Explore Scotlands West Coast with CalMac

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Explore the islands with CalMac & Friends

With roots dating back more than 160 years, no one knows Scotland's west coast islands like CalMac Ferries. Our network stretches nearly 200 miles from Campbeltown in Kintyre to Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis. We are a big part of the communities which we serve and we will take you to visit our wonderful friends who will make you feel right at home in some of the most beautiful places in the world. Imagine white shell beaches, castles, wildlife watching, world-class food and drink, arts and crafts, family fun and lots more! Our friends will ensure you the warmest of welcomes.

Win a break to visit our friends at Dunvegan Castle, Isle of Skye! Enter our fantastic competition and win a trip for up to four to visit our friends at Dunvegan Castle, Isle of Skye in September! Your prize will include return ferry travel from Mallaig to Armadale (including a voucher to spend on board), a one week stay in one of Dunvegan Castle’s holiday cottages, a guided tour of the Castle (including entry to the Castle Gardens), a seal boat trip and a CalMac Days Out cruise to either North Uist or Harris. Enter now! Watch CalMac & Friends Music Video Performed by Scottish group Macanta - with members drawn from Harris, Mull, Orkney and Glasgow - the music of Britpop group Supergrass has been used, with a Celtic twist to the huge hit Alright, which becomes a winding path through just some of what the islands have to offer, with the islanders themselves singing the words. Watch the video now!

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