Ferries from

Isle of Tiree to Island of Coll

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Ferry from Isle of Tiree to Island of Coll

Isle of Tiree

Currently there are no sailings from Isle of Tiree to Island of Coll.

Sorry, there are currently no crossings from Isle of Tiree to Island of Coll available.

Ferry from Isle of Tiree to Island of Coll

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Explore the Isle of Tiree

The Isle of Tiree, Scotland's sunniest spot, offers visitors a unique blend of stunning white sandy beaches and traditional crofting townships. This small Hebridean island is known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and spectacular views, making it perfect for those seeking tranquil coastal walks or thrilling water sports. Popular attractions include the Skerryvore Lighthouse Museum and the ancient archaeological sites scattered across the island. Tiree's famous Wave Classic, held annually in October, attracts windsurfers from around the world to take advantage of the island's excellent wind conditions. The Tiree Music Festival in July showcases Celtic music in a family-friendly atmosphere. Visitors can travel by ferry from Tiree to Oban on the Scottish mainland, connecting to the wider Scottish transport network. The island's peaceful atmosphere, distinctive flat landscape, and rich Gaelic heritage make it an unforgettable Scottish island experience.

Discover the Island of Coll: Scotland's Hidden Gem

The Island of Coll offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of mainland Scotland. This remote Hebridean island is known for its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and remarkable wildlife including corncrakes, seals, and otters. Visitors can explore the historic Breachacha Castle, hike across the island's rugged terrain, or simply relax on one of the many unspoiled beaches. Coll is also designated as a Dark Sky Community, making it perfect for stargazing enthusiasts. The island hosts the annual Coll Half Marathon in August, attracting runners from across the UK to its challenging coastal route. From Coll, travellers can easily connect via ferry to the neighbouring Isle of Tiree, the Isle of Mull, and onwards to Oban on the Scottish mainland. The ferry service, operated by CalMac, provides essential links to this charming island community, allowing visitors to experience its natural beauty and warm Scottish hospitality.

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