Travel Information
If you are planning on visiting The Isle of Mull you are going to need our Isle of Mull Ferry Timetables.
Ferry Service to the Isle of Mull
operated by Cal Mac
Visit the Cal Mac web site for bookings.
www.calmac.co.uk
Reduced Fares
RET brings significant reductions in fares along with a simple and transparent fares structure which is fantastic news for the Mull community and visitors heading to Mull.
Oban / Craignure on the – The isle of Mull
Passenger single £3.70
Car return £27.50
Summer
Valid from 26 April – 17 October 2021
There are 3 ferry services to the isle of Mull
leaving from Oban, Lochaline and Kilchoan on the main land.
The biggest and main ferry terminal is in Oban, during the summer there are 2 ferries in service.
A ferry leaves Oban and another leaves Craignure every hour passing each other in the Sound of Mull
The quieter winter period runs 19th Oct 2020 to 25th March 2021
The busy summer period runs from 26th March 2021 to 18th Oct 2020
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To book a ferry trip you will need to visit the Cal Mac web site
Link to Caledonian MacBrayne web site
Travel information
From the South. – As you approach Glasgow take the M8 West around Glasgow, following the signs for Glasgow airport and then Greenock.
Leave the M8 onto the A82 and cross the Erskine bridge. This route takes you along side Loch Lomond, from Tarbet on Loch Lomond continue on the A82 to Crianlarach and Oban OR take the A83 via Inveraray and Dalmally then take the A82 again for Oban.
Its a 2 & 1/2 hour drive from Glasgow to Oban with an opportunity to enjoy some beautiful Scottish scenery.
Oban – The gateway to the isles, where we catch the ferry to Mull (45mins), booking advisable.
From the North. – 7 miles South of Fort William take the Corran ferry (10 min.) then the road to Lochaline (1 hr.) – take the cal-mac Lochaline to Fishnish ferry to Mull (15 min.)
Its also possible to take the ferry from Kilhoan on the main land to Tobermory on the Isle of Mull
