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	Kennacraig - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kennacraig is a hamlet situated on West Loch Tarbert, a few miles south of Tarbert on the Kintyre peninsula.
		Caledonian MacBrayne ferries sail from Kennacraig to Port Ellen or Port Askaig on Islay.
		This Argyll and Bute location article is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kennacraig (74 words)

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		From Glasgow, drive to Kennacraig - this journey should take approximately two and a half hours, or longer should you wish to take in the beautiful scenery.
		The ferry port of Kennacraig is just five miles on from Tarbert.
		Please note that Kennacraig is simply a ferry terminal and not a town or village.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /prod/dialspace/town/avenue/yg36/hart/loc.htm (183 words)

	TRAVEL INFORMATION - ISLE OF JURA FELL RACE
		Islay is reached by car/passenger ferry from Kennacraig (West Loch Tarbert) in Kintyre.
		An alternative route to Kennacraig is via the Isle of Arran using Caledonian MacBrayne car/passenger ferries from Ardrossan in Ayrshire to Brodick and from Lochranza to Claonaig on Kintyre.
		Kennacraig is served by Scottish CityLink Coaches (0990-505050) from Buchanan Bus Station, Killermont Street, Glasgow.
	www.jurafellrace.org.uk /travel.htm (389 words)

	Ferry Kennacraig - Réservez Ferry Kennacraig avec AFerry.fr (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Réservez un Ferry Kennacraig en toute sécurité et en temps réel avec AFerry.fr.
		Kennacraig se trouve à 8 km au sud-ouest de Tarbert, à l'extrémité nord de la péninsule de Kinthyre.
		Ferry Port Askaig Ferry Kennacraig Ferry Port Ellen
	www.aferry.de /Kennacraig-ferry-fr.htm (103 words)

	Ships Of Calmac - Crossings & Cruises
		Western Ferries began operating a shorter sea crossing from Kennacraig in West Loch Tarbert to Port Askaig in the Sound of Islay.
		She used her bow visor and ramp at Kennacraig's linkspan and loaded via her stern ramp at the two island terminals.
		For the last couple of years CalMac have operated a two ship service from Kennacraig, giving twice the number of sailings and also allowing the Island to be served as normal on summer Wednesdays when the main ferry ventures north to Oban via Colonsay.
	www.shipsofcalmac.co.uk /crossing_ki.asp (820 words)

	Caledonian MacBrayne (Calmac) Summer Timetable 2003 for Islay, Colonsay and Oban
		The journey time between Kennacraig and Port Ellen is two hours and fifteen minutes; the journey time between Kennacraig and Port Askaig is two hours.
		Vehicles must be at Kennacraig and Port Ellen 30 minutes before sailing and at Port Askaig 45 minutes before sailing.
		I have marked the ferries that have onward bus connections to Glasgow and Islay destinations that I am sure of, to be sure of your connection check the Citylink site for the Glasgow bus and telephone the Islay tourist information office (01496 810254) for the Islay buses.
	www.visit-islay.com /frames/calmac.html (188 words)

	Ferry Service to Tarbert
		Going there is easy, just follow the A83 towards Campbeltown for about four and a half miles and as you drive past Kennacraig, turn left on the B8001.
		Kennacraig, departure: 0815 (Wednesday); 1250 (Mon, Tues, Thus, Fri, Sat).
		Kennacraig, departure: 0715 (Mon, Tues, Thus, Fri, Sat); 1250 (Sun); 1800 (Tues, Thus, Fri, Sat).
	www.tarbert.info /tarberttext/ferryt1.htm (1079 words)

	Kennacraig Ferries - Book a Kennacraig Ferry with A Ferry . to (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Catch a Kennacraig Ferry to or from Port Askaig and Port Ellen.
		Kennacraig Ferry uses Caledonian MacBrayne as ferry operator.
		Kennacraig is a hamlet on the southeast coast of West Loch Tarbert at the northern end of the Kintyre peninsula.
	www.aferry.to /Kennacraig-ferry.htm (125 words)

	The Islay Ferry Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The usual ferry route to Islay is from Kennacraig on West Loch Tarbert, a few miles south of Tarbert on the Kintyre peninsula.
		In Summer the normal frequency of around three sailings per day from Kennacraig to Islay is added to by sailings from Oban on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
		Happily for the continuing tranquility of Jura, the Kennacraig solution was eventually chosen instead.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /islay/ferry (737 words)

	Welcome to the Isle of Jura, Argyll Scotland
		Jura can be reached in a number of ways by public transport, via Islay, either by Caledonian MacBrayne car ferry from Kennacraig or by regular, twice daily Loganair flight (operated on behalf of British Airways) from Glasgow Airport.
		Five miles further south is the Ferry Terminal at Kennacraig.
		There is a connecting service to Kennacraig from Buchanan Street Bus Station in Glasgow.
	www.juradevelopment.co.uk /travel.htm (414 words)

	Ardbeg - The Distillery - How to Find Us
		From Port Ellen, head east along the most famous road in the history of single malt whisky, meandering past Laphroaig and Lagavulin, until you reach Ardbeg's rocky cove with the distillery nestling at the water's edge.
		Hop on a Caledonian MacBrayne ferry at Kennacraig and 2 hours later you will arrive at either Port Ellen (at the southern tip of the island) or Port Askaig (on the eastern coast).
		Timetables are available from the Kennacraig terminal (01880 730253), Port Ellen (01496 302209) or Caledonian MacBrayne (01475 650100 and calmac.co.uk).
	www.ardbeg.com /distillery/distilleryhowtofindus.asp (291 words)

	Advice on Getting to Colonsay
		In the shoulder season there is also a Wednesday sailing from Kennacraig on the Kintyre peninsula, which calls at Islay/Jura and then Colonsay, where it turns round and retraces it route.
		The Wednesday ferry originates at Kennacraig, makes its way north via Islay and Colonsay to Oban, then pauses for 90 minutes before re-tracing the route.
		If you are coming a long way and are having trouble finding the ideal connection through to Oban or Kennacraig, you might consider a taxi or even a self-drive car.
	www.colonsay.org.uk /getting.html (1084 words)

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		There is a ferry from Kennacraig (West Loch Tarbert) to Port Askaig or Port Ellen on Islay, (external link to current timetable).
		Car space on this ferry must be booked in advance; alternatively cars may be left at Kennacraig.
		There is a second ferry for the five minute crossing from Port Askaig to Feolin on Jura (winter timetable), (summer timetable), (picture of ferry), operated by the SERCO Denholm consortium.
	members.aol.com /jurahotel/travel.htm (184 words)

	Getting to Islay and Jura (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		From Glasgow take the A82 up Loch Lomondside, turn onto the A83 at Tarbet and continue on through Inveraray and Lochgilphead towards Tarbert on Loch Fyne.
		Kennacraig ferry port is about five miles on from Tarbert, The journey takes around two and a half hours.
		A two hour ferry crossing operated by Caledonian MacBrayne runs from Kennacraig to Port Ellen on Islay.
	www.scotlandwhisky.com /travel/Islay (143 words)

	Welcome to Laphroaig
		It would take you about two and a half hours to drive from Glasgow to Kennecraig [where you get the ferry from] and then about 2 hours on the ferry.
		Ferries generally go from Kennacraig, nr Tarbert daily at 07:15, 12:50 or 18:00.
		For information on the ferry visit www.calmac.co.uk or contact them by telephone on +44 8705 650000.
	www.laphroaig.com /friends/visiting_laphroaig/travel.asp?expanded=friends_of_laphroaig.visiting_laphroaig.travel (242 words)

	Self catering accommodation holiday cottages scotland uk
		There is a ferry from Kennacraig (West Loch Tarbert) to Port Askaig or Port Ellen on Islay.
		There is a second ferry for the nine minute crossing from Port Askaig to Feolin on Jura, operated by the ASP Seascot.
		If you are looking for Bed and Breakfast accommodation near to Kennacraig we suggest the Empire Travel Lodge in Lochgilphead – lovely rooms, excellent for families and a very warm welcome.
	www.juracottage.co.uk /location.htm (225 words)

	Sound View Details
		Once on the A82, follow the edge of Loch Lomond to Tarbert, taking the A83 through Arrochar, over the "Rest and Be Thankful" to Inveraray and down Loch Fyne, passing Lochgilphead and Tarbert.
		Five miles south is the Ferry Terminal at Kennacraig.
		By Bus: There is a connecting service to Kennacraig from Buchanan St. Bus Station in Glasgow.
	www.soundview.supanet.com /details.html (264 words)

	Graduate Liberal Studies Program \| Simon Fraser University \| Course Description
		We assemble at the Glasgow Airport on 27 May and head off in our van to the ferry at Kennacraig on the Kintyre Penninsula.
		At Kennacraig we catch a ferry for the two hour crossing to Islay, the southernmost island off the West Coast of Scotland.
		On Islay we stay in modern two bedroom cottages at the Machrie resort, which includes a well known beach front golf course and hotel with bar and restaurant.
	www.sfu.ca /gls/819-064.htm (798 words)

	HOW TO GET HERE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Islay can be reached either by air from Glasgow or by car ferry from Kennacraig, both of which require advance booking.
		There is a connecting coach service from Buchanan Street Bus Station in Glasgow to the Kennacraig ferry terminal.
		When booking your ferry crossing to Islay, bear in mind that only some of the ferries arrive at Port Askaig where the Jura Ferry departs, the rest going instead to Port Ellen at the other end of Islay, some 21 miles away from Port Askaig.
	www.wylliedraughts.com /jura/travel.htm (132 words)

	Fodor's Travel Guides \| Forums Messages
		The ferries to Islay (www.calmac.co.uk) go from Kennacraig which is on Citylink's bus route from Glasgow to Campbeltown (www.citylink.co.uk); the bus goes via Arrochar and Tarbet (a station on the Glasgow - Fort William railway line) and 'Rest and Be Thankful' (a mountain pass which is also on the Oban-Glasgow bus route).
		Islay is a mountainous island and has the advantage that there are fewer tourists (and probably few people who even know how to pronounce the name).
		The bus journey from Glasgow to Kennacraig will take you past Loch Lomond and over the 'Rest and be Thankful' pass, and will be worth doing for the scenery.
	www.fodors.com /forums/pgMessages.jsp?fid=2&tid=34831348&numresponses=2&start=0 (1005 words)

	PERSABUS FARM COTTAGE - HOW TO GET HERE
		Once on the A82 follow it along the edge of Loch Lomond to Tarbert, take the A83 through Arrochar, over the 'Rest and Be Thankful' on to Inveraray and down Loch Fyne, passing Lochgilphead and Tarbert.
		Five miles (8km) south is the Ferry Terminal at Kennacraig.
		Watch for the Bunnahabhain signpost and the first building you come to on that road is Persabus Cottage and Pottery.
	www.persabus.co.uk /cottage/travel.html (275 words)

	Kintra Farm - Location
		A car ferry to Islay comes from Kennacraig on West Loch Tarbert.
		This arrives at Port Ellen or Port Askaig.
		Driving from Glasgow to Kennacraig takes between two and half and three hours.
	212.67.202.65 /~lazuli/kintra/gettinghere.htm (133 words)

	Caledonian MacBrayne Ferries
		Caledonian MacBrayne Hebridean and Clyde Scottish ferries sailing to and from Ardrossan, Armadale, Ardmhor, Brodick, Castlebay, Coll, olonsay, Craignure, Eriskay, Islay, Kennacraig, Lochboisdale, Lochmaddy, Mallaig, Oban, Stornoway, Tarbert, Tiree, Uig, Ullapool and Tiree.
		Islay can be reached by ferry from Kennacraig, on the Kintyre Peninsula, making it a great place to visit as part of a Clyde Hopscotch.
		The village of Tayinloan lies about halfway up this coast and it is from here that the ferry to the beautiful island of Gigha leaves.
	www.ferryto.co.uk /calmac.html (6750 words)

	Kennacraig Argyll & Bute
		When approaching from the north or the south, carry on the A83 until you see the signs for 'Islay Ferry'.
		You will see Kennacraig terminal on its little island and then the turning for the causeway across to the terminal
		Kennacraig - Port Askaig - Colonsay - Oban
	www.shipsofcalmac.co.uk /terminals_database.asp?terminals=38 (91 words)

	Isle of Islay - Travelscotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The airport is at Glenegedale, a few miles north of Port Ellen on the road to Bowmore.
		The ferry to Islay (and Jura) from Kennacraig to Port Ellen (2 hrs 10 mins) sails 1 daily on Mon and Sun and 2 daily on Tue, Thu, Fri and Sat; and to Port Askaig (2 hrs) 1 daily on Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri and Sat and 2 daily Mon.
		It takes about 2€ hrs to drive to Kennacraig from Glasgow, and there's a daily bus from Glasgow to Kennacraig (with West Coast Motors) which connects with the ferry to Islay (for bus times, contact Buchanan Street bus station, Tel.
	www.travelscotland.co.uk /guide/Isle_of_Islay (509 words)

	:: HOW TO GET HERE :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		By Car: From Glasgow, drive to Kennacraig - this journey should take approximately two and a half hours, or longer should you wish to take in the beautiful scenery.
		For details of timetables and to make bookings (advisable, particularly in the summer season) telephone any of the following numbers.
		+44 (0)1475 650100 (Gourock) general enquiries: +44 (0)990 650000 (Gourock) bookings and reservations: +44 (0)1880 730253 (Kennacraig), +44 (0)1896 840 620 or +44 (0)1496 302209 (Port Ellen).
	www.isle-of-islay.com /travel (339 words)

	Scotland 2001 - Ferry to Islay
		After a good nights sleep in Lochgilphead it was time for the last part of the journey: The ferry to the Isle of Islay.
		It leaves from the ferry terminal in Kennacraig, a few miles from Tarbert.
		As the day remained quite grey and misty it unfortunately wasn't possible to see very far.
	www.armin-grewe.com /holiday/scotland2001/islay-ferry.htm (304 words)

	Sornbank - self catering on Islay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The ferry terminal of Kennacraig is five miles from Tarbert following the signs for Campbeltown.
		Caledonian Macbrayne operate the two hour fifteen minute crossing twice daily from Kennacraig depending on the time of year.
		The morning sailing into Islay will arrive at Port Ellen in the South of the Island and the afternoon will sail to Port Askaig in the North of the Island.
	www.sornbank.co.uk /gettinghere.htm (244 words)

	Islay, Jura, Colonsay ferry, bus maps journey planning, Islay Airport, travel information
		A regular link is operated by Calmac between Kennacraig in Kintyre and Port Askaig and Port Allen on Islay, a further small route connects Port Askaig with Fiofin on the Isle of Jura.
		Colonsay is accessible via ferry from Kennacraig in Kintyre, Port Askaig on Islay, or alternatively via ferry link to Oban.
		On Islay itself a bus service is provided by Island Coaches and Royal Mail, details and timetables are available at www.visit-islay.com.
	www.argyllonline.co.uk /index.asp?id=161 (307 words)

	Armin in Scotland 2000 - Argyll
		On the left you can see me under (part of) the rainbow.
		As the ferry to Islay was leaving at 7:15 the next morning I needed a hotel as close as possible to the ferry terminal at Kennacraig.
		I found it in the West Loch Hotel (by Tarbert, Loch Fyne, Argyll PA29 6YF; Tel: +44-(0)1880-820283), which is well prepared for visitors planning to take the early morning ferry.
	www.armin-grewe.com /holiday/scotland2000/argyll.htm (577 words)

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