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With easy booking, great facilities, visitor guides and The Waypoint serving food from our farm, we’ve taken away all the stress of organising a memorable trip.
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*If you don’t have a berth booked with us, or upon your arrival find that someone else has occupied your booked berth, please can you berth alongside our fuel pontoon ( the hammer head on B pontoon) and pop up to the reception in the bar and we can see if we can allocate you a berth. Berths can be booked online.
Oban Marina boasts a friendly 'can do'
staff, an extremely professional
standard of service and all of the
up-to-date facilities that are needed to
meet the high expectations of today's
sailing community.
The marina also offers you one of the
very few 'all tides' accesses on the West
Coast of Scotland.
For those travelling by land to the
marina, it is just a short ride away by
Oban Marina's own ferry.,br>
Run by the team who developed the highly successful
Nanny Cay Marina & Hotel on Tortola, British Virgin
Islands, the marina has recently undergone a number
of improvements with more to come.
Sympathetic to the island's natural beauty, these
improvements will soon make Oban Marina one of the
foremost marine services providers on the West Coast
of Scotland.
Welcome to Dunstaffnage
Dunstaffnage Marina is located on the shores of Dunstaffnage Bay overlooking Dunstaffnage Castle at the entrance to Loch Etive and provides a unique range of services.
Just 3 miles from Oban, the gateway to the Western Isles, Dunstaffnage is easily accessible by road, rail and ferry, or by air from Oban Airport at Connel just 2 miles away.
The Marina has excellent facilities with 150 fully serviced berths able to accommodate yachts or motor vessels up to 25 metres load.
Ardoran Marine is the only boatyard situated on peaceful Loch Feochan. The buoyed channel out to sea opens up to the Firth of Lorn at the South end of the Island of Kerrera. The Sound of Mull and Loch Linnhe are easily accessible to the North and heading South to the Garvellochs, the Sound of Luing to the islands of Jura and Islay.
The hardstanding storage space offers sheltered winter storage ashore for extra boats with metered power points for heaters and dehumidifiers. There is a laundry/shower and toilet block with washing machine and tumble drier.
Moorings can be rented on a daily, weekly or monthly basis, or for the whole six month season from April to October, then ashore for the winter months. The buoys are Hippo with the boat owner providing their own pickup rope. We can supply pickup ropes to suit each boat type if required. Click on Tide Tables to find our current year's tide times & navigational advice for entering Loch Feochan.
Our moorings are suitable for boats up to 14 metres
WELCOME TO THE NORTH PIER PONTOONS
A GREAT WAY TO SEA OBAN
All visitors are welcome to the North Pier Pontoons (NPP) transit berthing facility for up to a maximum of three nights stay as part of a single visit on a first come first served basis.
NPP provides direct access to Oban town centre. The pontoons here are the result of significant and sustained community effort. Argyll and Bute Council would like to thank all those who have supported the development over the years for their energy and determination.
The NPP office is situated on the ground floor of the Harbour Office building. The office is manned 7 days a week between 1st April – 30 September from 0800 – 2000. During the winter months the office will be open 0800-1600, Monday to Friday only.
Call NPP office on 07388 808061 or 01631 562892, VHF ch12.
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