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Ferry to Inner Hebrides

Caledonian MacBrayne provides ferries to Inner Hebrides.

Inner Hebrides Ferry Times

There are approximately 6 daily sailings and up to 50 weekly sailings to Inner Hebrides. Ferry timetables can change throughout the year and often increase during the high season. Use our deal finder for the most up to date sailing times and availability.

Ferry Ports of Inner Hebrides

There are 5 ferry ports in Inner Hebrides and Armadale ferry port is the most popular with 12 weekly sailings.

Ferry from Mallaig to Inner Hebrides

The ferry from Mallaig to Armadale sails approximately 12 times weekly, with a sailing duration of 30 minutes. The Mallaig Armadale ferry is £21.81 on average. Exclusive of booking fees.

Ferry from Tarbert (Harris) to Inner Hebrides

Ferries from Tarbert (Harris) to Uig sail approximately 1 times daily and up to 8 times weekly, with a crossing time of 1 hour 56 minutes. The average price of a Tarbert (Harris) Uig ferry is £62.42. Exclusive of booking fees.

Prices will vary depending on number of passengers, vehicle type, route and sailing times. Pricing is taken from searches over last 30 days, last updated December 01.

Is there a car ferry to Inner Hebrides?

Yes, there is a car ferry to Inner Hebrides. Caledonian MacBrayne offer car ferries to Inner Hebrides

Inner Hebrides Ferry Prices and Offers

The cost of a ferry to Inner Hebrides can vary by route, operator and season. For ferry discounts, view our special offers page.

How to book ferry tickets to Inner Hebrides

Book ferry tickets to Inner Hebrides online with Direct Ferries, using our Deal Finder and compare routes, prices and operators for the best deals.

Which ferries travel to Inner Hebrides?

Ferries to Inner Hebrides:

Kennacraig
Oban
Lochmaddy
Mallaig
Tarbert (Harris)

What are the ferry ports in Inner Hebrides?

Inner Hebrides Ferry Ports:

Port Askaig
Tiree
Uig
Armadale
Craignure

Can you take pets on the ferry to Inner Hebrides?

No, pets are not permitted with any operator on routes offered to Inner Hebrides.

Inner Hebrides reviews

"Trip to Mull"

we arrived earlier than expected and were allowed to board en earlier crossing which was very helpful. The same happened on the way back and we were treated very courteously and efficiently. The crossing was fine!

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"Crossing Oban to Craignure -return"

we turned up in plenty time and were shown where to queue. The cars were allowed on quite fast and sailing home we got an earlier ferry than planned and there was no problem with the ticket . toilets on board very clean . Plenty faccilities for coffee etc.

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"Booking"

I found booking with Direct Ferries extremely easy and simple. Unfortunately I had to change my return booking and did this online. When I received no further confirmation that my request had been successful and my departure date was imminent I tried phoning Direct Ferries. This was very dispiriting. I tried 3 times and each time was held in a queue with the frequently repeated message 'we are dealing with other customers'. No doubt true but in this case it would show more consideration to employ more telesales staff. At the very least the company might invest in the software to tell customers where they are in the queue. On my first 2 attempts I gave up after 10 minutes. On the third occasion I hung on and was answered after 20 minutes. The person I spoke to was extremely courteous and helpful and dealt with me most efficiently. I was charged £10.50 for the change of booking. When I reported to the Caledonian McBrayne terminal at Oban, I was told they would have changed the booking without a fee. I think in view of this I will in future try to deal with the ferry company direct although I recognise you offer a good service when there are no problems.

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"Mull ferry"

I was able to get on an earlier ferry in both directions as it was not too busy without difficulty

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