Mallaig to Inverie

The journey from Mallaig to Inverie offers a scenic trip of 30 to 45 minutes depending on the boat selected. The first and last sailings of the day are usually the faster options, taking around 30 minutes, while the MV Western Isles provides a slower but memorable experience. This traditional wooden passenger vessel allows passengers to walk around the deck and fully enjoy the breathtaking scenery along the Loch. All boats are equipped with toilets and a bar or drinks service, making the journey comfortable and enjoyable. Sailing schedules are weather dependent, and passengers are advised to check the website for possible disruptions. A full refund is provided if a sailing is canceled. Children under five travel free, and dogs of all sizes are welcome on board.

Passengers should arrive at the pier at least 15 minutes before departure to ensure smooth boarding. Those arriving by car should allow sufficient time to unload and park, while train travelers are advised to arrive ten minutes before the scheduled departure. Late arrivals may be denied boarding to avoid delays. Mallaig is a small fishing village at the end of the A830 from Fort William and offers regular train, bus, and summer Jacobite Steam train services. The village has ample parking, shops, restaurants, a swimming pool, and a new marina. The Western Isles ticket office is located on the old pier near the high street.