MV Loch Fyne, Loch Fìne in Gaelic, sails from Mallaig to Armadale on Skye. MV Loch Fyne originally entered service at Kyle of Lochalsh on 12 September 1991 sailing to Kyleakin on Skye, replacing the last of the old ferries, MV Kyleakin – until the Skye bridge was constructed in 1995.
MV Loch Fyne, Loch Fìne in Gaelic, sails from Mallaig to Armadale on Skye. MV Loch Fyne originally entered service at Kyle of Lochalsh on 12 September 1991 sailing to Kyleakin on Skye, replacing the last of the old ferries, MV Kyleakin – until the Skye bridge was constructed in 1995.
Onboard the MV Loch Fyne you can find a ship perfectly tailored for a short, comfortable crossing. Relax on our snug passenger lounge (accessed from the car deck, furry friends welcome) or take a seat outside on our deck and marvel at the natural beauty of Scotland’s landscape as it gently drifts past.
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