Travel Trade Presentation and Planner 2021/22

TRAVEL TRADE Presentation & Planner (Groups and FIT)

calmac.co.uk

Inspiration for your 2021/22 customers

Welcome / Failte To the Caledonian MacBrayne Travel Trade Product Planner for 2021 where I hope you will find inspiration when planning your tours to the West Coast of Scotland.

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The effect of the Gulfstream has provided this part of Scotland with a unique micro climate that allows palm trees to grow on the seafront at Rothesay, plants from the rainforests of South America to flourish in the gardens at Arduaine in Argyll and Achamore on Gigha and beaches on Harris that are more akin to the Caribbean than you would have thought possible in the North West of Scotland.

Our dedicated Travel Trade Department will liaise with you to create an exceptional coach touring package taking in all the stunning scenery that the Clyde and Hebridean islands and peninsulas have to offer.

2021 coach fares have been agreed with the Scottish Government whilst passenger and coach fares for 2022 have been estimated in order to provide indicative costs (actual fares won’t be confirmed until the end of 2021).

Travel Trade Department: Monday - Friday: 0830 - 1700 Telephone: (+44) 1475 650355 Email: traveltrade@calmac.co.uk

I hope you will be enthused and influenced by the content of the following pages and we look forward to seeing you on our vessels in 2021.

For route inspiration click here Web: www.calmac.co.uk/travel-trade

Contents Our Routes 4 Clyde & Kintyre 6 Tour to the Isle of Bute 7 Arran - Islay - Oban 8 Tour to the Isle of Arran 9 Sound of Mull Sightseeing Sail 10 Tour to the Isle of Mull 11 Mull, Morvern, Skye 12 Tours to the Isles of Mull, Staffa and Iona 13 Tarbert and Loch Fyne 14 Tour to the Island of Gigha 15 Skye - Harris - North Uist - Skye 16 Tour to Armadale Castle and Gardens and Skye 17 Duart Castle Adventure 19 Mull and Iona 19 Staffa and Ulva 20 Three Isles - Mull, Staffa and Iona 20 Treshnish and Staffa 21 Coll 21 Coach Fares 24 How to Book 26 Passenger Assistance 26

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OUR ROUTES

LEWIS Stornoway

HARRIS

Tarbert

Ullapool

Leverburgh

NORTH UIST

Berneray

Lochmaddy Uig

SOUTH UIST

Inverness

RAASAY

SKYE Sconser

Lochboisdale

ERISKAY

CANNA

Armadale Mallaig

BARRA

RUM

Castlebay

EIGG MUCK

SCOTLAND

Kilchoan

COLL

Tobermory

TIREE

Lochaline

LISMORE

Fishnish Craignure

Oban

MULL IONA

Dundee

KERRERA

Gallanach

Fionnphort

COLONSAY Dunoon Colintraive Portavadie Tarbert

JURA Port Askaig

Kennacraig

ISLAY Port Ellen

Edinburgh Glasgow

Rhubodach

Claonaig

Tayinloan

GIGHA

Gourock Wemyss Bay

Rothesay

Largs

BUTE

Lochranza

ARRAN

GREAT CUMBRAE

Ardrossan

Brodick

KINTYRE

Colour Key

Prestwick

Campbeltown

For route inspiration click here Outer Hebrides Skye, Raasay and the Small Isles Inner Hebrides Southern Hebrides Firth of Clyde Winter & Summer Routes Winter Routes Summer Routes

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Port CalMac Tourshop

Stretching from Arran in the south to Lewis in the north, our network serves 28 different routes – travelling with us could not be simpler. We sail from quick five-minute crossings to more leisurely six-hour sailings.

Travel Trade

Groups and Coaches

Clyde & Kintyre 6 Tour to the Isle of Bute 7 Arran - Islay - Oban 8 Tour to the Isle of Arran 9 Sound of Mull Sightseeing Sail 10 Tour to the Isle of Mull 11 Mull, Morvern, Skye 12 Tours to the Isles of Mull, Staffa and Iona 13 Tarbert and Loch Fyne 14 Tour to the Island of Gigha 15 Skye - Harris - North Uist - Skye 16 Tour to Armadale Castle and Gardens and Skye 17

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MULL For route inspiration click here

CLYDE & KINTYRE

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COLONSAY

Dunoon Gourock Colintraive Portavadie Wemyss Bay Tarbert Rhubodach

JURA Port Askaig

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Kennacraig

ISLAY Port Ellen

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Tayinloan

GIGHA

Claonaig

Rothesay

Largs

BUTE

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Lochranza

ARRAN

GREAT CUMBRAE

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Brodick

KINTYRE

Glasgow

Ardrossan

1 Brodick Castle Isle of Arran

2 Kyles of Bute Viewpoint

Campbeltown

Kyles of Bute

3 Achamore Gardens

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Discover the castle’s rich collection of impressive period furniture, silverware, paintings and trophies. Stroll around the landscaped gardens to enjoy the woodland trails, wildlife ponds and waterfalls, great views and the chance to spot some of the local wildlife.

It’s a truly breathtaking view and makes for a fantastic photo - whatever the weather. There’s a lay-by with a bench and map information panel showing the landmarks and history of the area.

1 BRODICK CASTLE Explore historic Brodick Castle, Garden and Country Park set dramatically against the backdrop of Goatfell on the beautiful island of Arran.

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2 KYLES OF BUTE VIEWPOINT One of the highlights of travelling the beautiful road to Tighnabruaich is stopping off at the Kyles of Bute Viewpoint. It’s a scenic drive along the A8003 to Tighnabruaich, but the viewpoint never fails to impress.

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Isle of Gigha

3 ACHAMORE GARDENS The community owned island of Gigha is home to the world famous Achamore Gardens. The garden extends to approximately 54 acres of natural woodlands and contains a large walled garden, pond area and many rare and interesting plants and trees.

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Ferry Services operated

by NorthLink Ferries

Scrabster

For coach/ tour operators based in the Central Belt of Scotland

ROTHESAY

Tour to the Isle of Bute Bute is only 33 miles from Glasgow (as the crow flies) Bute is one of the most accessible of the westerly islands from the Scottish Central Belt. It’s a peaceful island haven, just a stone’s throw away from the mainland.

Bute is only 15 miles long by 4 miles wide but there is loads to see and do. The wonderful West Island Way is an island-long marked trail – it’s a great way to see Bute’s flora and fauna and of course the views to Arran and Cowal.

Bute is renowned for its glorious gardens and grand architecture. The Esplanade Gardens on the front are a summer favourite. Why not visit Ardencraig Gardens on Canada Hill which features a walled garden and an exotic aviary. The marvellous Ascog Fernery is a beautiful garden with specimen planting and the fernery is a cool oasis on a hot day.

Tour Route

Rothesay and Port Bannatyne are great places for a bite to eat with cafes, bistros, bars and restaurants.

This circular tour encompasses some of the most outstanding scenery Scotland has to offer – along the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond and through the Arrochar Alps to the shores of Loch Fyne. Bute itself is accessed by the short ferry crossing from Colintraive to Rhubodach.

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Tarbert

Strachur

15 Colintraive Rhubodach

The return to Central Belt is from Rothesay via the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry to Wemyss Bay. Onboard all tour customers will receive a complimentary cup of tea/ coffee and a slice of cake.

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ARRAN - ISLAY - OBAN

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1 ISLE OF ARRAN DISTILLERY

IS2 ISLAY DISTILLERIES

The Distillery Visitor Centre was officially opened

by Her Majesty The Queen in 1997 and is situated right next to the distillery. After visiting the Distillery there is plenty of time to take a tour around the island when there is the opportunity for your customers to take in the breath taking seascapes over to Kintyre and south towards the volcanic plug that is known as Ailsa Craig.

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3 OBAN DISTILLERY

Islay is justifiably famous for its distinctive smoky and peaty single malt whisky and as of 2018 will have nine working distilleries – Bruichladdich, Bowmore, Laphroaig, Lagavulin, Caol Ila, Kilchoman, Bunnahabhain, Ardbeg and Ardnahoe. Jura produces its own signature malt too at the tiny Jura Distillery and all nine are well worth a visit.

Oban Distillery is both one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland and one of the smallest with just two pot stills. Pre-dating the town of Oban, it was originally established in 1794 by brothers John and Hugh Stevenson. It underwent a refurbishment in the 1890s. Oban Distillery is both one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland and one of the smallest with just two pot stills.

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Oban

MULL

1 Isle of Arran Distillery

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Fionnphort

Isle of Arran

2 Islay Distilleries Isle of Islay

3 Oban Distillery

COLONSAY

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Port Askaig

Colintraive Portavadie Tarbert

JURA

Kennacraig

ISLAY

Port Ellen

Oban

Tayinloan

GIGHA

Wemyss Bay Rhubodach

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Claonaig

Rothesay

Glasgow Largs

BUTE 1

Lochranza

ARRAN

GREAT CUMBRAE

Ardrossan

Brodick

KINTYRE Campbeltown

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Prestwick

Ferry Services operated

by NorthLink Ferries

Scrabster

For coach/ tour operators based in the Central Belt of Scotland/ Glasgow

BRODICK CASTLE Tour to the Isle of Arran

Caledonian MacBrayne, in partnership with the National Trust for Scotland, are offering Travel Trade customers a memorable day out that combines the exhilarating experience of ferry travel to an island with a visit to one of Scotland’s best known castles.

The quintessential Victorian ‘Highland’ estate, Brodick Castle, Garden & Country Park on the Isle of Arran is the perfect place for a day trip by coach. Dramatically set against the backdrop of Goatfell, the grand red sandstone Scottish baronialstyle castle has stunning views over Brodick Bay to the Firth of Clyde.

Brodick Castle is packed full of treasures too - it’s renowned for its impressive collections of period furniture, silverware, porcelain, paintings and sporting trophies.

TourRoute Route Tour Greenock

No trip to Arran would be complete without a tour around the island when there is the opportunity for your customers to take in the breath taking seascapes over to Kintyre and south towards the volcanic plug that is known as Ailsa Craig.

This also presents opportunities to spot some of the islands sealife and leave with pictures of native seals or porpoise.

Paisley

Brodick Castle

Dalry

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For coach/ tour operators based in Oban, Ballachulish and Fort William

SOUND OF MULL

Sound of Mull Sight Seeing Sail

This sail starts in Oban with customers joining the MV Isle of Mull on the 45 minute crossing to Mull.

After departing Oban Bay the vessel sails past Maiden Island to starboard and the Isle of Kerrara to port. The David Hutcheson Memorial - one of the founders of Caledonian MacBrayne on Kerrara can be seen at this point.

En route, the views to the north include the island of Lismore and the Nevis Range whilst to the south the Garvellach Islands are clearly visible. Sealife and birdlife is abundant on the sail with porpoises often being seen in the area of the Lismore Lighthouse along with gannets, guillemots and cormorants.

In the distance, Duart Castle comes into view. Duart Castle stands on a crag at the end of the peninsular jutting out into the Sound of Mull at the intersection of the Sound of Mull, Loch Linnhe and the Firth of Lorne and within view of the neighbouring castles of Dunstaffnage, Dunollie, Aros and Ardtornish, part of a chain of castles up the Sound of Mull to Mingary Castle.

The vessel arrives at Craignure - the main port on the Isle of Mull. After a quick turnaround (when sail passengers remain onboard) the vessel makes its way back to Oban.

Fingal’s Cave

As part of this offer, sail passengers are provided with soup and a roll from the Mariners Café on board. For this reason, tour operators are recommended to book the midday departure from Oban returning just after two hours later.

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Tour TourRoute Route Corran Ferry

Lochaline

Morvern

Fishnish Craignure Duart Castle

Greenock

For coach/ tour operators based in the Fort William, Ballachullish and Oban

DUART CASTLE

Tour to the Isle of Mull

Duart Castle or Caisteal Dhubhairt in Scottish Gaelic is the main castle on the Isle of Mull. The castle dates back to the 13th century and is the seat of Clan MacLean.

The castle stands on a crag at the end of the peninsular jutting out into the Sound of Mull at the intersection of the sound of Mull, Loch Linnhe and the Firth of Lorne and within view of the neighbouring castles of Dunstaffnage, Dunollie, Aros and Ardtornish, part of a chain of castles up the Sound of Mull to Mingary Castle.

This circular tour, which can be operated from any point on the route e.g. Oban, Fort William, and Ballachulish - incorporates some of the most spectacular panoramas on the West Coast of Scotland - including the wild ruggedness of Morvern, the benign shoreline of Loch Linnhe and the majestic seascapes around the Firth of Lorne.

Return to the mainland is via the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry either at Fishnish (if travelling in the direction of Fort William) or Craignure (if travelling in the direction of Oban).

Tour Route Corran Ferry

Lochaline

Morvern

Fishnish Craignure

Fingal’s Cave

Duart Castle

Greenock

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Paisley

For route inspiration click here

MULL - MORVERN - SKYE

rdmhor

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Armadale

RUM

stlebay

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CANNA

1 Staffa and Iona

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Mallaig

3

EIGG

Staff and Iona

2 Tobermory Isle of Mull

3 Silver Sands of Morar

MUCK

Mallaig

Fort William

4 Armadale Castle and

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Kilchoan

COLL

2

Tobermory

TIREE

IONA

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1 STAFFA AND IONA Discover the most beautiful and interesting places on the West Coast of Scotland with tours to the Isle of Staffa, home to the world-famous Fingal’s Cave, the ornithological heaven of the Treshnish Isles and the sacred Isle of Iona.

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Gardens Isle of Skye

Lochaline

Fishnish Craignure

MULL

LISMORE Oban

Fionnphort

2 TOBERMORY Tobermory was built as a fishing port in the late 18th century and is now the main town on Mull. It is a picture-postcard of a place with the brightly painted buildings along the main street to the pier and the high woodland-fringed hills surrounding the bay.

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3 SILVER SANDS OF

MORAR

The Silver Sands of Morar are a celebrated series of beautiful sandy beaches, which pepper the coastline from Arisaig to Morar.

A stunning string of white sandy beaches, with spectacular views out to the Small Isles of Rum, Eigg, Muck and Canna.

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4 ARMADALE CASTLE AND GARDENS Armadale Castle and Gardens is a sculptured ruin of its former glory, as seat of Clan Donald. The estate is also home to the award-winning Museum of the Isles where six interconnecting galleries bring to life the story of the clan, from its days of medieval glory, the Lords of the Isles, and the clan’s emigration around the world.

For coach/ tour operators based in the Fort William, Ballachulish and Oban

MULL, STAFFA AND IONA

Tour to the Isles of Mull, Staffa and Iona

This is one of the best day tours in Scotland, providing a scenic route through the beautiful island of Mull and a visit to the island of Iona.

The highlight of this tour is the awe inspiring visit to the unique island of Staffa to see the hexagonally jointed columns of basalt as well as Fingals Cave - it was made famous the world over by Felix Mendelsohn in 1830 when he composed the Hebrides Overture.

From Oban, the tour crosses the Firth of Lorne to Craignure on Mull.

The scenic route through the island is via Glen More to Fionnphort where a small vessel operated by Staffa Tours departs for Staffa. After cruising to Staffa and allowing an hour ashore (subject to landing conditions) the vessel sails south to Iona which is known for its tranquillity, its Abbey and the burial place of Scottish Kings.

The return to Fionnphort is onboard the Caledonian MacBrayne vessel, MV Loch Buie which only takes 10 minutes to cross the Sound of Iona. Return to Oban in the afternoon via Fionnphort, Glen More and Craignure.

Tour TourRoute Route

Craignure Fingal’s Cave

Glen More

Fionnphort

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Brodick

For coach/ tour operators based in Oban, Inverary and Tarbert

ARDUAINE GARDEN Tarbert and Loch Fyne

From Oban, this tour visits the fabulous National Trust for Scotland Garden at Arduaine. This wonderful coastal garden forms a horticultural tour around the temperate world with a collection of rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias, Blue Tibetan poppies, giant Himalayan lilies and Chatham Island forget-me-nots.

Arduaine Garden is a tranquil green oasis on the south slope of the Arduaine peninsula on the west coast, south of Oban, with something to see every day of the year.

After leaving Arduaine, the tour moves south to the village of Tarbert on Loch Fyne. This busy little fishing port has a lot to attract visitors not least of which is the stunning scenery the quirky art galleries and numerous restaurants.

Tour Route

Having crossed Loch Fyne from Tarbert onboard the one of the world’s first battery powered ferries, the tour takes the journey to the viewpoint overlooking the Kyles of Bute (designated as a National Scenic Area).

The return to Oban is via Glen Daruel, Strachur, the shores of Loch Fyne, Inveraray and the shores of Loch Awe.

Cairndow

Arduaine Inveraray Garden Strachur Lochgilphead

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Kyles of Bute Viewpoint

B8000

Tighnabruaich T

Portavadie

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For coach/ tour operators based in Oban, Inverary and Tarbert

ACHAMORE GARDENS

Tour to the Island of Gigha

The community owned island of Gigha is home to the world famous Achamore Gardens. The garden extends to approximately 54 acres of natural woodlands and contains a large walled garden, pond area and many rare and interesting plants and trees growing in the frost-free climate, as well as rhododendrons, azaleas and camellias.

Armadale

Gigha lies just over 3 miles from the Mull of Kintyre. It is reached in 20 minutes from the slip at Tayinloan located a short coach ride from the bustling village of Tarbert - known for its fishing community and busy yachting marina.

In March 2002 the island population (currently numbering 110) managed, with help from grants and loans from the National Lottery and Highlands and Islands Enterprise, to purchase the island for £4 million - one of the first community buyouts in Scotland.

Tour Route

A day trip to Gigha is easily possible for coach and tour operators that are based in Oban, Inveraray and Tarbert. Spectacular coastal scenery all the way down the Kintyre peninsula cannot fail to impress your customers.

Arduaine Garden

Inveraray

Lochgilphead

Gigha

Tayinloan

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SKYE - HARRIS - NORTH UIST - SKYE

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HARRIS

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1 Luskentyre Beach

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2 MacLeod Standing Stone

Tarbert

NORTH UIST

Isle of Harris

3 Harris Tweed Weaver

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Berneray

Isle of Harris

Leverburgh

Isle of Harris

Lochmaddy Uig

RAASAY

SKYE SOUTH UIST

Sconser

Lochboisdale

ERISKAY BARRA

CANNA Ardmhor

Mallaig

RUM

Castlebay

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1 LUSKENTYRE BEACH

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Armadale

EIGG

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2 MACLEOD STANDING STONE

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3 HARRIS TWEED WEAVER

For coach/ tour operators based in Oban, Ballachulish, Fort William and Mallaig

ARMADALE CASTLE

Tour to Armadale Castle and gardens and stunning Skye

Armadale Castle & Gardens sit at the heart of a 20,000-acre estate on the Sleat peninsula - the Clan Donald Lands Trust owns and manages the estate.

The 40-acre woodland garden, dating back to the 1600’s, surrounds the imposing ruin of Armadale Castle and its Gothic wing. Featuring many rare shrubs and plants, visitors can enjoy elegant lawns, terraced walks and warm colours in the blossoming borders. Landscaped ponds brimming with wildlife and its beautiful Spring carpet of Bluebells make it one of the treasures of the Isle of Skye.

The award-winning Museum of the Isles is located in the gardens, holding the Clan Donald collection with a library, archive and genealogy department, featuring 6 galleries exhibiting the history of Scotland’s largest clan and the culture and heritage of this part of Skye.

Tour Route

This circular tour of the West Highlands travels up the stunning A830 ‘The Road to the Isles’ passing Glenfinnan and the spot near Arisaig where Bonnie Prince Charlie landed on the Scottish mainland in July 1745.

Sailing over the sea to Skye with Caledonian MacBrayne from Mallaig - Armadale the tour visits Armadale Castle and Gardens and then makes its way along ‘the garden of Skye’ to the village of Broadford. After visiting Broadford the tour returns to the Scottish mainland via the Skye Bridge.

Cairndow

Arduaine Garden

Inveraray

17 Strachur

Lochgilphead

Travel Trade FIT

Duart Castle Day Adventure Mull and Iona Staffa and Ulva Three Isles Mull, Iona and Staffa Treshnish and Staffa Coll

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DUART CASTLE DAY ADVENTURE

The one with the castle on the cliff top and the Clan Chief Climb aboard as we sail across the sound of Mull to Craignure. As you approach the island, you’ll spot the focus of the day’s adventure – Duart Castle. This island fortress stands proudly on the headland, guarding the island and the water below.

Mull departs Oban

It’s been the home of the Clan Chief MacLean for over 650 years, and is one of the last privately owned clan homes in Scotland. You’ll be able to explore everything from the grounds to the great hall – before stopping for tea to sample the delights of the castle’s kitchen garden.

MULL AND IONA

The One with MacBeth’s grave and Aunt Beth’s Selfie Set sail from the Gateway to the Isles over to Mull. From there, you’ll be off around the island’s lochs, and through its glens to Fionnphort – Gaelic for ‘white harbour’ - a nod to the bright sandy bays on this part of Mull. From there, you’ll set sail again across the Sound of Iona to the island of the same name – a Hebridean beauty.

Mull and Iona departs Oban

Iona is the cradle of Scottish Christianity, and the burial place of early Scottish Kings – including MacBeth. It’s also home to the most stunning white sandy beaches, and clear turquoise waters. Selfie Heaven!

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STAFFA AND ULVA

The one with the tranquil walks and the towering columns Travel to Ulva - an enchanting island just off Mull’s western coast. You’ll immerse yourself in this little haven – eight square miles of tranquillity – where there’s not one hint of tarmac.

Staffa and Ulva departs Oban

There’s time to explore Sheila’s cottage – a traditional thatched croft house, which displays Ulva’s history from Mesolithic Man to today, before setting off for Staffa.

Staffa is a geological phenomenon. An island of towering hexagonal columns of basalt, and one of the world’s natural wonders. You’ll explore the cathedral made of rock – Fingal’s Cave and its congregation of seasonal puffins that sit high above.

Three Isles Day Adventure

THREE ISLES MULL, IONA AND STAFFA The one with the rugged mountain, the sacred island and the watery cathedral

Sail across the Sound of Mull, for the start of a three-island adventure. Experience the rugged scenery of Mull – with its rocky peaks and slopes before catching the ferry to Staffa – home of the watery cathedral, otherwise known as Fingal’s Cave. You may even be welcomed by a colony of breeding puffins. From Staffa, you’ll then sail over to Iona – the sacred island and cradle of Christianity in Scotland, with its historic abbey. To give yourself more time to explore this unique part of the world, you can opt to book an Early Bird version of this tour – details below.

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Mull, Iona and Staffa departs Oban

TRESHNISH AND STAFFA

The one with the stone cathedral and curious puffins After sailing from Oban to Craignure, you’ll have a scenic transfer across Mull to the ferry at Ulva – bound for the geological phenomenon that is the Island of Staffa.

Formed from hexagonal basalt pillars, this uninhabited beauty is filled with caves – the best known being Fingal’s Cave, the stone cathedral. There’s time to explore this unique island, before crossing to the Treshnish archipelago. At Lunga you may be welcomed by thousands of puffins, guillemots, razorbills and kittiwakes.

The sights, sounds and panoramic views will live long in your memory.

Staffa and Treshnish departs Oban

Discover Coll Day Adventure

COLL

The one with the corncrakes, two castles and Katie Morag.

Sail through the Sound of Mull and onwards to the Isle of Coll, to enjoy its tranquillity and spectacular views of the Treshnish Isles and Outer Hebrides.

Coll departs Oban

You’ll be taken off on a 4x4 tour by a native islander, through the picturesque village of Arinagour to see Coll’s two castles, a chance to spy an elusive corncrake at the island’s bird reserve, and then to see some of the most striking pristine white beaches in Scotland. Coll is a magical, friendly place, a hidden gem amongst the treasure of the Hebrides, and of course, the inspiration behind Mairi Hedderwick’s best-selling Katie Morag books.

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ONBOARD SERVICES

Your customer’s holiday begins with CalMac so they can refuel, re-stock or simply relax and recharge - whatever way your customer intends to spend their journey time, our onboard services offer something for everyone.

Services vary on our ferries to suit the length of the journey, be it a five-minute crossing, a leisurely seven-hour sail or something in between.

Already decided on your tour destination? Then check out our fleet’s onboard services table to see what’s available on the route.

CalMac are proud to become the first ferry operator in Scotland to receive the Taste our Best accreditation by Visit Scotland and are working hard to maintain the fresh quality of our ingredients and develop our menus which are rich in local provenance.

SPECIAL DIETARY REQUIREMENTS We understand that many of our passengers may have special dietary requirements. If you do have special dietary requirements, please do speak to a member of our staff on board or contact us prior to your sailing by emailing: retailoperations@calmac.co.uk

MARINERS CAFETERIA Best for hot and cold main meals

Throughout the day, our Mariners Cafeterias (available on our larger ferries) provide freshly prepared meals, which champion locally sourced and traceable food and drink. Start your day the CalMac way with one of our traditional Scottish Breakfasts, or a bagel with Scottish smoked salmon and scrambled egg - served until 11am. Later in the day, enjoy some of the dishes that are firm favourites with our regular customers including Scottish Haddock, freshly prepared onboard each day. We still offer our now legendary CalMac and Cheese made with Mull of Kintyre Cheddar. All of our Mariners Cafeterias have been awarded Visit Scotland Taste our Best Accreditation and a Healthy Living Award.

For our specially designed Travel Trade menu for groups of 10 and more click here

THE BAR

Tour Route

Best for local whiskies and ales

The Bar offers a fantastic choice of local malts, Scottish gins and local ales. Sample a tipple associated with the island you are travelling to. The bar also serves freshly brewed Teas & Coffees along with a selection of fresh cakes

COFFEE CABIN Best for quick snacks

The Coffee Cabin is available on our smaller ferries and its the perfect pitstop for a range of teas, coffees, soft drinks, snacks, breakfast rolls, soup and sandwiches. Whilst you’re in the Cabin you can peruse a range of fabulous island produce, gifts and souvenirs. It’s a perfect place to refuel or pick up some last minute gifts and treats.

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What’s ON BOARD

OUR FLEET

ONBOARD SERVICES SHOP

MV Loch Seaforth

MARINERS

COFFEE CABIN

MV Isle of Lewis

MARINERS

COFFEE CABIN

MV Clansman

MARINERS

COFFEE CABIN

SHOP

MV Hebrides

MARINERS

COFFEE CABIN

SHOP

MV Caledonian Isles

MARINERS

COFFEE CABIN

SHOP

The BAR

MV Isle of Mull

MARINERS

COFFEE CABIN

SHOP

The BAR

MV Hebridean Isles

MARINERS

COFFEE CABIN

SHOP

MV Isle of Arran

MARINERS

COFFEE CABIN

SHOP

MV Finlaggan

MARINERS

COFFEE CABIN

SHOP

MV Lord of the Isles

MARINERS

COFFEE CABIN

SHOP

CAFE

CAFE

CAFE

CAFE

CAFE

CAFE

CAFE

CAFE

CAFE

CAFE

MV Bute

COFFEE CABIN

MV Argyle

COFFEE CABIN

MV Coruisk

COFFEE CABIN

MV Lochnevis

MARINERS CAFE

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COACH FARES 2022/23 ROUTES

Single Pax Fare

<6.5Mtr

<7Mtr

<7.5Mtr

<8Mtr

<8.5Mtr

<9Mtr

<9.5Mtr

Ardmhor (Barra) - Eriskay

£3.33

£36.55

£37.29

£38.04

£38.79

£39.54

£40.90

£40.91

Ardrossan - Brodick

£4.20

£46.26

£47.76

£49.25

£50.75

£52.24

£53.74

£55.07

Ardrossan - Campbeltown

£8.55

£93.79

£98.94

£104.09

£109.45

£114.39

£119.54

£124.33

Berneray - Leverburgh

£3.89

£42.67

£43.89

£45.11

£46.33

£47.54

£48.76

£49.84

Campbeltown - Brodick

£8.09

£88.46

£93.20

£97.95

£102.69

£107.43

£112.17

£116.57

Claonaig - Lochranza

£3.17

£35.22

£35.86

£37.53

£37.15

£37.80

£38.44

£38.97

Colintraive - Rhubodach

£1.28

£28.16

£28.26

£28.36

£28.47

£28.57

£28.67

£28.69

Coll - Tiree

£3.74

£46.66

£48.19

£49.72

£51.24

£52.77

£54.29

£55.65

Fionnphort - Iona

£1.84

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Fishnish - Lochaline

£2.66

£30.16

£30.41

£30.67

£30.92

£31.18

£31.44

£31.60

Kennacraig - Islay

£7.27

£79.81

£83.89

£87.96

£92.04

£96.11

£100.19

£103.96

Largs - Cumbrae Round Trip*

£3.58

£57.78

£58.10

£58.42

£58.74

£59.05

£59.37

£59.51

Mallaig - Armadale

£3.17

£35.22

£35.86

£36.51

£37.15

£37.80

£38.44

£38.97

Mallaig - Lochboisdale

£11.32

£123.21

£130.62

£138.04

£145.45

£152.86

£160.28

£167.20

Oban - Colonsay

£7.99

£86.60

£91.20

£95.80

£100.39

£104.99

£109.59

£113.85

Oban - Coll / Tiree

£9.52

£124.54

£132.06

£139.57

£147.09

£154.60

£162.12

£169.14

Oban - Craignure

£3.89

£42.27

£43.46

£44.65

£45.83

£47.02

£48.21

£49.25

Oban - Castlebay

£15.92

£173.26

£184.52

£195.79

£207.05

£218.32

£229.58

£240.14

Oban - Port Askaig

£10.34

£113.49

£120.16

£126.82

£133.49

£140.15

£146.82

£153.04

Port Askaig - Colonsay

£4.51

£49.86

£51.63

£53.40

£55.17

£56.94

£58.72

£60.31

Sconser - Raasay

£2.10

£30.16

£30.41

£30.67

£30.92

£31.18

£31.44

£31.60

Tarbert (LF) - Portavadie

£2.97

£32.82

£33.28

£33.74

£34.20

£34.66

£35.12

£35.48

Tayinloan - Gigha

£2.87

£31.49

£30.82

£32.20

£32.56

£32.92

£33.28

£33.54

Tiree - Castlebay

£9.78

£105.50

£111.55

£117.61

£123.66

£129.71

£135.76

£141.40

Tobermory - Kilchoan

£3.02

£33.22

£33.71

£34.20

£34.69

£35.18

£35.68

£36.06

Uig - Tarbert/Lochmaddy

£6.86

£74.62

£78.30

£81.97

£85.65

£89.32

£93.00

£96.39

Ullapool - Stornoway

£10.24

£112.29

£118.87

£125.44

£132.01

£138.59

£145.16

£151.29

Wemyss Bay - Rothesay

£3.43

£38.28

£39.16

£40.04

£40.92

£41.80

£42.68

£43.43

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(All coach fares are single) * Round Trip

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<11Mtr

<11.5Mt r

<12Mtr <12.5Mt r

<13Mtr

<13.5Mt r

<14Mtr <14.5Mtr

<15Mtr

£41.78

£42.53

£43.27

£44.02

£44.77

£45.52

£46.26

£47.01

£47.76

£48.51

£49.25

£56.73

£58.22

£59.72

£61.21

£62.71

£64.20

£65.70

£67.19

£68.69

£70.18

£71.68

£129.84

£134.99

£140.14

£145.30

£150.45

£155.60

£160.75

£165.90

£171.05

£176.20

£181.35

£51.20

£52.42

£53.64

£54.86

£56.07

£57.29

£58.51

£59.73

£60.95

£62.17

£63.39

£121.65

£126.39

£131.13

£135.87

£140.62

£145.36

£150.10

£154.84

£159.58

£164.32

£169.06

£39.73

£40.38

£41.02

£41.67

£42.31

£46.03

£43.60

£44.25

£44.89

£45.54

£46.18

£28.88

£28.98

£29.08

£29.18

£29.29

£29.39

£29.49

£29.59

£29.70

£29.80

£29.90

£57.34

£58.87

£60.40

£61.92

£63.45

£64.97

£66.50

£68.02

£69.55

£71.08

£72.60

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

£31.95

£32.20

£32.46

£32.72

£32.97

£33.23

£33.48

£33.74

£34.00

£34.25

£34.51

£108.34

£112.41

£116.49

£120.57

£124.64

£128.72

£132.79

£136.87

£140.94

£145.02

£149.09

£60.01

£60.32

£60.64

£60.96

£61.28

£61.59

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

£39.73

£40.38

£41.02

£41.67

£42.31

£42.96

£43.60

£44.25

£44.89

£45.54

£46.18

£175.10

£182.52

£189.93

£197.35

£204.76

£212.17

£219.59

£227.00

£234.41

£241.83

£249.24

£118.78

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

£177.15

£184.67

£192.18

£199.70

£207.22

£214.73

£222.25

£229.77

£237.28

£244.80

£252.31

£50.59

£51.77

£52.96

£54.15

£55.34

£56.52

£57.71

£58.90

£60.09

£61.28

£62.46

£252.11

£263.37

£274.64

£285.90

£297.16

£308.43

£319.69

£330.96

£342.22

£353.48

£364.75

£160.15

£166.82

£173.49

£180.15

£186.82

£193.48

£200.15

£206.82

£213.48

£220.15

£226.82

£62.26

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

£31.95

£32.20

£32.46

£32.72

£32.97

£33.23

£33.48

£33.74

£34.00

£34.25

£34.51

£36.04

£36.51

£36.97

£37.43

£37.89

£38.35

£38.81

£39.27

£39.73

£40.19

£40.65

£34.00

£34.36

£34.71

£35.07

£35.43

£35.79

£36.15

£36.51

£36.86

£37.22

£36.86

£147.87

£153.92

£159.97

£166.02

£172.07

£178.12

£184.18

£190.23

£196.28

£202.33

£208.38

£36.66

£37.15

£37.64

£38.13

£38.63

£39.12

£39.61

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

£100.35

£104.03

£107.70

£111.38

£115.06

£118.73

£122.41

£126.09

£129.76

£133.44

£137.11

£158.31

£164.88

£171.46

£178.03

£184.61

£191.18

£197.75

£204.33

£210.90

£217.48

£224.05

£44.44

£45.32

£46.20

£47.08

£47.96

£48.84

£49.73

£50.61

£51.49

£52.37

£53.25

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HOW TO BOOK Contact our dedicated and knowledgeable Travel Trade department who are always happy to assist with any enquiries you may have from information on our routes and services to assistance with booking and new accounts Telephone: (+44) 1475 650355 Email: traveltrade@calmac.co.uk Web: www.calmac.co.uk/travel-trade Service Status: calmac.co.uk/service-status Write to: Travel Trade Department, Caledonian MacBrayne, Ferry Terminal, Gourock PA19 1QP

Travel Trade Department Opening Hours: Monday - Friday: 0830 - 1700

NON CREDIT ACCOUNT HOLDERS You now book online for foot passengers, cars, vans and small coaches (6m or under), people carriers and motorbikes. There is no longer a need to book through the Travel Trade Department as you can now easily self-serve via the main CalMac website

CREDIT ACCOUNT HOLDERS To make all coach and FIT bookings, please continue to book directly through the Travel Trade team via email

CHARGES, CANCELLATIONS AND REFUND CalMac Ferries has a policy of charging customers who fail to show for reserved sailings (no shows). For paid bookings, any cancellations made 48 hours prior to travel will not be entitled to a refund.

For paid bookings, failure to advise of a cancellation which leads to a ‘No Show’ will not be entitled to a refund. A ‘No Show’ is a vehicle that fails to arrive for a booked time slot.

Cancellations prior to the 48 hour cut off will be entitled to a full refund less a £10 administration charge.

Should there be cancellations to our services due to weather or technical issues then a full refund will be provided.

If there are disruptions on our network and should you cancel your booking before we cancel our sailing, then a full refund less the £10 administration charge will apply.

PASSENGER ASSISTANCE If you need assistance, have reduced mobility, are travelling with young children, with a pram, we will try our best to make your journey stress-free.

Due to the nature of our network the facilities at our ports vary from unmanned slipways to ports with a small port office or a ferry terminal.

You can check here the facilities that are available at our ports.

Facilities on board our ferries also vary depending on their size. You can check here the facilities that are available on board.

Space between vehicles on the car deck can be very limited. If you are travelling with babies or young children and a pram / car seat, or you have reduced mobility it is best to request extra space to get in and out of your vehicle.

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If booking through a travel agent or tour operator, and you require assistance, please ask them to book assistance with us.

We cannot guarantee that we can arrange assistance if this has not been requested 48 hours before your scheduled departure time, but we will always do our best to help.

You can find much more information on our Passenger Assistance page on our website which covers:

· Support Dogs, · Special Dietary Requirements · Carrying Medical Oxygen · Motorised Wheelchairs · Accessible Timetables · Passenger Welfare · Website Accessibility Standards · Assistance available at Manned and Unmanned ports · Lift availability and Assistance available on board.

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How to book Telephone: (+44) 1475 650355 Email: traveltrade@calmac.co.uk Web: www.calmac.co.uk/traveltrade Write to: Travel Trade Department, Caledonian MacBrayne, Ferry Terminal, Gourock PA19 1QP Travel Trade Department Opening Hours: Monday - Friday: 0830 - 1700 2021 Caledonian MacBrayne. All rights Reserved.