Traveling to Port

Transportation to and from the Port of Mallaig

Mallaig is connected by train, bus and good roadways to the rest of Scotland, while ferries provide access to the Isle of Skye, the small isles and the Knoydart Peninsula.

By car you may reach Mallaig by travelling along the A830, which connects the town with other centres in the west of Scotland.

The railway station is the first and last place that many people see in Mallaig, whether on the normal service trains or on the regular excursions of the steam-hauled 'Jacobite' from Fort William.

Book Mallaig ferry tickets

Buses are available from Mallaig to destinations in the rest of Scotland, with services provided by local operators as well as National Express Coaches.

The ferry crossings to Skye are available daily, with crossings taking only 30 minutes.

There isn't much parking space at the port, though you will find various parking lots in the town.