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Stornoway, Isle of Lewis
Stornoway is situated 30 miles off the north west coast of Scotland it is the main seaport of the Hebridean Island chain and provides a vital link to mainland Britain.
This lively bustling town has everything you would expect of a modern Commercial Port as well as including one of the leading slipway facilities on the West Coast and islands. A…
Isle of Lewis
The main port for the Outer Hebrides, Stornoway's safe natural harbour allows vessels of up to 6.5m draft in all weather conditions and deeper drafted vessels under certain tidal conditions.
Isle Of South Uist
Lochboisdale Harbour is a great base from which to explore the unspoilt beauty of the Outer Hebrides. Facilities available include: 52 sheltered berths, with lit walkways, access to power and water, shower block, disabled hoist, slipway
Isle Of South Uist
The ferry berth is only available if no conflict with timetabled operations, permission should be obtained from the Pier Master (Channel 12)/CALMAC ticket office.
Stornoway, Isle of Lewis
Slipway owned by the Stornoway Port Authority.
Isle Of Harris
The main pier at Leverburgh is 31m long with an alongside depth of 3.2 (MLWS) Chart 2642.
Isle Of Lewis
Good shelter at the pier in most weather conditions. Part of pier dries out at low spring tides. There is local fishing and leisure use.
Isle of Lewis
Stornoway is the largest harbour within the Outer Hebrides. It is well sheltered and easy to enter at all states of the tide. A listening watch is maintained on channel 12 VHF, by the port, and all vessels must request permission first.
Isle Of South Uist
There are 2 blue visitor moorings on the south side of the harbour. They are available on a first come first served basis (for maximum vessel size 15 tonnes)
Glasgow
Pilotage directions for the Outer Hebrides for yachts and small craft
Isle Of Harris
Three visitor mooring buoys in the outer harbour at Rodel - centrally situated in the Outer Hebrides chain. Directly opposite (18 miles) Dunvegan, Skye. It is a very sheltered location
Isle Of Harris
The ferry service connects Tarbert with Uig in Skye.
The ferry berth is only available if there is no conflict with timetabled operations, permission should be obtained from the Pier Master (Channel 12) Chart 2841
Isle Of South Uist
This is a working commercial facility so consideration towards fishing vessels is appreciated.
Stornoway, Isle of Lewis
Stornoway Harbour is it is the main seaport of the Outer Hebrides and provides a vital link to mainland Britain. The idyllic harbour town provides ample opportunity to explore the culture and tradition of Lewis that makes it so unique today.
Isle Of Lewis
Approach through the Sound of Vuia passing Pabay Mhor, Vacasay and Vuia Mhor.
Isle Of Lewis
Mariners are advised to exercise caution when entering or leaving as visibility from or to the entrance channel is restricted by the outer sea wall. The approaches and the entrance channel can be affected by swell after prolonged North erly winds.
Isle Of Lewis
Stornoway Sailing Club is a small, family-orientated sailing club catering for both dinghies and larger keelboats, based in Stornoway harbour.
Isle Of Lewis
There are 2 visitor berths on the pontoon, next to the wave attenuator, safe anchorages and facilities available at the pontoon. Approach through the Sound of Vuia passing Pabay Mhor, Vacasay and Vuia Mhor.
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