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	Mallaig Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Mallaig lies at the end of the evocatively named "Road to the Isles." It is also the terminus for the West Highland Railway from Fort William and the focus for a network of ferry services to Skye, to the Small Isles, and to the Knoydart peninsula.
		Since the opening of the Skye Bridge in 1995, Mallaig is the main ferry terminus for Skye with sailings to Armadale, near the toe of the Sleat Peninsula.
		Mallaig is also the main hopping off point for those wanting to catch a ferry to the islands of Rum, Eigg and Muck (though summer sailings are also available from Arisaig).
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /mallaig/mallaig/index.html (694 words)

	Mallaig Lifeboats (Mallaig Heritage Centre)
		She was followed by the EMM Gordon Cubbin in 1957 and then by the Arun class lifeboat, the Davina and Charles Matthews- Hunter in 1982.
		As the most westerly lifeboat station on the British mainland the Mallaig lifeboat is regularly called out to assist vessels in trouble in the South Minch and along the south and east coasts of Skye.
		Mallaig Lifeboat Service Log is compiled from reports in the pages of the local newspaper, Westword.
	www.mallaigheritage.org.uk /exhibit/lifeboat.htm (343 words)

	Mallaig travel guide - Wikitravel
		Mallaig is on the West Coast of the Scottish Highlands and is the port for the ferries to the Small Isles and Skye.
		Mallaig Heritage Centre located next to the train station tells the story of Mallaig and the surrounding area.
		At the large end of the scale, there is the West Highland Hotel which is a descendant of the original Station Hotel that was built to coincide with the coming of the West Highland Railway in 1901.
	wikitravel.org /en/Mallaig (423 words)

	Mallaig and the Road to the Isles Accommodation and Travel - The Internet Guide to Scotland
		A 45-mile drive north-west of Fort William, the port of Mallaig on the rugged west coast of Scotland is the ideal base from which to explore all the magnificent scenery of the area, plus the Small Isles and Skye.
		Mallaig is a small fishing port overlooking the Sound of Sleat which separates the mainland from the Isle of Skye.
		Mallaig is the end of the scenic railway line from Fort William.
	www.scotland-inverness.co.uk /mallaig.htm (2599 words)

	Mallaig - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mallaig harbour from the ferry to the Isle of Skye
		Mallaig is a port in Lochaber, on the west coast of the Highlands of Scotland.
		Mallaig is the main Commercial Fishing Port on the West Coast of Scotland, and during the 1970's was the main Herring Port of Europe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mallaig (0 words)

	RAILSCOT \| Mallaig Extension Railway
		This is where the Mallaig Extension Railway joined the Banavie Branch of the West Highland Railway.
		The town and port of Mallaig was expanded drammatically by the arrival of the railway.
		Mallaig is visited by Caledonian MacBrayne vessels operating to Armadale in Skye.
	www.railscot.co.uk /Mallaig_Extension_Railway/body.htm (0 words)

	Sea kayaking, Loch Nevis and Knoydart
		HW (Mallaig): 04:21, GMT LW: 10:14, HW: 16:44.
		Mallaig harbour, keep well to the east as the entrance is very busy.
		We landed at the slip in Mallaig at 16:57, sunset was at 16:.39.
	www.gla.ac.uk /medicalgenetics/seakayaking060127knoydart.htm (374 words)

	Mallaig (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The parish consists of Mallaig, Morar, the Knoydart Peninsula and the island of Canna.
		Before the arrival of the railway to Mallaig in 1901, the district was almost totally Catholic.
		The first place of worship in Mallaig was the Bethel Church, now the church hall, which was built in 1902.
	home.btconnect.com /Mirlos/cofslochaber/mallaig.htm (0 words)

	Alan Potter-Public Art Mallaig and Morar Community Centre Mosaic Inverness-shire
		He is a symbol of Mallaig and the source of the villages main industry.
		A Blackface sheep in the foreground and the Morar cross on the hill behind; the West Highland line between Mallaig and Fort William is one of the world's great railway journeys.
		Fishing is the main source of employment and income in the community, symbolized by an anchor and the fruits of the sea; fish, prawns and shellfish.
	www.alanpotter-publicart.com /Mallaig.html (0 words)

	Mallaig accommodation, transport and travel, Road to the Isles, Highlands of Scotland
		Mallaig accommodation, transport and travel, Road to the Isles, Highlands of Scotland
		Regular trips in these waters are operated during the summer by Bruce Watt whose boat takes the mail to Loch Nevis all year round, so relax for a day on the ocean wave and you may spot a whale or two.
		The Brightwater Experience is a RIB (Rigid Inflatable Boat) which can take you on a cruise from Mallaig to Skye, Eigg, Mull or Eilean Donan Castle.
	www.road-to-the-isles.org.uk /mallaig.html (371 words)

	Ferry to Mallaig - Book a Mallaig ferry simply online with AFerry.co.uk. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Catch a Mallaig Ferry to or from the port of Armadale.
		Mallaig Ferry uses Caledonian MacBrayne as the main ferry operator.
		Mallaig also has spectacular mountain and coastal scenery, pure white sandy beaches and one of the most spectacular railway journeys in Europe.
	www.aferry.co.uk /UKFerry/Mallaig-ferry-uk.htm (238 words)

	Mallaig - Travelscotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The end of the road is Mallaig, a busy fishing port and main departure point for the ferry to Skye.
		Mallaig is a small place, huddled round its harbour, and the train and bus stations and CalMac ferry office are all within a few yards of each other.
		Beside the train station is the Mallaig Heritage Centre, with interesting descriptions of the local Clearances, the railway line and the fishing industry.
	www.travelscotland.co.uk /guide/Mallaig (0 words)

	Mallaig Tourist Information and Travel Guide at InfoHub.com
		A cluttered, noisy port whose pebble-dashed houses struggle for space with great lumps of granite tumbling down to the sea, MALLAIG, 47 miles west of Fort William along the A830 (regular buses and trains run this route), is not pretty.
		The continuing source of the village's wealth is its thriving fishing industry: on the quayside, piles of nets, tackle and ice crates lie scattered around a bustling modern market.
		Mallaig is a compact place, concentrated around the harbour, where you'll find the tourist office (April-Oct Mon-Sat 10am-6pm; Nov-March Mon, Wed and Fri 11am-3pm; tel 01687/462170), which will book accommodation, and the bus and train stations.
	www.infohub.com /Destinations/Europe%2D%26%2DRussia/Scotland/Mallaig (282 words)

	Mallaig History
		1948 The RNLI established a lifeboat station at Mallaig after the station at Tobermory was closed in November 1947 due to manning difficulties.
		The lifeboat at Mallaig was kept on moorings in the harbour.
		The lifeboat returned to shore and he was taken to hospital but he sadly died on 9 October.
	www.rnli.org.uk /rnli_near_you/scotland/stations/MallaigHighland/history (351 words)

	Travel the Road to the Isles: from Fort William to Mallaig, Highlands of Scotland
		Travel the Road to the Isles: from Fort William to Mallaig, Highlands of Scotland
		The Road to the Isles from Fort William to Glenfinnan and Lochailort, through Arisaig and Morar ending at Mallaig is a route steeped in history where Bonnie Prince Charlie found safety and security in this lovely area of the Scottish Highlands.
		Here you will see some of the most spectacular scenery in the world - from sandy beaches to dramatic hills - green woodlands, heather moors, unforgettable views with magnificent sunsets over the Isles of Rum, Eigg, Muck, Canna, Skye and the remote wilderness of Knoydart.
	www.road-to-the-isles.org.uk (268 words)

	Mallaig - Travelscotland
		The end of the road is Mallaig, a busy fishing port and main departure point for the ferry to Skye.
		Mallaig is a small place, huddled round its harbour, and the train and bus stations and CalMac ferry office are all within a few yards of each other.
		Beside the train station is the Mallaig Heritage Centre, with interesting descriptions of the local Clearances, the railway line and the fishing industry.
	www.scotland.org.uk /guide/Mallaig (1012 words)

	West Highland Hotel Mallaig :: accommodation near Skye ferry
		The West Highland Hotel is a family-run hotel situated in the fishing port of Mallaig off the west coast of Scotland.
		The famous West Highland Line runs from Fort William all the way to Mallaig, and if possible you should take this train journey some time during your stay, as it is said to be one of the most beautiful in the world.
		She was in Mallaig to open the newly completed harbour extension, and during her visit came to the hotel for afternoon tea.
	www.westhighlandhotel.co.uk /hotel.asp (381 words)

	Fort William and Lochaber - travel guide
		Mallaig is at the end of the Road to the Isles.
		Mallaig is also the end of the West Highand Line - the railway from Fort William was opened over a hundred years ago and today provides important communication links with all main towns and cities including London.
		Mallaig has a fantastic swimming pool and a modern, comprehensive High School.
	www.visit-fortwilliam.co.uk /isles/mallaig.htm (0 words)

	Fishupdate.com: Mallaig Harbour Set To Get Back On Track
		HIGHLAND Council is preparing to get the Mallaig Harbour redevelopment back on course after a stormy five years during which the Harbour Authority's income was arrested by court order, following a dispute over the actual cost of the new £7m breakwater.
		The breakwater was to have sparked developments to make Mallaig the premier west coast port in the Highlands.
		The Order requests permission for a new jetty at Inverie in Knoydart and for a new breakwater in Mallaig which will stretch beyond the lighthouse onto the outer skerry in the rock ridge on which the lighthouse has been built.
	www.fishupdate.com /news/fullstory.php/aid/1389/Mallaig_Harbour_Set_To_Get_Back_On_Track.html (0 words)

	Mallaig, Scotland
		Mallaig is at the end of the Road to the Isles.
		Mallaig is also the end of the West Highand Line - the railway from Fort William was opened over a hundred years ago and today provides important communication links with all main towns and cities including London.
		Mallaig has a fantastic swimming pool and a modern, comprehensive High School.
	www.lochaber.com /mallaig/index.htm (236 words)

	Mallaig Hostels
		We came by air from the south of England to Glasgow and by train to Mallaig --- the most beautiful journey ever.
		Our friends met us and transported us to their yacht in Mallaig Harbour, what a peaceful place.
		Mallaig, (Malaig), on the north-west coast of Scotland, is a lively working fishing port.
	www.hostelz.com /view.php/Scotland__Mallaig_Hostels (424 words)

	Amazon.ca: Sorcha de Mallaig: Books: Diane Lacombe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Pendant ce temps, à Mallaig, le jeune fils MacNèil enchaîne les épreuves qui le feront chevalier.
		Lorsque la châtelaine de Mallaig apprend que Sorcha, terrassée par la nouvelle de la mort de son père, s’apprête à prendre le voile, elle envoie le jeune MacNèil sauver la belle.
		Fille d’un laird du clan MacNèil de Mallaig, Sorcha Lennox grandit dans un couvent de l’île d’Iona, où sa mère s’est réfugiée après la disgrâce de son mari.
	www.amazon.ca /Sorcha-Mallaig-Diane-Lacombe/dp/2890058689 (0 words)

	Mallaig railway station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mallaig railway station is a railway station serving the village of Mallaig, Lochaber, in the Highland region of Scotland.
		This station is a terminus on the West Highland Line, 66 km (41½ miles) from Fort William and 264 km (164½ miles) north of Glasgow Queen Street railway station
		The station is close to the port that launches ferries to the Isle of Skye and other western Highland locations.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mallaig_railway_station (0 words)

	Mallaig
		Mallaig is at the end of the A830, 'Road to the Isles'.
		Unfortunately Mallaig Marine World has been forced to close due to irreparable structural problems with the building.
		The centre houses a fascinating exhibition telling of the area's history and the growth of the port...
	www.activitypoint.co.uk /cgi-bin/list.cgi?r=mallaig (63 words)

	Mallaig Information Online - jobs & employment services in and around Mallaig, UK
		Mallaig, Highlands And Islands, UK You can use this section of the site to find information about employment agencies and jobs related organisations in Mallaig using the directory.
		If you have any news or information related to Mallaig or would like an article to be published in Mallaig Information Online, fill in a simple form or send it to us and we will do the rest.
		Mallaig Information Online is an independent site and is not affiliated with, or officially sponsored by any local authority or tourist information centre based in Mallaig.
	www.britinfo.net /fp-H-DQY.htm (0 words)

	Travel to Mallaig - in the Scottish Highlands
		At the end of the Road to the Isles, Mallaig is a rather disappointing conclusion to such a lovely drive.
		It is a hard-working supply town to the Outer Isles and a major fishing port, one of the top white fish and prawn ports on the west coast of Britain.
		The Queen sends a tender from the HMS Britannia to Mallaig on her yearly Scottish holiday for a supply of Mallaig kippers which are indeed succulent.
	www.destination-scotland.com /intro/highland/mallaig.asp (0 words)

	scotrail trains in scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		When the whistle blows in Glasgow's glass-roofed Queen Street station, and the train for Mallaig sets out, you are starting on a journey that is 164 miles long, and will leave an abundance of memories to treasure.
		Its back out from Fort William and on to Mallaig - during the summer, you may be able to get a steam train excursion.
		From Mallaig, ferries can carry you to Rum, Eigg, the other Small Isles and the romantic Isle of Skye You could take a ferry to Oban, and travel back along the other branch of the West Highland Line.
	www.scotrail.co.uk /scotrwhl.htm (0 words)

	Springbank Guest House, West Coast, The Highlands, Inverness-shire, Scotland
		Mallaig is the major ferry terminal for Skye and the Small Isles.
		Should the weather be a little inclement (it has been known!), there is an excellent Heritage Center and a very interesting Marine World.
		For more extensive information on the area please contact the ‘The Road to the Isles’ website.
	www.springbank-mallaig.co.uk /index.htm (0 words)

	Mallaig To Accommodate Gaelic Medium Unit
		Chairman Councillor Andy Anderson moved adoption of the Mallaig option which defeated by 17 votes to 6 an amendment by the Councilâs Gaelic spokesman, Councillor Hamish Fraser, that a dedicated Gaelic Medium Unit be established at Morar.
		At the end of the debate, Councillor Anderson agreed that the Committee should investigate the issues involved in establishing a bilingual school in Highland, with Mallaig a possible pilot.
		As the decision will change the pattern of provision for Gaelic Medium pupils from Arisaig, which is excess of five miles from Mallaig Primary, the matter requires referral to the Scottish Executive.
	www.highland.gov.uk /yourcouncil/news/newsreleases/2006/January/mallaiggaelicprovision.htm?wbc_purpose=Basic&WBCMODE=PresentationUnpubl (372 words)

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