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7 July 2026
We are pleased to let you know that you can now view winter timetables for the majority of our routes. The winter timetable will run from 19 October 2026 until 25 March 2027.
Reservations and advance purchases of Turn Up and Go routes will open from 4 August 2026. We will keep customers updated on our communication channels on the timings when bookings will be open for winter timetables.
Timetables will be available to view/download as pdf files on our timetable pages via the timetable tab on our website and app.
Timetable search on app - Winter timetables for some of our bookable routes won’t be available to view in the searchable timetable function within the app until they are open for bookings – instead, timetables can be viewed/downloaded as a pdf file until bookings of tickets are available.
We are finalising the winter 2026/27 timetables for the following routes, therefore these specific timetables won’t be available to view from 7 July. An update on a publication date will be provided prior to bookings opening on 4 August.
Ardmhor (Barra) – Eriskay
Oban - Lismore
Fionnphort – Iona
Lochaline – Fishnish
Sconser – Raasay
Largs – Cumbrae
Claonaig – Lochranza
Tarbert – Portavadie
Find out more on the planning and milestone dates around timetable publication.
Each year, our winter timetables factor in our mandatory annual maintenance programme - a period of maintenance that each vessel must undergo in line with maritime legislation - and this year's programme sees the total number of planned overhaul days required across the fleet, increase from 728 days in 2025/26, to 732 days for 2026/27.
Our teams plan the annual maintenance period with as much detail as we can. It is based on our knowledge of the vessels, and we will monitor the progress of each very closely, and respond to any changes and delays accordingly.
We are currently working on the basis that our new vessel, MV Loch Indaal will enter service in the third quarter of 2026, and MV Lochmor will follow in the fourth quarter of 2026. Both MV Glen Rosa and MV Claymore are scheduled to enter service in the first quarter of 2027.
These will be major additions to the fleet.
As always, timetables are planned only using vessels known to be in service to provide you with certainty. Once we are closer to a specific date for each of these vessels entering service, we will confirm service and deployment plans.
We will be in touch shortly with communities to commence consultation for summer 2027 timetables.