Here’s another reminder, especially for guests coming over to Tiree in Summer. Guests planning a trip to Tiree next summer are advised that Caledonian MacBrayne has opened Summer 2026 ferry bookings. The full timetable is available and travel can now be booked at www.calmac.co.uk. Don’t leave your travel until later. Strongly recommended: book as early as possible to avoid disruption to your holiday […]
Caledonian MacBrayne has opened Summer 2026 ferry bookings for trips to Tiree. Travelers are encouraged to book early via http://www.calmac.co.uk, as summer sailings, especially vehicle spaces, can fill up quickly. Ensure your travel plans are secure to avoid disruptions and travel with peace of mind.
The post invites readers to share their experiences with ferry reliability in Scotland, particularly regarding punctuality. It encourages honest feedback on whether sailings are timely or if delays are common, aiming to help others understand what to expect when traveling to and from Scottish islands.
Consider planning your 2025 travel now and utilizing long weekends on the west coast. The Western islands offer a mix of relaxation and adventure, showcasing Scotland’s natural beauty. Ensure you book your summer travels early. For ferry travel, visit Calmac’s booking link.
In March 2020, following the lockdown announcement by Boris Johnson, the author found themselves in Tiree, separated from family on the mainland. With ferry cancellations causing concern, they finally managed to return to Oban after two days, experiencing a solitary journey home amid the initial uncertainty of the pandemic.
It’s that time of year agin. Yesterday, with the car absolutely ‘packed to the rafters’, I headed up to Oban and over to Tiree for an annual Winter Maintenance visit. This important visit is done each year by myself, faithfully, to ensure the cottage gets fully painted inside and is as fresh as possible for […]
Calmac have announced their ferry fares are increasing by 6.5% on March 30th 2012. This is in response apparently to rising fuel costs. You can read the full story here http://forargyll.com/2011/12/curiosities-in-6-5-argyll-ferry-fares-rise-by-2012/ Thankfully Struthan Cottages are going to keep the same prices in 2013 as 2012 prices!
