Glenelg-Skye
Travel to Skye on the “Glenachulish”, the last manually operated turntable ferry in existence! This ferry is quite an experience and a fun alternative for the bridge.
Ferry to Skye and Glenelg
Although the bridge to the Isle of Skye is not terribly far away (40 minutes drive), we recommend taking this Glenelg-Skye ferry! It is a pretty special ferry whose top rotates so that you can drive on it. With a bit of luck, you will also see otters, seals or dolphins/whales.
The ferry is a bit more expensive than other ferries in the region, but it is worth it for those who do not want to travel to the bridge.
- The ferry sails seven days a week between 10 am and 6 pm (10 am to 7 pm in June, July, and August). Every 20 minutes or as required.
- The road to the Glenelg-Skye ferry is a bit challenging for some. You drive on small mountain roads. Take 30 minutes for this route to the departure point.
- Unfortunately, this ferry does not run during the winter.
Tickets and Booking
Tickets can be purchased at the ferry.
Car with up to 4 passengers | £18.00 / £25.00 return |
Minibuses | from £25.00 |
Motorbike | £10.00 / £15.00 return |
Foot passenger | £3.00 / £5.00 return |
Bicycle (and cyclist) | £4.00 / return |
Campervan | £30.00 |