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Displaying items by tag: Arran stopover

31st May 2021

Mull of Kintyre Ferry to Call Via Isle of Arran On Peak Days in Timetable Shake-Up

CalMac's Ardrossan-Campbeltown ferry to stop at Arran on peak days in timetable shake-up. Above Afloat's starboard side scene of Isle of Arran departing Brodick, Arran when bound for the Mull of Kintyre

Scotland's most southerly domestic ferry route, Ardrossan-Campbeltown (Mull of Kintyre), is to be broken up by a stop on Arran to accommodate travellers to the island on peak days.

The new timetable, which CalMac announced, will see extra journeys from Ardrossan to Brodick on Thursdays and Fridays from June 2 until August 29.

The Campbeltown ferry will depart Ardrossan on Thursdays and Fridays at 4.45pm, stopping off at Brodick en route and will return the following day along the same route at 6.45am on the Friday morning in addition at 7am on the Saturday morning.

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