Waverley Excursions
Isle of Bute
When Colin visited Waverley Excursions...
Colin pictures are © Stephen Doak and used under licence
Buy prints and other Colin merchandise from Picture Bute
... for less than the price of a coffee become a Colin Patron
Upcoming Events
Waverley Cruise to Largs and Tighnabruiach via Inchmarnock and return via the Kyles
Monday 31st July
Ride on the last ocean-going paddle steamer in the world
Step aboard Waverley at more than 60 ports and piers around the UK (including Rothesay on specific dates) for a day, afternoon or evening cruise aboard this iconic steamship.
Dogs Welcome
Waverley's first visit to Rothesay in 2022 is on Thursday 16th June, with a sailing from Bute to Arrochar. Her last visit to the island is on Friday 26th August, with a short cruise around Bute to Kilchattan Bay. A full list of visit dates and destinations can be seen on the PA20 website at https://pa20.uk/bute-aspect.php?uac=10182
There is a trip on Thursday 16th June 2022 from Rothesay on the Isle of Bute starting at 11:30am. Waverley will visit Dunoon, Blairmore and then travel Loch Goil and Loch Long to Arrochar before returning to Rothesay for 17:55.
There are regular trips on this most popular Waverley route planned for summer 2022 from Rothesay on the Isle of Bute to Tarbert in Loch Fyne. The first takes place on Wednesday 22nd June, leaving Rothesay at 12:30 returning at 18:30. The trip involves a call at Tighnabruaich on the Cowal peninsula, before calling at Tarbert and then continuing for a short cruise of Loch Fyne before returning via the same stops to allow travellers to hop off/on as they wish. Subsequent trips take place on 29th June, 6th July, 13th July, 20th July, 27th July, 3rd August, 10th August, 17th August and 24th August.
The information presented here is collected from the public domain and/or feedback from previous customers, users of or visitors to Waverley Excursions. It is presented in good faith but is not warranted to be complete or free from errors. E&OE.
Manage This ListingSpotted an error? Report it!
