Crinan Canal

Types of Mooring
Each mooring location is different; they range from urban locations to rural and village locations surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland. So, whether you are seeking the buzz of city living, the tranquillity of the woodlands and rolling countryside or the drama of the mountains we have it all.
It is important to make sure that you choose a location that suits you and your vessel.
Leisure Moorings
Leisure Moorings are perfect for those who want to relax, unwind and travel the canals during their free time.
Winter Moorings Winter Moorings are available from the October to March. Berths are available across the network for a minimum of 3 months up to a maximum of 6 months. Residential Moorings
For those seeking a home on the water we have Residential Moorings on the Forth & Clyde Canal, Union Canal and at Seaport Marina on the Caledonian Canal.

Argyll's independent drinks merchant since 2013. Local specialist in fyne wines, craft beers and artisan spirits (including a large range of single malt Scotch whiskies). Our focus is on understated quality rather than assumed prestige and offers a wide range of non-classic wine regions and oddball grapes. Accompanying our personally selected wines, beers and spirits are a range of humidor-stored Cuban cigars and single-origin Glen Lyon Coffees. By arrangement, evening deliveries can be made to yachts moored along the Crinan Canal. Opening Hours: Mon-Thursday 11am - 7pm; Friday 11am - 8pm Saturday 10am - 8pm; Closed Sunday

Closed Saturday & Sunday

CRINAN HARBOUR ASSOCIATION
The Crinan Harbour Association does not have moorings for short-term rental. Visitors' moorings may be available from the Crinan Boatyard which occupies the adjacent mooring area nearer to the Crinan Hotel and Crinan Canal Sea Lock.
You can contact the Crinan Boatyard during office hours by phone on 01546 830 232 or VHF - Listening on 16, Working on 12. Some Harbour Association facilities are available for use by visitors - donations are invited via Honesty Boxes at the Harbour Association's pontoon and slipway.
The Crinan Harbour Association manages around 70 private moorings in Crinan Harbour and provides facilities for mooring holders at Crinan Harbour. For more information, contact the Association's Honorary Secretary, Mr Will Sillar, by post at Tigh nan Neul, Crinan, Lochgilphead, Argyll PA31 8SW or via e-mail

The Crinan Hotel is a magnificently eccentric hotel in Argyll on Scotland's magnificent west coast. Family owned and run by Nick and Frances Ryan for more than thirty five years, guests at Crinan benefit ifrom many original and authentic touches and a charming artistic flair. Visitors enjoy genuine warmth and colourful hospitality in a hotel that respects its history and place in a stunning and wild environment.

We are a long-established family run smokehouse. We take great pride in our smoked products, for example smoked salmon, trout and mackerel which are all hand sliced, interleaved and vacuum packed to the customer’s requirements. We are based at the south end of Loch Awe in the small village of Ford on the West coast of Scotland. You are more than welcome to come and visit us.

SMALL FREINDLY CAFE SERVING HOT AND COLD FOOD TO SIT IN OR TAKEAWAY. HOME BAKING FRESHLY PREPARED SOUPS AND DELICIOUS COFFEE.

Mon-Sat 8.30am-5.30pm Sat only 8.30am-5.00pm

Jack Kay, Builder of Fine Yachts.