black
Pudding, cheeses from Arran, Kintyre
and Mull, Argyll Hill Lamb, Wild
Argyll Venison and Barra Seafood, as
well as delicious chutneys, chocolate,
seafood and more, not to mention the
great local ales and world renowned
whiskies. There are also great places to
eat across the West Coast from small
cafés to Michelin star restaurants.
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To celebrate the Year of Food and Drink
we’ve created some great meal options
for you to sample some of the best local
produce available when you travel with
us. Look out for the Year of Food and
Drink symbol next to these trips.
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Our commitment to your experience
We aim to provide you with an
enjoyable passenger experience with
excellent food and drink rich in
local provenance at its heart.
Throughout our network the use of local
produce and traceability is crucial to us and
we work closely with local suppliers. On larger
vessels you’ll find our onboard service outlets
offering a range of options from freshly cooked
meals to light snacks and refreshments.
We are proud to be sourcing more route-specific
ingredients and products than ever before. Our
Mariners menus feature delicacies such as Barra
landed Haddock, Salmon from Argyll Smokery
in Dunoon, as well as tasty burgers sourced from
meat in Argyll. Our famous CalMac’n’cheese is
made using delicious cheese from Lockerbie.
Lighter bites onboard include freshly baked cakes
from Cobbs Bakery in Loch Ness and freshly
made sandwiches from local suppliers. In our
bars you’ll find island brewed ales and lagers, in
addition to local malts and whiskies.
We are proud to be the first ferry operator to
be awarded the Taste Our Best accreditation by
VisitScotland, showing our commitment to using
local produce and supporting local suppliers.
Taste Our Best is a new quality assurance scheme
that ensures you will eat only the best Scottish
produce. Look out for the Taste our Best logo on
the routes you’re travelling.
Visit our Mariners Caféteria to enjoy a selection
of hot and cold meals including vegetarian and
child friendly menus. Meals are freshly cooked on
board and on longer sailings made to order. Look
out for daily specials featuring local produce.
The Still full bar services offers a range of local
whiskies and ales – a great way to toast the
islands. Or sit back and enjoy a speciality coffee
while you savour the views.
Stop at the Coffee Cabin for snacks and local
bakery items. You can order and buy Grab ‘n’ Go
packed lunches here - ideal for when you’re out
and about exploring.
How to book
your Day Out
All of our day and longer trips are listed by departure
port. To book, simply visit or contact the appropriate
trip departure point shown next to the trip details.
Need more inspiration or want to try somewhere new? Use our network
map on page 6 to guide you to alternative ports and routes
Visit our website at www.calmac.co.uk
or speak to one of our experienced Tourshop
or Contact Centre staff who’ll be able to help.
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Little Extras
Almost all our trips listed include your ferry
travel. Some tickets to attractions are also
available to purchase separately. So if you’re
already on one of the islands and are looking
for something extra to enjoy during your visit,
you can easily mix and match to combine one
or more activities.
ook out for the Extra symbol to
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see which tickets can be added as
an extra to your booking.
lnterested in longer and
multi-island journeys?
View our Island Hopscotch© and
Rover itineraries at www.calmac.co.uk
lslands Explorer Pass
We’ve teamed up with Historic Scotland to offer
a great new Islands Explorer Pass. The pass gives
entry to the sites listed below.
• The Blackhouse, Arnol, Isle of Lewis
• Bonawe Iron Furnace beside Loch Etive,
near Glencoe
• Dunstaffnage Castle near Oban
• Iona Abbey, Isle of Iona
• Kisimul Castle, Castlebay, Isle of Barra
• Rothesay Castle, Isle of Bute
Passes are valid for one visit to each site and for
one month from the first visit. Available April to
September only.
Adult £18
Child (aged 5-15 years) £10.80
Concession £14.40
Families (2 adults and 2 children) £36
lona Abbey Entrance Tickets
Save time and beat the queues by booking
your Iona Abbey entrance tickets with us before
you travel.
Adult £7.10 Child £4.30 Concession £5.70
If you’re travelling with children age 4 to 11
years or looking for a fun, educational gift,
our CalMac Kids Club is packed full of great
activities. Kids Club members receive their own
goody bag packed full of treats and get to travel
and eat free on their birthday. For details and to
join visit www.calmackidsclub.co.uk
Your Island Explorer Pass and Iona Abbey tickets
can be purchased from our Tourshops at Oban
and Fort William and our Port Offices as well as
at the Historic Scotland sites listed above and
online from Historic Scotland’s website. For
more details on these and all Historic Scotland
properties visit www.historic-scotland.gov.uk
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do and we welcome your feedback. Share your
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feedback and you’ll be entered into our monthly
prize draw for the chance to win £50 of CalMac
Gift Vouchers to spend on your next trip or
onboard.
Days out from Clyde & Kintyre
Easily accessible from
the central belt by car,
bus or train the Firth
of Clyde islands includes
the well-known and
popular destinations
of Great Cumbrae,
Arran and Bute, all ideal
for great days out and
longer stays.
Days Out from
Clyde and Kintyre
Dates
3 April – 25 October 2015
Historic Brodick Castle
Ferry times
Depart Ardrossan daily from
0700 (Sundays 0945)
Scotland’s first island country park,
historic castle, impressive collections,
beautiful gardens and views.
Return sailings daily from 0820
(Sundays 1105)
Price
Adult £15.50
Child £7.75
Family £47.50 (2 adults &
2 children, excluding car)
Car & driver £45.70
Valid for up to 2 days including
day of travel with one time
castle entry and return ferry
Additional options
Add a Day Rover bus ticket
for unlimited travel for one
or 3 days and a chance to
really explore Arran using local
Stagecoach buses. See page
14 for details.
Depart from Ardrossan
To book
Call Ardrossan Port Office on 01294 463 470 (option 2)
Explore historic Brodick Castle, Garden and
Country Park set dramatically against the backdrop
of Goatfell on beautiful Arran. This grand red
sandstone baronial style castle and grounds became
Scotland’s first island Country Park in 1980. Enjoy a
guided introduction to the main hall and then free
time to explore the rich collection of the castle’s
impressive collections. Relax in the café and explore
the landscaped gardens to enjoy woodland trails,
wildlife ponds, waterfalls, great views and the
chance to spot local wildlife including red squirrels,
Red Deer and Golden Eagle.
In association with the National Trust Scotland.
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Arran Heritage Museum
Family friendly indoor and outdoor displays
and activities, genealogy service.
To book
Call Ardrossan Port Office on 01294 463 470 (option 2) or
Brodick Port Office on 01475 650 397
For a fun and educational family friendly day
out try Arran Heritage Museum to learn more
about life and past times on the island. Permanent
displays include the stable and coach house, a
1920’s classroom, seafaring collections as well as
photographic collections depicting village and
island life in bygone days. The Museum also offers
a genealogy service on Wednesdays or by prior
arrangement with experienced genealogists to assist.
In association with Arran Heritage Museum.
Dates
Ferry times
Depart Ardrossan daily from
0700 (Sundays 0945)
Return sailings daily from 0820
(Sundays 1105)
Price
Adult £11.20
Child £5.50
Family £31.00
(2 adults & 2 children)
Includes return ferry from
Ardrossan plus Museum and
Garden entry, excluding Day
Rover or open top bus
Museum only (excludes ferry)
Adult £3.70
Child £1.75
Seniors £2.75
Family £8.50
Includes
Travel valid for up to 2 days
including day of travel and one
time entry to the Museum.
Additional options
Add a Day Rover bus ticket
for unlimited travel for one
or 3 days and a chance to
really explore Arran using local
Stagecoach buses. See page 14
for details.
Days Out from Ardrossan
Easily accessible from Ayrshire and west central Scotland, Ardrossan is just 40 minutes
drive from Glasgow with regular bus and train connections available.
Arran Rover tickets and
Open Top Bus
Dates
Arran
Bus times
Buses leave from near the
ferry terminal. An open top
bus service operates every
day to Brodick Castle until
Sunday 7 September and then
weekends only until the end of
September.
Leave the car behind, relax and enjoy
the views.
To book
Call Ardrossan Port Office on 01294 463 470 (option 2)
Stagecoach bus connection available from Brodick, for details
of times contact Traveline phone 0871 200 22 33.
Relax and leave the car behind when you explore
Arran by bus. Add a Rover ticket to your Arran
Heritage Museum or Brodick Castle ticket or book
separately to explore more whilst on Arran.
Your Day or Multi Day Rover ticket is valid on
the open top bus as well as on the regular service
buses. Please note: seats on the top deck are
subject to availability at the time of boarding.
Price
Day Rover
Valid for 1 day unlimited travel
Adult £5.60
Child £3.20
Multi day Rover
Valid for 3 days unlimited travel
Adult £15.50
Child £9.00
In association with Stagecoach.
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Great local produce, freshly prepared onboard,
360 degree panoramic views, wildlife spotting,
whales, dolphins, porpoises and sea birds,
Sunday lunch cooked for you!
To book
Call Ardrossan Port Office on 01294 463 470 (option 2).
Treat yourself this Sunday and enjoy a leisurely lunch
cruise departing from Ardrossan and travelling to
Campbeltown on the stunning Kintyre peninsula.
Sit back and relax, enjoy the views, take a stroll
around the decks and enjoy great local produce.
Weather permitting; enjoy panoramic views of the
Clyde coastline including the south of Arran and
Kintyre, the north tip of the island bird sanctuary
Ailsa Craig and the north east coast of Ireland as well
as Davaar Island and lighthouse. You’ll also have
the chance to see some of the rich wildlife in this
area including dolphins, porpoises, minke whales as
well as a variety of sea birds, particularly during the
summer months.
Dates
3 May – 27 September 2015
Ferry times
Departs Ardrossan 1350
arrives Campbeltown 1630
Departs Campbeltown 1655
arrives Ardrossan 1935
Price
Adult £24.30
Including Mariners main meal,
Coffee Cabin hot drink and
cake. Vegetarian options also
available on board.
Child £11.40
Including Mini Mariners Meal
and drink
Important Information
When booking your nonlanding trip it is on the
understanding that you will
not be able to disembark when
you reach Campbeltown. If
you disembark, even briefly,
you will be unable to make the
minimum check in time for
the return crossing and will be
refused boarding. If you must
disembark we recommend you
purchase a standard single or
return foot passenger or car
fare instead.
Kintyre Sunday Lunch Cruise
Dates
1000 to 1745
(last admission 1700)
Price
Adults £9.00
Senior Citizens
and Students £8.10
(on production of student card)
Child £6.30
Family Ticket £26.10
(2 Adults & 2 or more children)
Children (under 5) Free
Includes
Castle and Gardens entry.
Inveraray Castle and Gardens
Inveraray
Family friendly, seat of the Clan Campbell,
one of Scotland’s most famous castles, The
Armoury Hall, The State Dining Room,
beautiful gardens.
To book
Call Ardrossan Port Office on 01294 463 470 (option 2), contact
CalMac Tourshop at Oban Ferry Terminal on
01631 562 244 or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk
If you’re getting the ferry to or from Campbeltown,
Oban, Gigha or Tarbert Loch Fyne or simply driving
from Glasgow, a great place to visit is romantic
and historic Inveraray Castle and Gardens, one
of Scotland’s finest stately homes and the ancestral
home of the Duke of Argyll, Chief of the Clan
Campbell.
Situated by the shores of Loch Fyne in Argyll, the
castle has a fairytale façade with an enchanting
interior as well as a beautifully maintained garden
and estate grounds with excellent walks. The Castle
is the main site for the annual family friendly Best of
the West Festival each September showcasing the
great food, drink and music of Argyll and beyond.
Make sure to allow time to visit the Castle Tearoom
for great local produce.
In association with Inveraray Castle.
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Dates
To book
Call Ardrossan Port Office on 01294 463 470 (option 2) or
Wemyss Bay Port Office on 01475 5205210 (option 2).
Motorbike plus rider £54.80
Passenger £17.75
This is a great introduction to the beautiful islands
of Arran and Bute as well as the Cowal and Kintyre
peninsulas and offers fantastic value as well as a
great option for families and friends.
Sail on five of our ferries using the five ferry routes
listed below, starting at any point on the list. Travel Uig
in either direction for a fantastic multi destination
mini adventure. Explore different island and
peninsula destinations with impressive scenery and
views throughout. Available over one to three days,
many travellers chose to break their journey with
one or two nights stay at one or more destinations
along the way or simply enjoy a fun packed day.
This is also a great option for cyclists including those
looking for a one day challenge against the clock!
• Ardrossan to Brodick (Arran)
• Lochranza to Claonaig
• Tarbert to Portavadie (Argyll’s Secret Coast)
• Colintraive to Rhubodach and
• Rothesay (Bute) to Wemyss Bay*
Price
£105.00
For a car and up to 4
passengers including driver
Advance booking is required
for this trip.
*Please note that there may
be changes to the normal
departure port and to the
timetable as a result of
planned work at Wemyss
Bay port during September.
Passengers intending to travel
during September are advised
to check latest details at
www.calmac.co.uk or call
0800 066 5000 before
booking and travel.
Craignure
Five Ferries Self Drive or Cycle Tour
Travel on five ferry routes to five destinations,
stunning scenery, valid for up to 3 days,
great short break .
Days Out from Wemyss Bay
Wemyss Bay is approximately 40 minutes from Glasgow. Regular bus links from Greenock, Glasgow
and Ayrshire as well as train connections from west central Scotland are also available.
Dates
Operates Daily
22 May – 28 September 2015
Tour times
Tour departs from Guildford
Square at 10.30am, 12pm,
2.30pm and 4.00,pm.
The tour lasts approximately
90 minutes and tickets are
valid for any of the departure
times listed.
Price
Including return ferry
Adult £17.75
Child £11.38
Family £47.25
Excluding ferry
Adult £9.00
Child/Concession £7.00
Family ticket £21.00
Your ticket is valid for one day
and can also be used as an all
day pass on West Coast Motors
local bus services.
Bute Open Top Bus Tour
Depart from Rothesay
Family friendly, great introduction to
Bute, available as an extra to your main
trip booking.
To book
Call Wemyss Bay Port Office on 01475 520521 (option 2)
This is a great introduction to the highlights of Bute.
Departing from Guildford Square in Rothesay, your
tour passes the Isle of Bute Discovery Centre, then
Ardbeg point, Port Bannatyne, Kames Castle and
the ‘One Man Burial Ground’ before continuing to
Ettrick Bay. Following the coast road south we pause
at Scalpsie Bay to savour its peace and tranquillity
before heading towards Kingarth, Kilchattan Bay
and Ascog Bay.
Your tour ends at Rothesay Pier with ample time
for the ferry back to Wemyss Bay*. A full English
commentary is provided and the tour lasts
approximately one and a half hours.
In association with West Coast Tours.
Please note if you are planning
to visit Mount Stuart, the bus
stops near the Visitor Centre.
Returning from Mount Stuart
the open top bus does not stop
at Mount Stuart but passengers
can use their open top bus tour
ticket on the local bus service
linking Mount Stuart with
Rothesay and the ferry terminal
at no extra charge.
*Please note that there may be changes to the normal departure
port and to the timetable as a result of planned work at Wemyss
Bay port starting September. Passengers intending to travel from
September are advised to check latest details at www.calmac.co.uk
or call 0800 066 5000 before booking and travel.
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Price
Adult £19.80
Child £11.18
Mount Stuart Experience
Depart from Rothesay
One of Britain ’s most spectacular Victorian
Gothic mansions, fantastic interiors,
beautiful gardens.
To book
Call Wemyss Bay Port Office on 01475 520521 (option 2)
Discover award winning Mount Stuart, one of
Britain’s most spectacular Victorian Gothic mansions
and one of the world’s great houses. From Rothesay,
an optional local bus transfer is available. Explore
this imaginative and stunning house, where the
fantastic interiors reflect the 3rd Marquis of Bute’s
interests, passions and vivid imagination. Enjoy the
300 acre estate of gardens, woodlands and dramatic
backdrop and visit the award winning Visitor Centre
for refreshments and gifts.
Your ticket includes return ferry
plus Mount Stuart entrance,
£1 off the Visitor Guide,
redeemable on purchase at
Mount Stuart Gift Shop and
(optional) return bus from
Rothesay. Bus connection times
may vary. Check times at www.
westcoastmotors.co.uk service
490 within Bute Timetables
page. Open Top Bus Tours are
available to book separately, see
page 19 for details.
Excluding bus transfers
Adult £16.25
Child £9.38
Car plus driver £51.25
Senior citizens currently
entitled to free travel on buses
are advised to purchase their
tickets separately as this attracts
a larger discount.
Guided tours
Available Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday, self-guided
tours operate on all other days.
Gardens, Visitor Centre and
Restaurant 10am to 5pm. Last
orders and admission at 4pm
In association with Mount Stuart and West Coast Motors.
Mount Stuart will be closed to the public for private events on the
following dates: 01 May, 06, 20 and 21 June, 18 and 19 July, 15,
16, 29 and 30 August, 26 September. Additional closures may
be added and visitors are advised to call Mount Stuart on 01700
503877 to check details before travel.
*Please note that there may be changes to the normal departure
port and to the timetable as a result of planned work at Wemyss
Bay port starting September. Passengers intending to travel from
September are advised to check latest details at www.calmac.co.uk
or call 0800 066 5000 before booking and travel.
Dates
3 April – 4 October,
open 7 days per week
Days Out from Tayinloan
Approximately 2 hours 40 minutes drive from Glasgow, 1 hour 50 minutes from Oban and
approximately 30 minutes from Campbeltown and from Tarbert. Bus links from Glasgow,
Campbeltown and Oban are available.
Achamore Gardens
Dates
3 April – 25 October
Depart from Tayinloan
Award winning gardens, unusual and
champion species, peaceful location ,
beautiful views.
Ferry times
Daily crossings, depart
Tayinloan from 1000, last
sailing from Gigha to Tayinloan
1730 (Fri 1830 and Sun 1630)
To book
Call Kennacraig Port Office on 01880 730253 (option 2)
Price
Adult £10.50
Child £5.50
Visit the 4 star award winning Achamore
Gardens on the beautiful island of Gigha, just
20 minutes crossing from the village of Tayinloan
on the Kintyre peninsula. There are 54 acres of
delightful gardens set in mature and varied natural
woodland as well as 2 acres of walled gardens with
many unusual and champion species. The gardens
are home to an impressive collection of rare
rhododendron that thrive in the frost free climate.
Enjoy beautiful views west across to the islands
of Islay and Jura. Dogs are welcome on leads and
refreshments available from the Garden Teahouse.
Includes
Return ferry plus garden
entrance fee
Please note caravans are not
permitted on Gigha - no
caravan facilities are available
on the island.
In association with Isle of Gigha Heritage Trust.
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Kennacraig
Kennacraig is the departure port
for travel to Islay and to Colonsay.
From Islay a local ferry connection is
available to the neighbouring island of
Jura. Jura is home to the triple peaks of
the Paps of Jura, attracting hillwalkers
and nature lovers, as well as Jura
Distillery and the annual music festival
and is home to thousands of red deer
who hugely outnumber local residents.
Taste of Islay Lunch Cruise
Depart from Kennacraig
Dates
Fresh local produce, stunning views,
short stop on Islay.
Ferry times
Tues/Wed/Thur/Sat/Sun
Depart Kennacraig 1300
Arrive Kennacraig 1725
To book
Call Kennacraig Port Office on 01880 730253 (option 2)
Mon/Fri
Enjoy some of Scotland’s stunning west coast views
on this relaxing lunch cruise and introduction to
the beautiful island of Islay, the Queen of the
Hebrides. Sail down West Loch Tarbert and through
the Sound of Islay between the islands of Islay and
Jura to arrive at Port Askaig. Enjoy great views and
a freshly prepared meal
and hot drink from our
Mariners café. If you’re
not driving, sample a
local whisky or ale to
accompany your meal.
On arrival to Port Askaig
you’ll have around 10 to
15 minutes on Islay for
a quick look around and
photographs.
Price
Adult £20.00
Including Mariners main meal
and Mariners hot drink
Child £10.25
Including Mini Mariners meal
with drink
Days out from Kennacraig
Days Out from
Islay Sea Adventures
Depart from Kennacraig
See lslay’s special area of conservation ,
explore lslay’s coast by boat, local bird and
sea life, seal pups during summer months.
Dates
excluding Friday 22 May to
Saturday 30 May inclusive
when this trip will not operate.
Mondays and Fridays Available as a day trip
including return ferry
To book
Visit CalMac Tourshop Oban Ferry Terminal
Call 01631 562 244 or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk
Ferry times
Visit CalMac Fort William Tourshop
Call 01397 705 285 or email fort.william@calmac.co.uk or call
Kennacraig Port Office 01880 730253 (option 2)
Trips depart
Port Ellen pier 1000
Islay is best known for its whisky but is also an
island with beautiful landscapes, great beaches,
rich heritage and abundant wildlife. During this trip
you’ll explore the coastline of the island and have
the opportunity to enjoy some of the great local bird
and sea life as well as well as Islay’s special area of
conservation, only viewable from the sea. Starting
from Port Ellen pontoons, you’ll travel along the
beautiful coast of Islay to see the seals with their
pups in the summer months. Other animals that
may be spotted here include otters, basking sharks
and perhaps the rare white tailed sea eagles which
often visit Islay from their home in Mull. Your trip
finishes at Ardbeg Distillery where it’s a pleasant walk
back to the ferry terminal.
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Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Thursdays.
Includes return ferry and
Islay Sea Safari. Trip duration
is 2-3 hours plus ferry.
If you’re staying on Islay for
a few days or more this trip
is also available to join from
Monday to Friday.
Excluding ferry
Adult £33.50
Child £22.50
for this tour. Please note
that sailings are subject to
favourable sea and weather
conditions and cannot be
guaranteed. Warm clothes,
waterproofs, sensible flat shoes,
binoculars and suncream are
essential. Minimum group size
is 4 adults, maximum 12 for
the large boat and 8 for the
fast RIB. You will be able to
select from the onboard menu,
subject to availability.
In association with Islay Sea Adventures.
Price
Including ferry
Adult £46.50
Child £29.00
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Colonsay House Gardens
Depart from Kennacraig or Islay
Beautiful walled and woodland gardens,
rhododendrons, woodland walks, garden café.
To book
Call Kennacraig Port Office 01880 730253 (option 2)
Visit CalMac Tourshop Oban Ferry Terminal, call
Call Port Ellen Port Office 01496 302209
Visit the charming Colonsay House Gardens
where the rhododendron and woodland garden
is considered one of the finest in Scotland. The
woodland garden covers around 20 acres with more
formal walled gardens surrounding Colonsay House.
Due to a mild and sunny climate many exotic species
also thrive.
Other island attractions include pristine beaches,
hilltop forts, great woodland, beach and moorland
walks and local produce of honey, oysters and ales.
Colonsay is also the smallest island in the world
with its own brewery. Visit between 27 April and 16
May to enjoy the island’s Spring Festival or 10 to 24
October for the Autumn Food and Drink Festival.
Ferry times
From Kennacraig
Wednesdays
From Islay
Wednesdays
Depart Port Askaig 1005
Arrive Port Askaig 1930
Saturday
Price
From Kennacraig
Adult £23.50
Child £11.50
From Islay
Adult £10.50
Child £ 5.00
Includes
Return ferry plus garden
entrance fee.
Additional Information
If travelling as a foot passenger
the walk to Colonsay House
Gardens is approximately 1½
hours each way. Bicycles can be
hired locally.
From nearby Islay, this is a popular day excursion or
longer trip option. Or travel from Oban with a 2 ¼
hour journey of beautiful views, passing between
the mainland and the islands of Kererra and Mull,
then sailing south west past the islands of Seil, Luing,
Scarba and Jura.
Colonsay House is not open to the public but the private inner
gardens and Café are open to the public on Wednesdays and
Fridays 1200 to 1700. Saturdays 1430 to 1700. The Café serves
home baking and is open for lunch and afternoon teas.
In association with Colonsay Estate.
Dates
Dates
22 April – 30 September
Wednesdays only
Ferry times
From Kennacraig
From Islay
Price
From Kennacraig
Adult £31.00
Child £15.50
From Islay
Adult £18.00
Child £9.00
Colonsay Guided Tour
Depart from Kennacraig or Islay
Beautiful remote island, free time to
explore, hop on hop off minibus, visit
Kiloran Bay and Colonsay House Gardens,
small group tour.
To book
Call Kennacraig Port Office 01880 730253 (option 2)
Visit CalMac Tourshop Oban Ferry Terminal,
call 01631 562 244 or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk
Call Port Ellen Port Office 01496 302209
Enjoy the scenic views during your ferry crossing to
Colonsay. Look out for the blue minibus on arrival.
Your tour departs from the Pier at 1130 and includes
a visit to Colonsay House Gardens and Kiloran Bay.
The bus continues via Kilchattan to Port Mór or the
Machrins, either to The Strand (for Oronsay) or back
to Scalasaig. Enjoy an outline commentary on the
general history and wildlife of Colonsay with the
option to include special interest topics including
family history and local geology.
Passengers can be dropped off at various points
and picked up later in time for departure on the
evening ferry at 1815 and the return to Port Askaig
and Kennacraig. Pick up starts at Kiloran Bay 1545,
via Colonsay House Gardens 1550 Port Mor 1555,
Machrins 1600 and passengers can be dropped
off at the Hotel or Pantry for refreshments, or at
Colonsay Brewery, Colonsay Bookshop, or Colonsay
Post Office/General Store. The tour service ends back
at the pier around 1630 where you’ll have time to
explore the local area and visit the cafe, craft shop,
hotel and brewery.
In association with K and C Byrne Partnership.
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West Coast Whisky Pass and Whisky Coast Trail
Coming Soon
Visit one or more West Coast distilleries, exclusive offers,
gifts and benefits when you book direct
To book
Visit CalMac Tourshop Oban Ferry Terminal call 01631 562 244 or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk
Visit CalMac Fort William Tourshop call 01397 705 285 or email fort.william@calmac.co.uk
Whisky and the West Coast of
Scotland have been closely associated
for hundreds of years and the tradition
continues today with world renowned
distilleries and distinct brands. The
islands and peninsulas of Kintyre, Arran,
Islay, Jura, Mull, Harris and Lewis as well
as mainland locations including Oban
and Kilchoan are all destinations where
you can visit the local distilleries to learn
more about the history and skills and of
course sample a ‘wee dram’.
Purchase a West Coast Whisky Pass
and enjoy a range of great value
added offers, exclusive promotions
and benefits only available to card
holders, when you book and visit
the distilleries. For full details of all
participating distilleries, the exclusive
benefits to cardholders and how to
book, visit
www.calmac.co.uk/whisky
Use your pass for one or more visits to
each distillery. Make sure to mention
you are a West Coast Whisky Pass
holder at the time of booking - show
your pass when you visit, to receive
exclusive card holder benefits.
Whisky Coast Trail
The North Trail – Hopscotch 7
Travel from Oban - Craignure / Tobermory Kilchoan / Mallaig – Armadale
Our Whisky Hopscotch® tickets are a
great value way to get around. If you’re
travelling without a vehicle or have an
accompanying driver, here are some
options to discover more west coast
distilleries. Book now on 0800 066
5000.
From £85.20 based on a car and driver
Adult/passenger fare £12.20
The South Trail – Hopscotch 16 or 17
Travel from Ardrossan - Brodick / Lochranza
- Claonaig/Tarbert / Kennacraig - Islay / Islay –
Kennacraig
The Combined Trail –
including all of the above routes
Discover more…
Discover more…
Ferry Hops on the West Coast Real Ale Trail
Depart from Oban
Follow the island based real ale trail, great range,
independent breweries.
If you’re travelling without a vehicle or
have an accompanying driver, we have
suggestions for a great island based
real ale trail. There are currently 8
microbreweries with a great range of
established ales on the islands of Bute,
Arran, Islay, Colonsay, Mull, Skye
and Lewis. There are also breweries in
Oban, Plockton, Glenfinnan and at the
head of Loch Fyne near Inveraray, all
great stopovers en route to or near our
ferry terminals.
More usually associated with its
world class whiskies, Scotland also
has a long and proud history of
brewing beer with a number of small,
independent breweries using the rich
natural environment and pure waters
to produce excellent beers free from
artificial additives and preservatives.
One of the best ways to experience
many of these delicious ales is by
following our suggested Ferry Hops
Real Ale Trail. Discover the art of
brewing, learn what happens on
behind the scenes and enjoy a taste.
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If you’re planning on visiting more
than one island during your trip our
Island Hopscotch tickets offer great
value. To follow the Real Ale Trail
simply book a return ferry ticket to
visit the destination or if visiting
several, try our Hopscotch tickets
below:
Hopscotch 4
Bute, Cowal and Kintyre
Hopscotch 18
Islay, Colonsay and Oban
Hopscotch 22
Mull, Morvern and Skye
Hopscotch 13
Harris and Lewis
Want more information?
For more details and to create your
own real ale trail island itinerary visit
our website at www.calmac.co.uk .
To book your Hopscotch tickets call
into our Tourshops at Oban or Fort
William or call us on 0800 066 5000.
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Oban and Mull
Approximately 2 hours from Glasgow
by car or 1 hour 20 from Fort William,
there are also regular connections
by train and bus from Glasgow,
Campbeltown, Fort William and
Inverness. Oban is a busy port town
and known as the Seafood Capital
of Scotland as well as the Gateway
to the Isles.
If you’re staying for a day or more
great options include the beautiful
Morvern peninsula, a short crossing
from Fishnish to Lochaline. Or remote
and wild Ardnamurchan peninsula,
Britain’s most westerly mainland point,
easily accessible from Tobermory.
Or take the less travelled route and
head to Skye, Fort William or Mallaig
from Tobermory.
Undiscovered Coll
Depart from Oban
Dates
lnner Hebridean island, standing stones at
Totronald, ancient castle, guided tour
Ferry times
Sundays
Depart Oban 0830
Arrive Oban 1715
To book
Call or visit CalMac Tourshop at Oban Port Office
Mondays
Depart Oban 0730
Arrive Oban 1615
Visit the small and peaceful island of Coll in the Inner
Hebrides. Leaving Oban on the morning ferry, enjoy
the beautiful cruise up the Sound of Mull. You’ll be
met on arrival by your local driver and guide for the
day. Enjoy an introduction to this beautiful island
including some of its many stunning beaches, ancient
castle and the standing stones at Totronald. Coll has
also recently been awarded official Island Dark Skies
status and is a great place for a day or a longer stay
where you can enjoy the peace and quiet, stunning
night skies and wild natural beauty.
Thursdays
Depart Oban 0815
Arrive Oban 2200
Price
Sundays & Mondays
Adult £36.35
Child £18.70
Thursdays
Adult £41.60
Child £20.80
In association with Coll Taxis.
Days out from Oban and Mull
Days Out from
Days out from Oban & Mull
Ardtornish Estate and Gardens
Depart from Oban
Remote and tranquil, beautiful gardens,
woodland walks, loch views, iconic wildlife.
To book
Contact CalMac Tourshop at Oban Ferry Terminal on
01631 562 244 or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk, Fort William
Tourshop on 01397 705 285 or email fort.william@calmac.co.uk
Visit these beautiful gardens on the wonderful
Morvern peninsula. The garden at Ardtornish has
been sculpted out of a rocky hillside and everywhere
you’ll enjoy great views including south west along
Loch Aline to the northern hills of the Isle of Mull.
Enjoy long vistas across sea loch and open hills and
closer views of wooded glen, river and waterfall.
There are 25 acres of beautiful gardens to explore
with numerous winding paths and stunning views.
April and May are great months to see brilliant
displays of rhododendrons and azaleas whilst in
September and October, many trees and shrubs
provide a riot of colour.
Travel over from Fishnish on the Isle of Mull to
Lochaline, just 15 minutes journey time. From here
it’s a short drive to Ardtornish Estate and Gardens.
In association with Ardtornish Estate.
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Dates
Daily 3 April – 25 October
Gardens open 9.00 am - 6.00 pm
or earlier if dark
Ferry times
Depart Oban Mon 0700,
Tue – Fri 0740, Sat 0730, Sun 0950
Arrive Oban 1746 or 1946.
Sat and Sun after 12 September,
last departure from Craignure
1700, arrive Oban 1746
Price
From Oban Car & driver £112.10
Adult £18.20 Child £7.61
From Fishnish Car & driver £33.65
Additional Options
Please note this trip must be
prebooked as travel with your own
vehicle is necessary. All bookings
are subject to availability. On arrival
to Lochaline you are only 2 miles
from Ardtornish, just a short drive
or reasonable walk from the ferry
slipway. For those travelling without
a vehicle a very limited bus service
is available using the Shiel Bus
(Thursdays only during school term
dates). Bus fares adult £1.20, child
£0.60. You are advised to check
connection times before travel at
www.shielbuses.co.uk
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Depart from Oban
Europe’s only catch and release aquarium,
local marine life, interactive displays, touch
pools, great family experience.
To book
Visit CalMac Tourshop Oban Ferry Terminal,
call 01631 562 244 or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk
Visit this small but charming aquarium, making a
big splash as Europe’s only catch and release Marine
Exhibit located in the brightly coloured harbour-side
port and town of Tobermory. Enjoy seeing and
learning about the local marine life through seasonal
displays and interactive activities. The local marine
life on display is returned to the sea every couple of
weeks so no two visits will be the same.
There are three touch pool stations where you can
get your hands wet and explore the secret lives of
our rock pool creatures. With knowledgeable staff on
hand to answer your questions discover how many
eyes a scallop has or who lives the longest? There
are also a huge variety of exhibits and interactive
displays demonstrating the activities and life in, on
and around Tobermory Bay and the Sound of Mull,
as well as a small cinema and small gift shop.
Before or after your aquarium visit make time to
explore Tobermory’s iconic harbour front, perhaps
have a drink or snack at one of the local cafes and
browse the interesting range of shops with their
local crafts and produce.
In association with Mull Aquarium.
Dates
Opening times
Monday – Sunday
0930 to 1630
Ferry times
Depart Oban from Mon 0700,
Tues/Wed/Thurs/Fri 0740,
Sat 0730, Sun 0950
Last departure from Craignure
Mon- Fri 1900, Sat 1700 or (until
12 Sept only) 1900, Sun 1700 or
(until 13 Sept only) 1900
Arrive Oban Mon/Tues/Wed/
Thurs/Fri 1946, Sat 1746 or
(until 12 Sept only) 1946, Sun
1746 or (until 13 Sept only) 1946
Price
Adult £13.95
Child £7.90
Family £42.75
(2 adults & 2 children
6-15 years)
Car and driver £82.95
based on saver return fare,
restricted on some sailings
The local Tobermory Topper
bus connection is available from
Craignure to Tobermory. Bus
tickets are available to purchase
on board the bus. Please note
the bus fare is extra and is not
included in the Aquarium ticket
pricing.
This trip is also available if
travelling from Lochaline to
Fishnish or from Kilchoan to
Tobermory. Ask at our Tourshop
for details.
Show your CalMac ticket receipt
for 10% off purchases over the
value of £5.00 in the Aquarium
shop.
Mull Aquarium
Dates
April 9 – 25 September
Available Thursdays and Fridays
Ferry times
Depart Oban 0740 or 1200
Sundays, depart Oban 0950,
1155, 1400.
Arrive Oban 1346, 1546,
1746 or 1946
Morning tours start from
Craignure at 0900 returning
to Craignure 1230. Afternoon
tours depart Craignure 1300
return 1630
Price
Adult £34.45
Child (6-15 years) £19.73
Family £103.35
6-15 years)
Advance booking is required for
this tour. Minimum group size
is 4 adults, maximum 8. Hot
and cold drinks and homemade
cakes are provided during your
tour. Not suitable for children
under 6 years. Warm clothes,
waterproof clothing, camera,
sunscreen and sensible flat
shoes are recommended.
Mull Wildlife Discovery Tour
Depart from Oban
White–tailed eagles, Golden eagles, otters,
Hen Harriers, stunning wildlife and
landscapes, small group guided tour.
To book
Visit CalMac Tourshop Oban Ferry Terminal
Call 01631 562 244 or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk
Enjoy a great half day guided wildlife tour around
the beautiful Isle of Mull and a chance to spot some
of the wonderful local wildlife. Mull is an island of
beautiful landscapes with a rich variety of wildlife
including the magnificent white-tailed eagles, the
largest in Europe and fourth largest in the world,
golden eagles, buzzards and many other species as
well as red and fallow deer, otters and seals, whales,
dolphins and more.
You’ll be met on arrival off the ferry at Craignure to
begin your tour around Mull, stopping at key locations
to experience the beautiful landscape
of mountains and moors and rich shoreline and enjoy
the rich local wildlife including a chance to see nesting
white-tailed and golden eagles. Along the shoreline
inlets and bays, otters play, with hen harriers in the
heatherlands and red deer grazing below.
This is a great morning or afternoon small group
guided tour with minimal easy walking. Use of
binoculars and a top of the range Swarovski scope
are provided allowing you to get outstanding views.
In association with Island Encounters.
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Duart Castle
Depart from Oban
Home of the Clan Maclean , beautiful cliff
top location , panoramic views, one of
Scotland’s oldest inhabited castles.
To book
Take time to enjoy one of the most beautiful castle
locations when you visit Duart Castle. Home of the
Clan Maclean for over 400 years, the castle stands
proudly on the cliff top above the Sound of Mull,
visible as you arrive into Craignure by ferry.
With its dramatic setting on the peninsula protected
by rocky cliffs and the sea below, this is a must
see on a visit to Mull and a great place to spend a
half day or more leisurely full day out. A small and
lovingly restored family home with an old world
charm and spectacular setting, Duart Castle is one
of the oldest inhabited castles in Scotland and one
of the last privately owned Clan Homes in Scotland,
current home to the clan chief and dating back
to the 13th century. Enjoy panoramic views of the
Sound of Mull and surrounding mountains from the
top of the castle, well worth the steep climb up. This
is also the impressive location for a range of summer
events every year.
In association with Duart Castle.
Dates
Sunday to Thursday
1100 to 1600 in April
Closed Friday and Saturday in
April, open throughout Easter
week Friday to Monday
1 May – 18 October
Open daily 1030 to 1700,
bus transfer from Craignure ends
11 October, Castle Tearoom and
Gift Shop
close 11 October.
Ferry times
Depart Oban Mon to Fri
0945, 1200 or 1400
Saturdays depart Oban
0930, 1145 or 1400
Sundays depart Oban
0950, 1155 or 1400
Various return times available
Price
Adult £19.95
Child £9.98
Family £49.75
6-15 years)
Includes
Return ferry and bus transfer
(bus service ends 11 October)
local Tobermory Topper bus
connection is available from
Craignure. Bus tickets are
available to purchase onboard
and are not included in the ticket
pricing.
Dates
Monday Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday
Please note from 12 September,
this trip is not available on
Saturdays unless staying
overnight on Mull as the last
ferry departs from Craignure
to Oban at 1700.
Ferry times
Depart Oban 0700 (Monday)
0740 (Tues/Thurs)
0730 (Sat from 10 May)
Arrive Oban 1946
Price
Adult £97.00
Also available if
travelling from Fort William via
Kilchoan to Tobermory
Adult £83.65
Excludes Tobermory Topper bus.
Includes
Return ferry, whale watch tour
from Tobermory and Topper
bus to/from Tobermory.
for this tour. Warm clothes,
waterproofs, sensible shoes,
also essential for all wildlife
cruises.
Whalewatch Explorer (Full day tour)
Depart from Oban
Fantastic marine adventure, up to 7 hours,
encounter minke whales, porpoise, basking
sharks, common dolphins, Risso’s dolphin ,
orca whales, seals, white tailed and golden
eagles.
To book
Call or visit CalMac Tourshop at Oban Port Office 01631 562 244
or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk
Enjoy a fantastic marine adventure on a whale
watching tour from Mull. Warmed by the Gulf
Stream, the Hebrides is an area of outstanding beauty
rich in wildlife and on this tour you’ll have a chance
to encounter minke whale, porpoise, basking shark,
common dolphins, Risso’s dolphin, orca whales,
common and grey seals and many species of sea
birds including white –tailed and golden eagles. Join
the UK’s first and most experienced whale watching
tours where you’ll spend up to 7 hours enjoying the
amazing wildlife.
After your ferry crossing take the Topper bus from
Craignure to colourful Tobermory where your tour
departs. Relax and enjoy the chance to see and learn
more about the whales and other amazing wildlife
with your experienced crew and wildlife guides who’ll
keep you informed and make sure you don’t miss
anything.
Tea and coffee are free (from Tobermory only) with
snacks available for sale. Lunch is not included but
there are plenty of options in Tobermory as well as
on board the ferry from and to Oban.
In association with Sea Life Surveys, as seen on Spring/Autumn
Watch, National Geographic, Eagle Island and Hands on Nature and
recommended by Kate Humble, Gordon Buchanan, Chris Packham
and Iolo Williams. Tobermory Topper bus connection provided by
West Coast Tours.
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Family Whalewatch Cruise
Depart from Oban
Great family friendly adventure, see
whales, seals, dolphins and eagles.
To book
Spend up to 5 hours looking for many species of
seabird, porpoise, white-tailed eagles and seals
as well as the chance to spot basking sharks,
dolphins and whales! This is a great half day trip
from Tobermory on Mull. Visit a seal colony, learn
about the history and geology of the area, see a
plankton trawl and (time and conditions permitting)
listen to the marine animals underwater with the
hydrophone (underwater microphone), test your
new knowledge in a fun Ecoquiz or simply sit back,
relax and enjoy the stunning wildlife and scenery.
Tea and coffee are free (from Tobermory only) with
snacks available for sale. Lunch is not included but
there are plenty of options in Tobermory as well as
on board the ferry from and to Oban.
In association with Sea Life Surveys, as seen on Spring/Autumn
Watch, National Geographic, Eagle Island and Hands on Nature and
recommended by Kate Humble, Gordon Buchanan, Chris Packham
and Iolo Williams. Tobermory Topper bus connection provided by
West Coast Tours.
Dates
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Please note from 13 September,
this trip is not available on
Sundays unless staying overnight
on Mull as the last ferry departs
from Craignure to Oban at 1700.
Ferry times
Depart Oban Wed & Fri 0740,
Sunday 0950
Cruise departs Tobermory 0930,
Sunday 1130
Arrive Oban 1946
Price
Adult £72.30 Child (5-15) £51.15
Family £216.90
Also available if travelling from
Fort William via Kilchoan to
Tobermory
Adult £58.95. Child £44.48
Family £176.85
Excludes Tobermory Topper bus.
Includes
Return ferry, whale watch tour
from Tobermory and Topper bus
to/from Tobermory.
Advance booking is required for this
tour. Warm clothes, waterproofs,
sensible shoes, binoculars and
suncream are also essential for all
wildlife cruises.
Dates
Sundays 5 April – 25 October
Tiree Sunday Café Cruise
(non landing)
Ferry times
Depart Oban 0830
Arrive Oban 1715
Depart from Oban
Price
Adult £29.60
Including Mariners Main meal,
Coffee Cabin cake and hot
drink voucher
Child £14.05
with drink
Cruise only
(not including on board meal)
Adult £20.60
Child £10.30
This trip is for a non landing
sailing so you will not be able
to leave the ship at Tiree. There
is no at seat dinner service,
meal options included will be
available to select from the
onboard menu and subject to
availability.
Sail up the Sound of Mull, views of Lismore
Lighthouse and Duart Castle, great local
produce.
To book
Enjoy a relaxing day sail as you cruise up the
spectacular Sound of Mull. Pass picturesque Lismore
Lighthouse as well as imposing Duart Castle on the
Isle of Mull before heading on towards the Isle of
Tiree, known for its sunny days, stunning beaches,
flat treeless terrain and rolling waves.
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Magnificent basking sharks, join from
Oban or Tobermory, in water experience or
watch from on board.
To book
or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk, visit CalMac Tourshop Fort
William 01397 705 285 or fort.william@calmac.co.uk
Enjoy this great day out searching for the gentle
giants basking sharks and other wildlife including
whales, dolphins, seals and eagles.
Joining your tour boat at Tobermory we’ll search
for basking sharks along the coast of the islands
and known hotspots. There’s an optional in water
experience or watch from the deck. Stop for lunch
on a deserted island beach before returning to
Tobermory mid afternoon.
Please note the sharks and other wildlife are in their
natural habitat and sightings are not guaranteed.
In association with Basking Shark Scotland.
Dates
4 – 23 August
Ferry Times
Depart Oban Mon 0700, Tue/
Wed/Thur/Fri 0740, Sat 0730
Arrive Oban 1946
Please note all tours start from
the pontoons at Tobermory.
Meeting time 1000 for 1030
departure. Return to Tobermory
1600-1630
Price
From Oban Adult £149.45
swimmers
£129.45 watchers
From Kilchoan Adult £148.95
swimmers
£128.95 watchers
Also available without ferry if
staying on Mull
Adult £140 swimmers
£120 watchers
Includes
Return ferry, wildlife boat tour
from Tobermory, knowledgeable
guides, hot and cold drinks,
home baking and snacks
from Tobermory, use of
onboard binoculars, books and
guidebooks.
Not included: Snorkeling or
diving equipment, available to
hire. Lunch, please bring
your own.
Tobermory Topper bus transfer
available from Craignure, tickets
available to purchase on the bus
at additional cost.
Basking Sharks, Whales and
Dolphins (Full day tour)
Ardnamurchan Wild West
(Full day tour)
Dates
Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
Depart from Oban
The most westerly tip of the British
mainland, iconic wildlife, one of
Scotland’s truly wild places option.
Ferry times
Depart Tobermory 0930
Arrive Tobermory 1720
To book
Call or visit Tobermory Port Office on 01475 650 397,
call CalMac Tourshop at Oban Port Office 01631 562 244
From Tobermory travel to Kilchoan on the remote
and beautiful Ardnamurchan peninsula. This is the
most westerly part of the British mainland, a stunning,
wild, sometimes harsh part of Scotland with amazing
sea and landscapes. Travelling by comfortable people
carrier, you’ll visit a range of special wildlife hotspots
and search for species such as the golden eagle, whitetailed eagle, otter, hen harrier, red deer, seals and many
more.
Learn about the Stevenson Lighthouse, whilst
searching the seas for marine life. Discover an extinct
super volcano, and enjoy views of Sanna Bay. Travelling
east explore Scotland’s temperate rainforest, Loch
Sunart’s Oakwoods, home to some of Britain’s rarest
mammals, including the pine marten and Scottish
wildcat.
Also available from Oban.
Ask at our Tourshop for details.
Tuesday
Depart Oban 0740
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Thursday
Depart Oban 0740
Arrive Oban 1946
Saturday
Depart Oban 0730
Arrive Oban 1946
(9 May to 12 September only)
Price
From Tobermory
Adult £60.00
Child £35.00
Family £160.00
6-15 years)
From Oban
Adult £82.30
Child (6-15) £46.15
Family £226.90
6-15 years)
Includes
Return ferry from Tobermory,
guided tour with transport
by people carrier and
complimentary tea and coffee
during your tour. (Travelling
from Oban) return ferry Oban
to Craignure, Topper bus
Craignure to Tobermory return.
In association with Inspire Wild.
Lunch not included. Warm
clothing, waterproofs,
comfortable shoes, sunscreen,
binoculars and camera are
advised. Not suitable for
children under 6 or wheelchair
users.
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Ferry times
From Tobermory
Various times available.
Depart Tobermory from 0720
Arrive Tobermory 1720
Last ferry from Kilchoan to
Tobermory departs 1840
Monday to Saturday and
Sundays 1645 from 3 May
to 30 August only.
Circular route
From Lochaline to Fishnish and
Tobermory to Kilchoan, valid
up to three days with one time
entry to Nadurra. Various times
departing Lochaline from 0700,
departing Tobermory from 0930.
From Oban
Depart Oban Mon 0700,
0945, 1200, Tues/Wed/Thur/Fri
0740, 0945, 1200, Sat 0730,
0930, 1145, Sun 0950, 1155.
Arrive Oban 1746 or 1946. Sat
after 12 September & Sun after
13 September, last departure
from Craignure 1700, arrive
Oban 1746
Valid up to 3 days with one
time entry to Nadurra
Please note: Advance booking
is required for all vehicle
bookings. Bookings subject to
availability.
Price
From Tobermory
Adult £11.95 Child (5-15) £5.98
Nadurra Visitor Centre
Depart from Tobermory
Award winning visitor centre, The Living
Building, webcam Heron watch, all weather
option.
To book
or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk, call or visit Tobermory Port
Office on 01688 302017
Nàdurra Centre is a winner of three prestige awards
and provides visitors with an introduction to the
breathtaking variety of flora and fauna to be found in
this beautiful corner of Scotland.
Take the short crossing from Tobermory on
Mull to Kilchoan on the beautiful and remote
Ardnamurchan peninsula, the most westerly point
on the British mainland. At Nadurra, visit the “Living
Building” and learn more about the species who live
here, including Long Eared Bats, Field Voles, Swallows
and Pine Martens. Enjoy great views via the webcam
link into the nearby tree top heronry. The herons
breed until mid July and can usually be seen up to
August and September.
This is a great family friendly option with indoor
exhibition area and film show with free exhibition
tours available at various times. Treat yourself to some
homebaking in The Antler Tearoom or a souvenir
from the Gift Shop before heading home
In association with Nadurra Visitor Centre.
Circular Route
Adult £11.75 Child (5-15) £5.88
From Oban
Dates
Open 7 days a week,
1000 to 1700, last entry to
exhibition 1645
Sunset and Supper Sail to Tiree
Dates
Tuesdays 7 April – 20 October
Depart from Oban
Relaxing evening cruise, panoramic views,
local sealife, great local produce.
To book both these trips
or for more information call 0800 066 5000
End your day with a relaxing evening cruise to the
beautiful island of Tiree, the most westerly island in
the Inner Hebrides known for its flat terrain, beautiful
beaches, waves and sunny days.
Enjoy panoramic views including the nearby islands
of Coll and Mull. During the summer months you’ll
have the chance to spot local wildlife including basking
sharks, dolphins, porpoises and seabirds. Sit back and
enjoy the views and a freshly prepared meal of local
produce in our Mariners Café. Later on, visit our Coffee
Cabin to enjoy a delicious coffee and cake.
Outer Hebrides full day Barra cruise
(Non landing)
An introduction to the Outer Hebrides,
amazing views en route including Kisimul
Castle, great local produce.
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Price
Adult £29.60
Includes Mariners main meal
plus Coffee Cabin cake and
hot beverage voucher
Child £14.05
includes Mini Mariners meal
with drink
Cruise only (excluding on
board meal and drinks)
Adult £20.60
Child £10.30
These trips are for a non-landing
sailing so you will not be able to
leave the ship at Tiree. There is
no at seat dinner service, meal
options included will be available
to select from the onboard menu
and subject to availability.
Dates
9 April - 22 October
Thursdays only
Depart from Oban
Enjoy a relaxing full day cruise to Barra. The Outer
Hebrides is a stunning region of wild natural
beauty, abundant wildlife, white sandy beaches
and rich heritage, history and culture. Cruise up the
spectacular Sound of Mull, past Coll and Tiree and
on to Castlebay. This is a non landing cruise so you
won’t have time on Barra but will be able to enjoy
fantastic views en route including Kisimul Castle
standing guard at Castlebay harbour.
Ferry times
Depart Oban 1445
Arrive Oban 2205
Ferry times
Depart Oban 0815
Arrive Oban 2200
Price
Cruise only Adult £28.60
Child £14.30
Adult £37.60
Includes Mariners breakfast roll
and Mariners main meal
Child £21.05
Includes Mariners breakfast roll
and Mini Mariners meal with
drink
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Ferry times
Depart Oban 0700 (Mon), 0740
Tues to Fri, 0730 Sat
Arrive Oban 1946 Mon to Sat.
Swim with seals and lagoon tour
Swim with seals, shallow lagoon ,
snorkelling, kayaking, great for families,
non swimmers and photographers.
To book
On Sundays this trip
is not available if connecting
from Oban. From 12 September, 01631 562 244 or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk
not available on Saturdays
or Sundays unless staying
Experience a great day out to a sheltered group of
overnight on Mull due to last
islands and beautiful shallow crystal clear lagoon,
departure from Craignure at
home to a large seal colony of hundreds of inquisitive
1700, arrive Oban 1746.
Common and Grey Seals. Accompanied by expert
Also available from Tobermory.
Price
From Oban
Adult £152.30 swimming
Adult £122.30 watching
Child £91.15
Includes return Tobermory
Topper bus from Craignure.
no bus, swimming
Adult £141.65
no bus, swimming
Adult £111.30
no bus, watching
Child £85.65 no bus
From Tobermory
Adult £130.00 Child £80.00
swimming
Adult £100.00 Child £80.00
watching
Includes
Ferry from Oban, Tobermory
Topper bus from Craignure,
seal swim (or watch) boat
tour, expert guides, guided
snorkelling and kayaking,
hot drinks, home baking and
snacks (from Tobermory only),
onboard binoculars, books and
information guides.
guides you’ll encounter and learn more about the seals
and other rich local wildlife. On the journey across,
there’s the chance to spot porpoises, dolphins, whales,
basking sharks and eagles. Explore the lagoon and
enjoy guided snorkelling, swimming, kayaking or simply
watch from the boat or shore.
This is a relaxed and fun day trip for swimmers,
families and kayakers. Non swimmers and
photographers can also enjoy this trip with island
exploration stops included.
All tours start from the pontoons at Tobermory,
meeting time 1000 for 1030 departure. Return to
Tobermory 1600 - 1630
Trip duration approximately 6 hours plus free time to
explore Tobermory after your lagoon swimming.
In association with Basking Shark Scotland. Basking Shark Scotland
is a member of the Undersea Soft Encounter Alliance which is an
organisation of international marine professionals committed to a soft
encounter approach with marine mammals.
Not included
Lunch, snorkelling equipment
(available to hire on request).
Dates
Daily: 8 – 30 September
Staffa and the Treshnish Isles
Dates
3 April – 25 October Daily
Depart from Oban
Ferry times
Depart Oban 0945
Arrive Oban 1946
Fingal’s Cave, seabird colonies, puffins,
sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).
To book
From Craignure you’ll cross Mull to Ulva with great
views of the rugged central landscape en route before
heading to the Treshnish Isles which lie to the west
of Mull with Lunga, the largest island having the
most varied and accessible sea bird colony. On Staffa,
explore unique Fingal’s Cave, a natural rock cathedral
that inspired Mendelssohn’s music. Lunga is home
to over 6000 seabirds including guillemot, razorbill,
kittiwake, fulmar, shag, skua and more. A favourite for
visitors is the colourful puffin and you’ll be able to get
close views of these beautiful birds.
The Treshnish group of islands are owned by the Scottish charity
The Hebridean Trust who carry out annual bird surveys as well
as protect against the arrival of predators. All donations to the
charity to help maintain and protect these wonderful island
habitats are welcomed. For more information on the Trust
including how to donate and support their valuable work visit
www. hebrideantrust.org
In association with Turus Mara.
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Saturdays
Depart Oban 0930
Arrive Oban 1946
Please note on Saturdays and
Sundays after 12 September,
last departure from Craignure
is earlier at 1700 with arrival in
Oban at 1746.
Sundays
Depart Oban 0950
Arrive Oban 1946
Price
Family £175.00
(2 adults & 2 children 0-15 years)
Sat and Sun pre mid May
and post mid Sept changes
Family £165.00
0-15 years)
Please note that landings are
subject to favourable sea and
weather conditions. Due to poor
weather or other conditions it may
be necessary at times to change
any part of this tour at short
notice. The access and terrain
on Staffa may not be suitable for
those with mobility issues. There
is a safety rail beside the pathway
to Fingal’s Cave. Access to the
rest of the island is via ascending
a stairway. There are well trodden
paths and terrain similar to easy
hill walking. On Lunga, the main
bird sanctuary of the Treshnish
Isles visitors must step onto wet
boulders when landing. Visitors
who do not wish to land can stay
onboard the boat. Warm clothes,
waterproofs, sensible shoes,
essential for all wildlife cruises.
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Three Isles Tour –
Mull, Staffa and Iona full day
Ferry times
Depart Oban Mon – Fri 0945,
Sat 0930, Sun 0950
Arrive Oban 1746
Depart from Oban
The Three Isles tour returns
earlier at 1746 on Saturdays
between 4 April and 3 May
& Sundays between 5 April
& 3 May.
Price
Adult £63.00
Child £31.50
Three Isles Early Bird –
For early risers and those
looking for more time to explore
this trip is also available as an
Early Bird option on specified
days only.
3 April to 25 September
Tuesday to Friday
Depart Oban 0740 (Sat 0730)
Arrive Oban 1746
Adult £55.00
Child £27.50
Three Isles Mini
A shorter tour runs
from 2 to 23 October.
Depart Oban 0945
(Sat 0930, Sun 0950)
Arrive Oban 1746
Adult £55.00
Child £27.50
Explore Fingal’s cave, visit historic
lona Abbey.
To book
Sail to Mull where you’ll travel by coach for your tour
via Glen More to Fionnphort.
Visit three beautiful islands and enjoy the highlights
of unique Staffa and historic Iona Abbey. Enjoy
panoramic views as you sail from Oban to Mull
and on to Fionnphort to board your boat to Staffa.
Regarded as one of the natural wonders of the world,
explore the beautiful rock cathedral of Fingal’s Cave.
From May to early August you can expect to see
nesting puffins. From Staffa you’ll travel south to the
Sacred Isle of Iona to visit historic Iona Abbey, one of
Scotland’s most historic sites and known as the burial
place of Kings.
Book your Iona Abbey tickets in advance. See page 11
for details.
In association with West Coast Tours and Gordon Grant Marine.
Please note that landings on
Staffa are subject to favourable
sea and weather conditions.
Due to poor weather, or other
conditions, it may be necessary
at times to change any part of
these tours at short notice.
Dates
Daily 3 April – 25 October
Mull Dinner Cruise
Depart from Oban
Fresh local produce, beautiful views of Oban
Bay, Lismore, Kerrera and Mull.
To book
Dates
Mondays to Fridays
Saturdays
9 May – 12 September
Sundays
Ferry times
Depart Oban 1800
Arrive Oban 1946
Enjoy superb views during this scenic sailing to the
beautiful Isle of Mull. This is the second largest of
the Inner Hebrides, voted in the top ten UK and
European Islands by TripAdvisor ® in 2014.
Mull is known for its wildlife, Ben More, the last Munro
and the colourful town of Tobermory where the
popular children’s CBeebies Balamory series was filmed.
Enjoy scenic views of Oban Bay and the islands of
Lismore and Kerrera as well as Mull during this relaxing
dinner cruise.
Mull Scenic Cruise
Price
Adult £18.45
Including 2 course meal, starter
or main and main or dessert
Child £8.48
and drink
Please note you will be travelling
on a normal sailing to Mull but
will not be able to leave the
ship at Mull. There is no at seat
dinner service, meal options
included will be available to
select from the onboard menu
and subject to availability at the
time of selection.
Dates
3 April – 25 October,
various times available
Depart from Oban
Cruise the Sound of Mull, enjoy local
produce, great views, relax.
Price
Adult £11.45
Adult ticket includes
Mariner’s hot drink (tea or
coffee) and Cobbs Cake
To book:
Cruise only £9.45
Child £4.75
This is a great relaxing morning, afternoon or evening
non landing cruise from Oban over to Mull on the
beautiful journey across the Sound of Mull. Enjoy
beautiful views of Oban Bay as well as the islands
of Kerrera and Lismore. Approaching Craignure,
impressive Duart Castle stands proudly on the clifftop
above. Enjoy a delicious island bake cake and tea or
coffee as you sit back and enjoy the views on this great
non landing cruise.
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Ferry times
Depart Oban 0945
Arrive Oban 1946
Price
Adult £65.00
Child £32.50
Family £175.00
0-15 years)
Iona Abbey Tickets
Save time and queues by
booking your Iona Abbey
ticket with us before you
travel. Ask at our Oban and
Fort William Tourshops.
Adults £7.10, Child £4.30.
Concession £5.70. Available
year round.
Staffa and Iona Tour
Depart from Oban
Stunning seascapes, unique geology of
Staffa, Fingal’s Cave, historic Iona Abbey,
unusual Inchkenneth island.
To book
From Craignure you’ll head north west alongside the
Sound of Mull with great views of Ben More, the last
island Munro. Look out for Mull’s iconic white tailed seaeagles and enjoys views of a host of islands on the edge
of the Atlantic. From Ulva you’ll travel through beautiful
seascapes to uninhabited Staffa island. Explore the island
and walk inside Fingal’s Cave, an impressive natural rock
cathedral. From Staffa it’s around 40 minutes to Iona,
one of Scotland’s most sacred and historic sites. Visit
historic Iona Abbey before returning to Ulva via The
Burg peninsula and Inchkenneth and back to Oban.
Dates
Tuesdays and Thursdays,
7 July – 25 October
Mull and Iona Tour
Dates
3 April – 25 October Daily
Depart from Oban
Travel across the beautiful Isle of Mull,visit Iona
Abbey, one of Scotland’s most historic sites.
To book
Explore the beautiful islands of Mull
and Iona on this popular day tour. After
a short 45 minute ferry crossing from
Oban you’ll be transferred by coach
for the scenic drive and guided tour
across Mull, passing through Glenmore
and the south shore of Loch Scridain to
reach Fionnphort. From here it’s a short
ferry crossing to Iona, one of Scotland’s
Dates
Available year round
Price
Adults £7.10
Child £4.30
Concession £5.70
Ferry times
Depart Oban Mon – Fri 0945,
Sat 0930, Sun 0950
Arrive Oban 1746
Price
Adult £40.00
Child £20.00
most sacred and historic sites as well as
a place of tranquillity and beauty. You’ll
have around 2 hours to explore Iona
and visit the Benedictine Nunnery and
famous Iona Abbey, known as the burial
place of Kings before it’s time for your
return journey back to Oban.
In association with West Coast Tours.
Iona Abbey Tickets
Depart from Oban
Save time and queues by booking your Iona Abbey ticket
with us before you travel.
To book
Ask at our Oban and Fort William Tourshops.
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Staffa Island Tour
Ferry times
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Depart Oban 1200
Arrive Oban1946
Unique geological site, one of the wonders of
the natural world, natural rock cathedral.
Price
Adult £45.00
Child £22.50
Family £125.00
Depart from Oban
To book
or email tourshop@calmac.co.uk or for more information call
0800 066 5000
Landings on Staffa are subject
to favourable sea and weather
conditions. Due to poor
weather or other conditions it
may be necessary to change
any part of this tour at short
notice. Access and terrain on
Staffa is not suitable for those
with mobility issues. Warm
clothes, waterproofs, sensible
shoes, binoculars and suncream
essential.
Visit Staffa, one of the top natural spectacles in the
British Isles. From the Norse name meaning “Pillar
Island” Staffa is a unique geological phenomenon,
regarded as one of the wonders of the natural
world. It’s also a National Nature Reserve (NNR) and
internationally recognised as a Site of Special Scientific
Interest (SSSI). Explore unique Fingal’s Cave with its
wonderful natural cathedral of massive basalt columns
said to have inspired Mendelssohn’s music.
Dates
Ulva and Staffa
Ferry times
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
Depart Oban 0945
Arrive Oban 1946
Rich wildlife, visit a traditional thatched
croft, explore Fingal’s cave.
Price
Adult £50.00
Child £25.00
Family £135.00
0-15 years)
Depart from Oban
To book
Just a one minute crossing from Mull’s west coast, Ulva
is a peaceful place of quiet walks, beautiful scenery
and rich wildlife. Visit a reconstructed traditional
thatched croft house and learn about the history of
Ulva before crossing back to Mull for your cruise to the
uninhabited island of Staffa. Staffa is a unique geological
phenomenon. Explore the island and walk inside Fingal’s
Cave, a natural rock cathedral said to have inspired
Mendelssohn’s Overture.
Dates
Experience Tiree
Depart from Oban
Dates
Thursdays
4th June – 24 September
Cruise the Sound of Mull, guided tour, stop
off at key island sites, stunning beaches.
Ferry times
Depart Oban 0815
Arrive Oban 2200
To book
Price
Adult £53.46
Child £26.72
Begin your tour with the cruise up the spectacular
Sound of Mull, stopping en route at the island of
Coll before heading on to Tiree. On arrival you’ll be
met by the local coach to begin your guided tour
of the island. Learn more about the history and
heritage of this beautiful island and enjoy views of
the stunning beaches which Tiree is known for.
Includes
Lunch at Scarinish Hotel
Your tour includes a visit to Skerryvore Lighthouse exhibition
which is owned by the Scottish charity The Hebridean Trust who
maintain the exhibition and toilet facilities. All donations to the
Trust to help support and maintain the exhibition facilities are
welcomed. Donation boxes are available at the exhibition area
and for more information on the Trust including how to donate
and support their valuable work visit www. hebrideantrust.org
In association with Kennedy Coaches and the Scarinish Hotel.
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Wildlife Cruise, Treshnish Isles
and Staffa Tour
Ferry times
Depart Oban 0740
(Sunday 0950)
Arrive Oban 1946
Staffa Island, puffin colonies,
Fingal’s Cave.
Price
Adult £68.00
Child £34.00
Includes approximately 1
hour on Staffa, 2 1/4 hours on
Lunga, 2 hours on Iona. Please
note no Iona visit on Sundays.
Please note that times spent on
the islands are approximate.
All landings on the islands are
subject to favourable sea and
weather conditions. On Lunga,
the boats berth at a floating
pontoon and from there a
short but moderately steep
climb over rocks is required
to get close to the puffins and
other seabirds at Harp Rock.
On Staffa boats berth at the
jetty, and from there a stepped
path with railing leads to the
top of the island. Access to the
causeway is to the left of the
jetty. The causeway provides
easy walking due to its stepped,
hexagonal pillars although
it can be slippery when wet.
Fingal’s Cave has an access
platform with railing and
caution is required when wet.
Depart from Oban
To book
Visit these beautiful unspoilt islands in this ultimate tour
for bird watchers and natural history lovers. Spend over
two hours ashore on Lunga to visit the puffin colony,
then time on unique Staffa to visit Fingal’s Cave. On
Iona you’ll have around 2 hours to visit historic Iona
Abbey and explore the island.
Time on the islands is approximate. All landings are
subject to favourable sea and weather conditions.
The Treshnish group of islands are owned by the Scottish charity
The Hebridean Trust who carry out annual bird surveys as well as
protect against the arrival of predators. All donations to the charity
to help maintain and protect these wonderful island habitats are
welcomed. For more information on the Trust including how to
donate and support their valuable work visit
www. hebrideantrust.org
In association with Gordon Grant Marine and West Coast Tours.
Dates
5 May – 13 August
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
& Sunday
Days out from Fort William & Mallaig
Days Out from
Fort William and Mallaig
Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes
by car from Glasgow or 1 hour
20 from Oban, Fort William is also
easily reached by bus from Glasgow,
Argyllshire and Inverness and by
train from west central Scotland. The
bustling and thriving port of Mallaig
is on the north west coast of Scotland
along the famous Road to the Isles.
Voted in the top 10 Islands to visit in
the UK and Europe by TripAdvisor ® in
2014, Skye is a place of dramatic and
varied landscapes, ancient histories,
and thriving local arts and culture.
Mull Circular Route
Dates
Depart from Fort William
Ferry times
Various times available,
depart Kilchoan from 1005,
last departure from Fishnish
1900 (Sun 1805)
Visit two peninsulas and one island,
stunning views, quiet and single track
roads, beautiful beaches, rich wildlife, the
route less travelled.
To book
01631 562 244, email tourshop@calmac.co.uk or Fort William
Tourshop on 01397 705285, email fort.william@calmac.co.uk
or visit Tobermory Port Office or call 01688 302017
From Fort William or when travelling from Skye enjoy
an alternative and less known beautiful circular route to
Mull and cross from the mainland on Ardnamurchan
peninsula to colourful Tobermory on the Isle of Mull.
After time to explore Tobermory and the rest of Mull
head back to the mainland via the short ferry crossing
from Fishnish to Lochaline on the Morvern peninsula.
You’ll travel through some of the most remote and
beautiful parts of mainland Britain as well as enjoy time
on beautiful Mull.
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Travel in either direction,
starting from Kilchoan or
Lochaline. Valid up to 3 days.
Also a great option for cyclists.
Price
Car and driver £51.45
Adult £8.75
Child £4.38
Car & 4 passengers £77.70
(based on adult single fares
and standard car up to 5m)
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Ferry times
Depart Fort William 0855
Arrive Fort William 1705
Later return times available
Monday and Wednesday 26
May to 10 September
Price
With coach from Fort William
Adult £21.30
Child £14.13
Later return times available
Monday and Wednesday
26 May to 10 September
Adult £23.30
Child £15.13
Daily (excluding bus/own
travel to Mallaig)
Adult £14.80
Child £10.88
Includes
Estate entry. Concession and
family tickets also available.
Skye Taster and Clan Donald
Scenic views, Armadale Castle ruins, award
winning Museum of the lsles, historic
gardens, walking trails, beautiful Sleat
peninsula.
To book:
Visit CalMac Tourshop Fort William
Call 01397 705 285 or email fort.william@calmac.co.uk
Enjoy the scenic crossing from Mallaig to Armadale
on Skye and your visit to the impressive Clan Donald
estate. Clan Donald Skye is a magnificent 20,000
acre estate on the beautiful Sleat peninsula of south
Skye and just a short walk from the ferry terminal at
Armadale. You’ll be able to enjoy the historic gardens,
woodland trails and terraced walks surrounding the
imposing ruins of Armadale Castle. The Estate offers
beautiful walks for all levels of fitness, with views east
across the Sound of Sleat to Knoydart, or west across
to the Cuillin mountain range. The area is also rich
in wildlife including red deer, golden eagles and sea
eagles.
The main focal points are the restored historic gardens,
and the beautiful walking and nature trails threading
through the 40 acres of woodland around Armadale
Castle ruined remains, part of which has been restored
as well as the award winning Museum of the Isles.
Here you can discover the history of the Highlands
and Islands through the story of Clan Donald, its most
powerful clan. Take time to explore and enjoy the
themed galleries within the museum as well as poetry
trail. For younger visitors the museum has children’s
trails to explore.
In association with Shiel Buses and Clan Donald Skye.
Dates
Monday to Friday
Small Isles non landing cruise
Dates
Tuesdays and Thursdays
lsland archipelago, different island options
each day, spot dolphins, porpoises, seals and
basking sharks, morning and afternoon
trips available.
To book
Visit CalMac Tourshop Fort William call 01397 705 285
email fort.william@calmac.co.uk
Visit Mallaig Port Office call 01687 462403
Mondays
Adult £36.00
Child £17.25
Join this great non landing cruise to explore the
Small Isles, a small archipelago of beautiful islands
lying south of Skye and the north of Mull and
Ardnarmurchan. Departing by coach from Fort
William, you’ll join the ferry at Mallaig to explore
these beautiful islands.
Eigg, Muck, Rum and Canna are some of the west
coast’s best kept secrets each with their own character
and appeal. Each day offers the chance to enjoy
different island options, all with beautiful scenery
and the chance to spot some of the rich and varied
local wildlife (particularly during summer months)
including porpoises, dolphins, seals, basking sharks
and varied bird species. This is a great option to sit
back and enjoy the views on this beautiful cruise
around the Small Isles.
In association with Shiel Buses.
Ferry times & Prices
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Adult £34.00
Child £16.25
Daily from 3 April – 3 October
Depart from Mallaig
Excludes coach/own travel
arrangements to/from Mallaig
Various times available
Monday to Thursday:
Depart Mallaig 1015,
Arrive Mallaig 1740 (Mon),
1530 (Tues), 1725 (Wed),
1435 (Thurs)
Friday
Depart Mallaig 0825 or 1235
Arrive Mallaig 1220 or 1740
Saturday
Sunday
Adult £27.50
Child £13.00
Includes
Main meal, hot beverage and
cake voucher and for children a
Mini Mariners meal with drink.
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Loch Shiel Wildlife Cruise
Glenaladale Cruise
Depart Glenfinnan 1045
2 hrs duration
Adult £15.00
Child £7.50
Guided cruise, beautiful Loch Shiel, local
wildlife, only accessible by boat, chance
to see The Jacobite (Harry Potter) train
passing Glenfinnan , VisitScotland 3 Star
status and a TripAdvisor® 5 Star Certificate
of Excellence 2014, range of cruises from 1
hour to full day.
Princes Bay Cruise
1 hr duration
Adult £8.00
Child £4.00
Gaskan Cruise
2.5 hrs duration
Adult £17.00
Child £8.50
The Loch Cruise
Arrive Acharacle 1155
Depart Acharacle 1315
Arrive Glenfinnan 1555
Return £24.00,
One Way £16.00
Includes
Expert local commentary on the
key sites and wildlife including
golden and white-tailed eagles,
red deer, black-throated divers,
hen harriers, osprey and many
other species.
Light refreshments are available
to purchase during your cruise
and ashore at each end of
Loch Shiel.
Bus connections from Fort
William to Glenfinnan each way
and from Acharacle are available.
Ask at our Tourshop for details
and tickets. In association with
Shiel buses. Cruises depart from
Glenfinnan. Please ensure you
are there at least 10 minutes
before the trip departure time.
Advance booking is advised.
Warm clothes, waterproofs and
sensible shoes are required.
To book
Call or visit our Tourshop at Fort William on 01397 705 285
or email fort.william@calmac.co.uk
Loch Shiel is one of Scotland’s most historically
significant and unspoiled natural treasures. Choose
from a range of great cruises from one hour to full day,
great options from Skye or en route to/from Mallaig
and just 30 minutes from Fort William.
Available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
Glenaladale Cruise - cruise halfway down the Loch to this beautiful
and majestic glen. Superb views of the monument, church and the
*21-arch railway viaduct. See the *’Jacobite Steam Train’ crossing the
viaduct on this cruise (May to Oct) *Film location for Harry Potter
Princes Bay Cruise - a short cruise to where Bonnie Prince Charlie
paused before landing by longboat at Glenfinnan, taking in
magnificent views of the railway viaduct, the church and the famous
monument at Glenfinnan
Gaskan Cruise - cruise to Glenaladale and on to Gaskan, former
home of Mike Tomkies, the well known and respected naturalist.
Return via the “Black Rocks”, island refuge of the clan chieftain,
Cameron of Locheil, escaping the battle of Culloden
Wednesdays only – Full Day
The Loch Cruise - Experience the full splendour of the Loch, passing
by the ancient burial island Eilean Fhianain, locally-known as the
Green Isle. Landings at Dalilea can be made on request.
In association with Loch Shiel Cruises.
Dates
Isle of Muck
Dates
Ferry Times & Prices
Tuesdays
Smallest of the Small Isles, local crafts,
sandy bays, great walks, rich birdlife,
world away from busy life.
Adult £26.30
Child £13.15
To book
Visit CalMac Tourshop Fort William call: 01397 705 285 or
email fort.william@calmac.co.uk or visit or contact our
Port Office at Mallaig Ferry Terminal on 01687 462403
Visit Muck, the smallest of the Small Isles, just 1 mile
wide by 2 miles long. This is a beautiful island with
white sandy bays, few roads, great short walks and a
rich birdlife including puffins and skylarks. Just 2 hours
ferry from Mallaig on the west coast and a million
miles from modern day stresses, enjoy unhurried
island life including a stop at the local craft shops
and tearoom.
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Depart from Mallaig
Depart Mallaig 1015 (Sat 0730)
Arrive Mallaig 1530 (Sat 1405)
Excludes coach/own travel
Adult £19.80
Child £9.90
Discover Rum Walking Tour
Dates
Wednesdays
Guided Ranger walk, beautiful landscapes,
rich wildlife and history.
To book
or email fort.william@calmac.co.uk or visit or contact our
Experience more of Rum on a guided walking tour of
this beautiful island. Accompanied by the Community
Ranger enjoy a leisurely 2 hour guided walk and
chance to explore and learn more about this beautiful
island as you walk through stunning landscapes.
Includes coach from Fort William
Adult £32.70
Child £16.35
Later bus connection from/to
Fort William available until end
of July.
Excluding coach, own travel
Adult £24.20
Child £12.10
In association with Shiel Buses and the Isle of Rum Community Trust.
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Dates
Discover Eigg
Thursdays
Adult £19.50
Child £9.75
An Sgurr (the Notch) summit walk and
views, Laig Bay, Singing Sands beach .
Mondays
Adult £21.50
Child £10.75
Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays from Mallaig
Excludes coach, own travel
Adult £13.00
Child £6.50
To book
Visit Eigg, one of the archipelago of islands called the
Small Isles, known for its dramatic and fascinating
geology, spectacular scenery and rich wild life.
Eigg is dominated by ‘An Sgurr’ (The Notch) a
dramatic ridge, the largest of its kind in Europe. It’s
around 2 hours moderate walk to the summit from
where you can enjoy the views over to the islands of
Muck and Rum. Laig bay, a large white Atlantic beach
has spectacular views of Rum’s Cuillin mountains,
some of the most memorable views on the west coast
including the musical ‘Singing Sands’ beach. The
island also has a rich history including the sad story of
Massacre Cave and in more recent times, has the first
completely wind, water and sun-powered electricity
grid in the world.
Visit Rum
Dates
25 May – 9 Sept
Largest of the Small Isles, eccentric Kinloch
Castle, natural heritage site, National
Nature Reserve, Rum ponies.
To book
Mondays and Wednesdays
Adult £27.70
Child £13.85
Includes coach from
Fort William
Monday, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday
Depart Mallaig 1015,
(Fri) 1235, (Sat) 0730
Arrive Mallaig 1740 (Mon &
Fri), 1725, (Wed) (Sat) 2050
Rum is the largest of the Small Isles with stunning
mountain and coastal scenery, eccentric Kinloch
castle, great walks to suit all abilities and rich
wildlife including eagles, red deer and hardy Rum
ponies. Rum is an important natural heritage site,
a designated National Nature Reserve and part of
the Small Isles National Scenic Area and includes
17 nationally important ancient monument sites.
Adult £19.20
Child £9.60
Excludes coach, own travel
Explore the village and visit extravagant Kinloch
Castle, just a 20 minute walk from the ferry terminal
or follow the signs for the circular nature trail up
along Kinloch Glen with views into the National
Nature Reserve. Rum is also great for mountain
biking with around 2 miles of unsealed roads around
the village and 11 miles of unsealed roads into the
National Nature Reserve.
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Skye & Ullapool
The departure port of Armadale is only
30 minutes from Broadford on Skye
and approximately 2 hours 20 minutes
from Inverness to Mallaig on the
mainland for the short ferry crossing
over to Armadale. Bus links are also
available from Inverness and from
Portree on Skye.
For tours departing from Uig or
Tarbert, Uig is only 1 hour and 30
minutes from Armadale on Skye and 2
hours 50 minutes from Inverness plus
the ferry crossing to Armadale. Bus
links from Glasgow, Fort William and
Inverness to Uig are also available.
Dates
Small Isles Non Landing Cruise
(from Skye)
Ferry times
7 April to 29 September
Tuesdays – calling at Eigg
and Muck
Depart Armadale 0830
Arrive Armadale 1710
Depart from Armadale
Mondays –
calling at Rum, Eigg and Canna
9 April to 1 October
Thursdays –
calling at Eigg and Muck
Price
Adult £35.35
Child £16.93
Includes
Main meal, hot beverage and
cake voucher and for children a
Mini Mariners meal with Drink.
lsland archipelago, different island options
each day, spot dolphins, porpoises, seals and
basking sharks.
To book
Port Office at Armadale Ferry Terminal on 01471 844248
Sail from Armadale on Skye across the Sound of
Sleat to Mallaig where you’ll board the ferry to the
picturesque Small Isles of Eigg, Muck, Rum and
Canna. Each day offers different island options, all with
beautiful scenery and the chance to spot some of the
west coast’s rich and varied wildlife from the ferry,
including porpoises, dolphins, seals and basking sharks.
Sit back and enjoy panoramic views.
Days out from Skye & Ullapool
Days Out from
St Kilda Full Day Tour
Dates
The UK’s only UNESCO Dual World Heritage
Site, and National Nature Reserve, largest
puffin colony in Britain , dramatic
scenery, the highest sea cliffs and sea stacs
in Britain , unique isolation and history,
once in a lifetime experience.
To book
Visit Uig Port Office Isle of Skye, call 01470 542 219 (option 2)
email uig@calmac.co.uk
Visit CalMac Fort William Tourshop, call 01397 705 285,
For a trip of a lifetime visit the archipelago of St Kilda,
the remotest part of the British Isles, located in the
Atlantic Ocean, 41 miles/66 km west of Benbecula in
the Outer Hebrides. This is one of only 29 locations in
the world with World Heritage Status for natural and
cultural significance and the islands with exceptional
cliffs and sea stacs form the most important seabird
breeding station in north-west Europe. Puffin season is
from late April to early August, and for gannets, from
April to October. The 1930 evacuation of the local
population ended an extraordinary story of survival.
On arrival in Village Bay, it’s a short transfer by Zodiac
dinghy to the main island of Hirta where you’ll have
around 4 hours free to explore. Cruise to Boreray and
Sea Stacs Lee and An Armin around 3 miles to the
north before returning to Uig.
In association with Gotostkilda.co.uk/Integrity Voyages LLP.
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Price
From Tarbert to Uig including
return ferry and tour
Adult £260.20
Child (12-15) £254.10
From Mallaig to Armadale
(drive to Uig to begin your tour)
Car & driver (based on Saver 5
day return) £298.85
Adult £255.85
Child (12 -15) £251.93
for this trip. Full payment is due
14 days before departure. When
planning the date of your trip it
is best also to have the next day
available. If weather cancels your
trip we will, where possible, offer
you the opportunity to travel the
next day.
Includes
Enjoy around 4 hours on the
main island of St Kilda plus cruise
from Hirta to Boreray and Sea
Stacs Lee and An Armin located
approx 3 miles to the north of
Hirta before returning to Uig.
Due to the early start time and
long day, we recommend you
travel the day before your trip
and stay overnight on Skye.
Journey plan and arrival times
are approximate and can
change due to weather.
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Dunvegan Castle and Gardens
Ferry times
Various, from 0750 (from
Mallaig) and 0730 (from Tarbert)
The oldest continuously inhabited castle
in Scotland, ancestral home of the Chiefs of
Clan MacLeod for 800 years, the famous Fairy
Flag, beautiful gardens, stunning views and
location , seal colony, woodland walks.
Prices
Including return ferry from
Mallaig to Armadale
Car & driver £60.20 based on
Saver 5 day return
Adult £17.20
Child £10.73 (5-15 years)
Family £48.20
Seniors/Students £15.50
Including return ferry from
Tarbert to Uig
Adult £21.55
Family £67.35
Also available if travelling one
way by ferry from Mallaig and
departing via the Skye bridge
or one way Mallaig and on to
Tarbert. Ask for details at our
Tourshops or Mallaig or Uig Port
Offices.
Excluding ferry
Adult £9.35
Family £24.65
Includes
Entry to Castle and Gardens
To book
Visit Uig Port Office Isle of Skye, call 01470 542 219 (option 2)
Visit CalMac Fort William Tourshop, call 01397 705 285,
Visit picturesque Dunvegan Castle and Gardens, rich
in history and legends. Standing on a rocky outcrop
in an idyllic loch side setting, Dunvegan is the oldest
continuously inhabited castle in Scotland and has
been the ancestral home and stronghold of the Chiefs
of Clan MacLeod for 800 years.
Enjoy time in this beautiful, important and impressive
castle, part of a grand highland estate steeped in
history and legend. View ancient clan treasures,
Jacobite relics and the famous Fairy Flag. Parts of the
castle date to the 9th century and it’s possible to see
some of the current restoration work. Explore the
elegant walled garden and the water garden, with
gentle walking trails, woodland glades, waterfalls and
streams leading to the sea.
Book a boat trip onto Loch Dunvegan to see the local
seal colony in the bay next to the castle and treat
yourself in the café and gift shops.
In association with MacLeod Estate.
Additional Options
Seal colony boat trips available
to book locally
Dates
Dates
Saturdays
Ferry times
Saturdays –
16 May to 20 June and
29 August to 05 September
Depart Uig 0930
Arrive Uig 2140
27 June to 22 August
Depart Uig 0930
Arrive Uig 2240
Standing Stones Callanish Tour
Depart from Uig
Legendary Callanish Stones, historic Dun
Carloway Broch and Gearrannan Blackhouse
Village, time to explore Stornoway.
To book
Visit Uig Port Office Isle of Skye, call 01470 542 219 (option 2),
Voted Best Island in the UK and Europe by
TripAdvisor® travellers in 2014, this is the perfect
introduction to Harris and Lewis in the stunning
Outer Hebrides. Often referred to as separate
islands, Lewis and Harris is Scotland’s largest island
with Lewis in the north and Harris in the south.
Join this fantastic tour and visit the legendary
Callanish Stones on the West Coast of Lewis.
Arriving at Tarbert you’ll travel by coach to the busy
harbour town of Stornoway. After time to explore
and lunch, visit *Gearrannan Blackhouse Village to
learn about traditional island life in past times. From
here your next stop is Dun Carloway Broch before
heading on to the ancient Standing Stones of Callanish.
The Outer Hebrides are rich in ancient history and
prehistoric remains and Callanish is famous worldwide
for its sense of power and mystery over the centuries.
Returning to Tarbert with free time to enjoy locally
before your ferry departs.
Price
Adult £35.00
Child £17.50
Coming soon
Harris Distillery
Experience
If you’re visiting Harris this
autumn or in 2016, head to the
Harris Distillery. The first distillery
on the Isle of Harris opens its
doors in late September. As the
‘social’ distillery it aims to offer
the best in local Harris hospitality.
For a perfect end of day, enjoy
time to explore and learn more
about whisky or sample an Isle of
Harris gin and tonic.
In 2016, look out for an exclusive
Harris Distillery experience only
available to CalMac passengers.
*a small admission fee will be charged
In association with Maclennan Transport.
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Depart from Uig
lntroduction to the Outer Hebrides, stunning views, freshly
prepared meals, choice of morning, afternoon and evening cruises.
To book
Visit Uig Port Office Isle of Skye, call 01470 542 219 (option 2), email uig@calmac.co.uk
Visit CalMac Fort William Tourshop, call 01397 705 285, email fort.william@calmac.co.uk
For a great introduction to the Outer Hebrides, enjoy a morning, afternoon
or evening sailing on this great non landing cruise from Uig on the Isle of Skye
to the incredibly beautiful North Uist or Harris. Enjoy a leisurely crossing and
great on board hospitality including a delicious meal from our Mariners café.
Relax and soak up views of the dramatic and unique landscapes of the Hebrides
accompanied by delicious food sourced from local suppliers.
Includes Mariners Main meal, Coffee Cabin Hot Drink & Cake.
Child’s ticket includes Mini Mariners Meal and drink.
North Uist (Uig to Lochmaddy)
Harris (Uig to Tarbert)
Non landing
3 April to 25 October
Non landing
3 April to 21 June and 24 August to 25 October
Depart Uig 0940 | Arrive Uig 1335
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Saturday – until 22 June and from 31 August
Saturday – 29 June to 24 August
Sunday – 12 May to 08 September
Depart Uig 0940 and 1800
Arrive Uig 1335 and 2145
Adult £21.20
Child £9.85
Saturday
22 June to 23 August
Monday
Tuesday and Thursday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
Depart Uig 0930 or 1845 |
Arrive Uig 1330 or 2240
Sunday
Adult £21.20
Child £9.85
North Uist and Harris non landing cruises
Days out from Ullapool
Days Out from Ullapool
Ullapool is a picturesque fishing village
on the shores of Loch Broom, just over
1 hour drive north of Loch Ness and
Inverness, around 2 hours 40 by car
from Fort William and slightly less from
Mallaig. Bus links are also available
from Glasgow, Portree, Skye and
Inverness.
Travel from Ullapool to visit the
bustling harbour town of Stornoway
on the Isle of Lewis or for easy access
to explore the wider Lewis, Harris and
other areas of the Outer Hebrides.
Dates
Stornoway non landing cruise
Ferry times
Monday to Saturday
Depart Ullapool 1030 (Sat 0930)
Arrive Ullapool 1630 (Sat 1700)
Panoramic views, rich wild life during
summer months including pods of dolphins,
porpoises, seals and whales.
Prices
Adult £18.40
Child £9.20
Depart from Ullapool
To book
Call or visit our Port Office at Ullapool on 01854 612 358
(option 2) or email ullapool@calmac.co.uk
Enjoy a scenic day cruise and introduction to the
Outer Hebrides on this spectacular crossing on this
great non landing cruise. From Ullapool, cruise across
The Minch, a long stretch of water between the west
coast and the Hebrides. It’s common during summer
months to see pods of dolphins, porpoises, whales
and even basking sharks. Approaching Stornoway, the
panoramic views of Lewis and Harris are wonderful.
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Lewis, voted best island in the UK in 2014,
bustling Stornoway, legendary Callanish
Stones, Gearrannan Blackhouse village,
beautiful views.
To book
Voted Best Island in the UK and Best Island in
Europe by international travel website TripAdvisor®
in 2014, Lewis and Harris in the Outer Hebrides are
Scotland’s largest island with Lewis forming the
northern part of the island, and Harris the southern
part.
This is a great day trip option to enjoy from
Stornoway. You will need to be in Stornoway for
Wednesday lunchtime. Options include travelling
from Ullapool on Wednesday morning and staying
overnight or travel the day before if you’d like to
spend more time exploring. If you’re already on Lewis,
this trip can also be booked separately to your ferry
crossing so you can add this as a great option to
your plans.
Dates
Wednesdays,
24 June – 2 September
Depart Ullapool 1030 arrive
Stornoway 1300
Coach departs 1330 from the bus
station next to the ferry terminal.
Depart Stornoway 0700 or 1400
Arrive Ullapool 0930 or 1630
Includes return ferry from
Ullapool. Please note you must
be in Stornoway for Wednesday
lunchtime to join the coach at
1330. Same day return from
Ullapool is not available.
Adult £33.40
Child £16.70
Also available to book separately to
your ferry booking. Add this great
option to your plans when staying
on Lewis.
Adult £15.00 excluding ferry
Child £7.50 excluding ferry
Discover more about the rich heritage, history and
stunning beauty of Lewis. Your tour starts from the
bustling harbour town of Stornoway. From there,
you’ll board your coach for your guided tour
including a visit to the legendary Callanish Standing
Stones as well as ancient Dun Carloway Broch and
Gearrannan Blackhouse Village*. You’ll also have
free time to explore the local shops and town of
Stornoway at the end of your trip.
*A small admission fee will be charged. If visiting more than one
Historic Scotland site we recommend purchasing the new Islands
Explorer Pass which provides entry to several sites across the West
Coast islands and a few mainland sites. For more details see page 11.
In association with A MacLennan.
Lewis Heritage Tour
Dates
Hebrides Explorer Self Drive Tour
Ferry times
Monday to Saturday
Depart Ullapool 1030
Depart Stornoway Mon – Fri
0700, 1400, Sat 0700 or 1430
Voted ‘Best Island in the UK and Best
Island in Europe’ by TripAdvisor® travellers
in 2014, Lewis and Harris is Scotland’s
largest island with Lewis forming the
northern part and Harris the southern
part of the island.
Prices
Car hire £168.00 based on 5
days Group A vehicle
Adult return ferry £18.40
Child return ferry £9.20
Based on return ferry Ullapool to
Stornoway with 5 days car hire
with pick up and drop from/to
Stornoway.
Drivers must produce a full,
current driving license and
must be at least 23 years old.
If you are under 23 years
old a surcharge will apply.
Special rates may also apply if
you are over 65, have held a
driving licence for less than 2
years, or you have any driving
endorsements. Additional
Drivers can be registered and
paid for locally on collection of
the vehicle at the rental station.
Please ensure all drivers bring
their driving license. Unlimited
mileage is included. Third Party
Insurance, Vehicle Damage
Cover Vehicle Theft Cover and
Excess are not included and are
available and payable directly
and locally when collecting
your car.
To book
Enjoy the scenic crossing from Ullapool before arriving
at the busy harbour town Stornoway. It’s just a few
minutes’ walk to the centre of town and nearby
attractions. Stroll around the grounds of Lews Castle,
the location of the award winning HebCelt festival
each summer. Explore the local streets, cafes and bars
and visit the arts centre An Lanntair (‘The Lantern’)
for exhibitions, live music and events, shopping and
creative workshops.
Your hire car will be available to pick up allowing
you to explore more of the region on this great short
break option.
In association with CarHire Hebrides.
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Discover More...
There’s so much more to discover on
Scotland’s West Coast. Visit our website
for more details and suggested destinations
and routes for all the interests below.
Cycle routes
Off the beaten track
Cycling is a great way to enjoy and
explore the beautiful West Coast islands
and peninsulas. From short leisurely
easy cycles on flat terrain, great for
beginners and younger cyclists to
more challenging routes and dedicated
trails. On many destinations, roads are
quiet and local bike hire is available. If
bringing your bike, they travel free on
our ferries.
If you’re looking for something
or somewhere off the beaten track
and away from the main tourist trails,
there are plenty of options. Head to
Islay and on to Jura. Discover Argyll’s
Secret Coast and the wonderful Kintyre
peninsula. Visit Colonsay or Gigha, the
Sleat peninsula and Raasay. Explore the
Small Isles archipeligo or the Dark Skies
island of Coll. Travel the Ardnamurchan
or Morvern peninsulas or head north
to Barra, South Uist, North Uist,
Berneray and Eriskay.
From the Hebridean Way in the Outer
Hebrides to mountain biking on Arran
and Eigg to the family friendly Cumbrae
Coastal Circuit on the ‘Island of
Festivals and Events
Thousand Bicycles’ and the wonderful
Cowal and Kintyre peninsulas there are The west coast is home to fantastic
festivals and events throughout the
routes to suit all abilities.
year, particularly during summer
West Coast Garden Trail
months. Most are family friendly and
many are award winning, attracting
The West Coast is home to a range of
big names in the music industry as well
beautiful and award winning gardens.
as promoting up and coming artists.
Spring and early summer are wonderful
times to visit and some are open year
For more information on these and
round. From award winning Achamore other destinations, routes, events and
Gardens on Gigha to Colonsay House
festivals throughout the year visit our
Gardens, Ardtornish on the Movern
website at www.calmac.co.uk
peninsula to Dunvegan Castle Gardens
on Skye, Brodick Castle and Country
Park on Arran and Inverarary Castle
and Gardens and Benmore Gardens
in Argyll.
Where expressly stated, tours are sold by Caledonian MacBrayne as
agents for individual tour and activity operators and attraction providers.
Terms and conditions of individual tour operators apply. Copies available
on request direct from individual tour operators.
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