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Water Activities: Mallaig to Inverie with Western Isles Cruises - Glasgow

Water Activities: Mallaig to Inverie with Western Isles Cruises

Mallaigeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

30-45 minutes

Fitness Level

No special fitness required, suitable for all ages

Overview

Discover the rugged coastlines of Scotland with a scenic ferry ride from Mallaig to Inverie. Enjoy spectacular views, wildlife sightings, and the chance to visit Britain’s most remote pub—an adventure that blends nature, culture, and outdoor fun.

Mallaig, Scotland

Mallaig to Inverie

LOCAL RESIDENTS ONLY | 30 to 45 min | From £4.35.

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Adventure Photos

Mallaig to Inverie photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience a scenic ferry ride from Mallaig to the remote village of Inverie, home to Britain's most isolated pub. Enjoy breathtaking views of Loch Nevis on a 30-45 minute journey, with opportunities for day trips and local discounts. A unique adventure awaits in Europe’s last wilderness!

Mallaig to Inverie

The Local Residents Discount is for those registered on the Electoral Roll as residing in Knoydart.


Rates

Single Ticket £4.35 (Discounts for Knoydart Locals, must show ID) Muliple Tickets (for groups of min. 2 people) £4.35 (Discounts for Knoydart Locals, must show ID) Push Bikes (price per bike) £6 Electric Bikes (price per bike) £8 Highland Card Free Unaccompanied Luggage £10

Duration

30-45 minutes

About

Arrival for Sailing:

Passengers should be on the pier ready to board 15 minutes prior to sailing. Customers arriving by car are advised to allow for sufficient time to unload and park.

Customers arriving by train must arrive 10 minutes before scheduled sailing time.  In the event the train is late and we have been NOTIFIED by Scot Rail we can only hold the sailing for a maximum of 5 minutes.

Late arrivals may be denied boarding if loading and parking will delay the sailing.

Inverie is a small isolated village 6 miles up Loch Nevis. Home to the remotest pub in Britain, “The Old Forge” known as Europe’s last wilderness. There is about 120 residents and with no road access the ferry service is they only link to main land services. If you are staying at Inverie or just visiting for the day there is a lovely one hour cruise you can take from Inverie to Tarbet situated at the top of Loch Nevis. The scenery is stunning leaving Inverie at 15:00 Monday to Friday during April to end of October, this lovely little trip returns to Inverie at 16:15 before returning to Mallaig at 17:00.

All boats have toilets and drinks available on board. All sailing are weather dependent so please check web site for any disruptions.

A full refund will be made if your sailing is canceled.

We do not normally charge for luggage but we may apply a small charge if there is an unusually large amount of freight. Children under 5 years old travel free as do Dogs of all shapes and sizes.

If the sailing is full please ring the office. If we have 5 or more we will open up an additional sailing.

Adventure Tips

Dress for the weather

Bring layered clothing and waterproof gear as conditions can change quickly on the water.

Bring your camera

Capture stunning views and wildlife; golden hour light can create incredible photos.

Arrive early

Secure your spot and enjoy the scenery while waiting for the boat.

Check the weather forecast

Weather can affect sailing conditions; avoid trips in stormy weather.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Seals
  • Puffins

History

The area has a long history of fishing, sea transport, and folklore involving local maritime legends.

Conservation

Western Isles Cruises supports local conservation efforts by promoting responsible wildlife viewing and coastal preservation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Waterproof jacket

Essential

Keeps you dry and comfortable during the boat trip.

spring|summer|fall|winter specific

Camera or smartphone

Essential

Capture the stunning scenery and wildlife sightings.

Binoculars

Enhances wildlife viewing, especially seabirds and marine mammals.

Hat and sunglasses

Protects against sun and glare on the water.

summer specific