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3 October 2025
As communicated, an amber warning for wind remains in place – as Storm Amy is predicted to affect our network.
This means that many of our services are impacted from today (3 October) – and this is expected to also be the case for 4 October. It is likely that the effects of the disruption may still be felt on 5 October 2025 while we inspect infrastructure and reposition any vessels we need to. In some areas our port offices will also be closed or operating reduced hours.
Please continue to check the service status pages throughout the weekend – including prior to any travel you may plan towards the end of the weekend.
Below, we’ve shared details on how you can stay updated with the latest information we share on our services during the period and beyond.
Take care.
A Opens in new windowMet Office amber warning for wind has been issued – forecasted strong winds are to affect Scotland, particularly the north and western areas on 3 October and 4 October.
At the time of writing, this will affect our services – meaning some may be cancelled or delayed in affected areas. We must ensure the safety of our customers and our colleagues.
Below, we’ve shared details on how you can stay updated with the latest information we share on our services during the period and beyond.
Take care.
Opens in new windowThe Met Office has forecast adverse weather conditions during this week from 2 October 2025 - and Storm Amy is expected to affect the UK from 3 October and into the weekend. At the time of writing, conditions – including warnings for strong winds and rain – are likely to affect Scotland and national weather warnings have been issued.
Ferry services
With these conditions in mind, we wanted to give you early notice that some of our services may be affected when conditions pass through. This means some services may be delayed or cancelled in impacted areas to ensure the safety of customers and colleagues, which is our priority.
Planning your travel
We will keep customers updated with the latest information on our services via the service status pages of our website, our app and our X (formerly Twitter) page Opens in new window@CalMac_Updates.
Please always check our service status pages before setting off on any journey.
Road conditions could also be affected in many areas, so consider building in extra time for your journey to ports and ferry terminals.
As circumstances and conditions can change at short notice, in addition to checking our service status pages which carry the latest information on each route, you can stay connected by:
Downloading our app and if you’ve not already done so, saving routes to the ‘my routes’ option.
signing up to our text subscription service for your route,
and follow us on X (formerly Twitter) Opens in new window@CalMac_Updates.
Should you need to speak with us, direct message or tweet us at Opens in new window@CalMac_Updates from 8am-8pm, 7 days a week, or call our customer engagement centre Mon-Fri, 7am – 9pm and Sat/Sun 8am – 8pm.
You can also find out more about our decision-making process around weather related disruptions on the Help section of our website.
Take care. Thank you.