Isle of Arran Marinas

PLEASE NOTE,ALTHOUGH WE ARE UNDER THE MARINA LISTING FOR ARRAN, WE ARE NOT A MARINA WE DO HAVE A NUMBER OF VISITORS MOORINGS.
Brodick offers protection from the West, as it is completely exposed from the East. We offer a number of visiting moorings.

PLEASE NOTE,ALTHOUGH WE ARE UNDER THE MARINA LISTING FOR ARRAN, WE ARE NOT A MARINA WE DO HAVE A NUMBER OF VISITORS MOORINGS.
LANDING STAGE USE:-
Dinghy/tender £2.00 per day, Larger vessels £5.00 per day (NO OVERNIGHT BERTHING)
BLUE PUBLIC MOORING BUOY USE:- Free for short day time visit. For overnight berthing please make a donation towards upkeep in the donations box, by the gate, on the pontoon.
Suggested amount £12.00 to include pontoon use. We do take cheques payable to Lochranza and Catacol Sea Society.cic
Yachts may be brought alongside to land and embark crew members and take on stores etc. Tenders up to 3 metres may be moored alongside and left for longer periods. The pontoon is an unlit facility and during hours of darkness we would suggest you carry a torch on embarkation.

PLEASE NOTE,ALTHOUGH WE ARE UNDER THE MARINA LISTING FOR ARRAN, WE ARE NOT A MARINA WE ARE A YACHT CLUB. WE DO HAVE A NUMBER OF VISITORS MOORINGS.
Lamlash Harbour is an ideal area for sailing with relatively sheltered waters and scenery to die for. From the water you get views of Lamlash Village, Holy Isle and the hills behind, including Goat Fell.

PLEASE NOTE,ALTHOUGH WE ARE UNDER THE MARINA LISTING FOR ARRAN, WE ARE NOT A MARINA WE DO HAVE A NUMBER OF VISITORS MOORINGS.
Lamlash Harbour offers shelter from the East from Holy Island. However this shelter is sum what limited for smaller boats if the wind and sea condition picks up.