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MV Isle of Mull Ferry

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Caledonian MacBrayne operate throughout Scotland's Hebridean and Clyde islands, stretching from Arran in the south to Lewis in the north. Operating 475 sailings per day in summer and around 350 per day in winter, we carry in excess of 4.9 million passengers per annum. We look forward to welcoming you on board soon!

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Access (avg.)

1.75

Parking (avg.)

3.75

Toilets (avg.)

Staff (avg.)

tinahodgkinson

Apr 2024

Fabulous and very accessible

The Craignure to Oban ferry is the main ferry route to the Isle of Mull. The large car ferry has step free access and accessible toilets. The journey itself is beautiful, we travelled from Mull to Oban and it was a real treat, lots to see. The journey time is about 45 minutes.

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clive

Jul 2015

Call Mac ferry Oban to the Isle of Mull

Boarded via car deck while on coach there is then a lift to take you to each of the other two levels. The first level above the car deck was the one used.. Cal Mac Staff were helpful in getting people to the list if going on this way. If you are going as a foot passenger there is a large number of stairs and no lift Please note if you are booking this ferry please advice them that you have a disability as it should then make them aware that you will be traveling

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Disabled Access Information Provided by MV Isle of Mull Ferry

Disabled Access at MV Isle of Mull Ferry

Parking bays onboard. Toilets have grab rails and easy turn taps. All crew have elementary first aid and automatic external defibrillator. Officers have medical first aid and Master and Chief Officer have medical care onboard Ship certification

Accessible parking at MV Isle of Mull Ferry

Parking bays onboard

Dedicated on site parking

Toilets features at MV Isle of Mull Ferry

Grab rails and easy turn taps.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.