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CalMac ferries to Scotland, Northern Ireland and major islands off Scotland's western coast such as Skye, the Hebrides and Argyll, including cheap ferries to Oban, Kennacraig and Ullapool are not currently available on ferrysavers.com, but we are working to make them available soon.
To find alternative cheap routes and services you can either search for a specific ferry using our book by route engine, or you can compare ferry deals between Scotland and the islands off Scotland's west coast by using our real-time comparison engine above. For alternative operators to Calmac please see the list to the right, including Northlink and Pentland Ferries. CalMac Ferries (officially Caledonian MacBrayne, but usually shortened) is a fery operator for mainland Scotland and the Hebridies and Clyde, as well as routes to Northern Ireland. CalMac provides vital lifeline links to many of the Scottish islands, and in order to ensure their continued operation CalMac is owned and operated by the Scottish government. The business was founded in 1851, and has a rich history serving the west of Scotland. CalMac operate 29 ships on their many routes, and have everything from large ferries such as the MV Isle of Lewis to much smaller vessels, to cope with differing demands of their 26 routes. |
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