For technical reasons, the ferry from Fionnphort on Mull to the Isle of Iona will be running a restricted service until further notice.
[ September 17, 2009 to September 20, 2009. ]
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After a cracking start in 2008, the dates for Argyll’s 2009 Colonsay Folk Festival - Ceol Cholasa - have been set. The main music events of the Festival wil run from 17th September - 20th September…
Scottish west coast ferry operator, Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac) is recruiting for a range of jobs for the 2009 sumer season. The jobs include Senior Catering Ratings, Third Officers, Third Engineers, a Seaman 1A and a Seaman/Purser.
Because of the today’s weather (9th November), the following cancellations and disruptions are affecting Argyll ferries.
Oban - Coll - Tiree: The ship was unable to land at either Coll or Tiree this afternoon and so it turned at 15.00 and…
With the weather as it is, the situation for today (24th October) on CalMac ferry sailings is:
Cancellations: (Argyll sailings first)
Disruptions: (Argyll sailings first)
This weekend, the forecast gales came through and disrupted ferries to Argyll’s islands. Ironically this was the start of CalMac’s winter timetable and the start of the Scottish Government’s ferry fare subsidy to islands selected for inclusion in its Road…
This Saturday - 19th October- sees the start of Caledonian MacBrayne’s (CalMac) Winter Timetable for ferry sailings on the Scottish west coast and islands - including all Argyll routes. If you’re going to be on the move, check out the…
Work is to start shortly on resolving the technical problems haunting the new passenger access gangway at Rothesay Pier since it came into service in December last year. Work will get under way on Monday 20thOctober, seeing the gangway taken…
West coast ferry operator, Caledonia MacBrayne (CalMac) have announced a 3.8% rise in ferry fares to take effect from the start of the 2009 Summer Timetable on 27th March. It will include the route from Dunoon in Argyll to Greenock…
The Government approved, publicly run onlien travel service, Traveline Scotland, puts together a Sunday morning itineraray that would only be possible with a twenty-five minute crossing from Rothesay to Wemyss Bay. This is ten minutes quicker than the reality. island…
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