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How to Find Us

| Upon reaching Brodick - if you come from Argyll via the
Cloanaig-Lochranza ferry (see below) travel down the east coast of the
island - head south from the ferry terminal, through Lamlash and into
Whiting Bay.
In the centre of the village on the right-hand side is
a car park. Alongside it is a road running up the hill. This road
narrows and follows a few turns. |

HOW TO GET TO ARRAN
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FERRY The ferry service operators are: CALEDONIAN MACBRAYNE. You can contact them for details of timetables or Reservations on 0990-650000 if telephoning in the UK. We have a daily ferry service of 5 sailings in the summer months with some extra ones at weekends and a slightly reduced service in winter. The ferry, the Caledonian Isles, is a very reliable boat in all weathers and she'll get you to Arran if she possibly can! You are advised to make a reservation for the return journey if you are bringing your car across. During the summer months you can also get a ferry which runs
from Claonaig on the Kintyre Peninsular to Lochranza. Its a long journey round and
you will need a car but the scenery, if you have the time, is well worth it. Again details
are available from Caledonian MacBrayne.
You have to get to Ardrossan Harbour - this is where the ferry terminal is and once in Ardrossan Town this is well signposted. You must be there half an hour before the ferry sailing. Coming up from England you should take the M6 North then A74(M) - Junction 8 - Stonehouse-Strathaven-Kilmarnock-Irvine-Ardrossan.
GLASGOW CENTRAL STATION is where you need to get to. Once there you can get a train from Glasgow Central to Ardrossan Harbour - there is a train to connect with each ferry sailing. Telephone British Rail for details on 0345 484950. The journey time is approximately one hour.
GLASGOW AIRPORT is the nearest airport for visitors from farther afield. TRAIN FROM GLASGOW
AIRPORT |
