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Travel Information

May we make you aware that Coll is a remote location without many of the facilities and luxuries of modern life (and there-in lies much of the atmosphere and fascination).

Problems may arise which cannot be instantly fixed, and there is not always anyone to help you as and when you might wish. However, the islanders are a self-sufficient bunch who generally will do their best to help, and can often improvise in the most surprising of circumstances.

Caledonian MacBrayne run ferries 5 days weekly from Oban to Coll, with a 2 1/2 hr journey time.

Road links to Oban are excellent. Allow 5 to 6 hours from Manchester, excluding stops.

Coach and Rail connections run from Glasgow to Oban 3x daily via Citylink and Scotrail.

For a map with directions to Glendyke, please click here

For information about Arinagour Farmhouse (The Dairy) please click here

Roberts Sturgeon's site advertises a commercial property (no longer for sale) but includes 40 interesting snapshots of Coll and details of how to get to the isle. 

For somewhere rather nice to stay on the mainland for the first and last days of your holiday, we recommend the following personal favourites. www.taychregganhotel.co.uk   and the Falls of Lora Hotel at Connell,  www.s-h-systems.co.uk/hotels/fallsof.html

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