Mallaig to Inverie

Inverie is a small and isolated village located six miles up Loch Nevis, known for its remoteness and home to just over 120 residents. It is famous for The Old Forge, Britain’s most remote pub, set in one of Europe’s last wilderness areas. With no road access, the ferry service provides the only connection to mainland services. Visitors staying in Inverie or exploring for the day can enjoy a scenic one hour cruise to Tarbet at the top of Loch Nevis. The trip departs at 15:00 Monday to Friday from April to October, returns to Inverie at 16:15, and continues to Mallaig by 17:00. The journey offers stunning views of the loch, surrounding hills, and wilderness, providing a unique perspective of this secluded area.

Passengers should arrive at the pier at least 15 minutes before departure to allow for smooth boarding. Those arriving by car or train should plan extra time for unloading, parking, and any potential delays. Boats are equipped with toilets and drinks, and children under five travel free, as do dogs of all sizes. Sailings are weather dependent, and a full refund is provided if a trip is canceled. Tickets cover standard luggage, with small additional charges for unusually large freight. Discounts are available for Knoydart residents with ID. This Inverie to Mallaig journey combines peaceful cruising, remote landscapes, and an unforgettable experience in one of Scotland’s most secluded locations.