You are in the northern area of the British isles, or across the water Ireland side. You decide that you want to take a ferry trip to Scotland but aren’t sure how to find out what exists or what format of travel to pursue for your journey. Once you figure it out, it’s a pretty easy decision. There are a few ferry companies or places you can depart from to make your choice as easy as possible.

Caladonian MacBryane runs from Claonaig on the coast of Kintyre to Lochranza, on the north side of Arran. They run around nine trips per day, seven days a week. The trips take 30 minutes and space is very limited due to it being a rather small vessel.

Hopping over to Arran, as well as Brodick, from the side of Ardrossan couldn’t be simpler via the constant ferry service through Caledonian MacBrayne. Nine ferries a day leave from Ardrossan to Brodick and vice versa in the top of the summer season. The ferry trip takes about an hour, making daylight trips preferable. Motor homes aren’t that much more expensive than cars if you are on a motor holiday. It is a nice way to travel that won’t break the bank.

If you are planning on a few trips, you may want to invest in one of the Island Hopscotch or Island Rover tickets. They are available for numerous journeys between any of the islands and will save you more money than getting the tickets separately for each trip. So check the website or call the particular ferry service you choose to confirm the exact details for the crossings that you choose.

Taking a trip through the beautiful islands, between them, and back home has never been easier than it is today. Take a day out to recharge yourself, or gather up the kin and make an outing of it. Either form you choose, it’s a spectacle to behold and one that wll linger in your memory. Ferry rides are a beautiful and cost effective way to provide entertainment for the entire family. Quick, simple, easy. It will be unforgettable, and your brood will be most appreciative.