Brodick Ferry Port
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Brodick Ferry Port Overview
There are currently no sailings to the port of Brodick. For alternative routes please use the booking engine above, or the links to alternative ports on the right.
The largest and busiest settlement on Arran, and main ferry port, is Brodick, lying in a wide bay backed by a range of steep crags. It's not the most attractive village on the island, and consists of little more than one long street that sweeps round the bay, but you'll find a wide range of tourist facilities and services here. Brodick also makes a convenient base from which to explore the island, particularly if you intend climbing Goatfell, Arran's highest mountain, or walking in Glen Rosa.
Getting Around in Brodick
When on the island there are many different shops in which you can hire vehicles. The main types are bicycles hire shops as the island is not too big and it is easy to get around by bike. Most of these hire shops will be found on the Seafront.
When looking for Brodick Ferry Port it will be sign-posted as it is the main Ferry Port on the island. |
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Brodick Ferry Port - Terminal Map |
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Brodick Ferry Port Addresses |
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Caledonian MacBrayne : The Pier, Isle of Arran, KA27 8AU, Scotland
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