Caledonian MacBrayne

Motor ship Juno ( Iùno in Scottish Gaelic ) in Gourock on the Dunoon Line

The seat of Caledonian MacBrayne on Gourock Pier and the motor ships Caledonian Isles and Isle of Mull .

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Caledonian MacBrayne (mostly abbreviated as Cal-Mac ) is a Scottish ferry company. It is the main operator of passenger and car ferries between mainland Scotland and the islands on the west coast of Scotland. Cal-Mac is a state-owned company and is managed by the Scottish Government.

Ships of the shipping company call at the following Scottish islands:

• Arran
• Barra
• Bute
• canna
• Coll
• Colonsay
• Cowal (peninsula)
• Cumbrae
• Eigg
• Gigha
• Iona
• Islay
• Kintyre (peninsula)
• Lewis and Harris
• Lismore
• Muck
• Rubbish
• North Uist
• Raasay
• rum
• Skye
• South Uist
• Tiree

Sometimes, especially the islands that are important for tourism, trips are offered several times a day, sometimes, especially with the smaller islands, only every few days. The shipping company's fleet includes around 30 ships of various types. The company is based in Gourock .

Web links

Commons : Caledonian MacBrayne  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• CalMac Official homepage of Cal-Mac (engl.)