Kip, near Glasgow, has 600 berths. Full facilities available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. An ideal base for cruising the Clyde.

On the sheltered River Dee on the Solway. Piled moorings plus a visitors pontoon. Showering, changing and toilet facilities.

55° 46" 6' N - 04° 51" 4' W Clyde, Scotland. 24 hour access. All facilities and full range of boatyard and brokerage services.

Moorings available in Appin, Argyll, long and short stay. Deep water access/service pontoon. Showers, diesel and water. services.

Secure pontoon berthing in the old fishing harbour with immediate access to the centre of Lossiemouth. Good facilities.

Serviced pontoon berths across Oban Bay, sheltered by Kerrera. Great security and free water taxi service to the fleshpots of Oban.

Excellent site with details of the new marinas at Kirkwall and Stromness plus various other piers and mooring facilities.

Sheltered marina with min. 2.8m in decidedly un-scenic spot, but the only pontoons between Edinburgh and Inverness. Flash-only site.

55 59'.7 N - 03 24'.6 W. Almost underneath the Forth Road Bridge, near Edinburgh. 300 berths, 24 hr access, showers, cafe, chandlery.

20 pontoon berths with inclusive water and power. Yachts under 10 meters - £ 12 per night. Toilets and showers in a nearby hotel.

230 berths up to 70ft loa set in a man-made lagoon situated on Loch Fyne, across the water from Tarbert.

At the entrance to the Gareloch, on the Clyde. 200 berths and 60 moorings (launch service). All facilities.

Full service marina with facilities to 85t on the N. bank of the Clyde estuary, across the River Leven from Dumbarton Castle.

A wealth of useful information if you are planning a trip to these fascinating islands.

Pontoon berthing and a good shower block - picturesque but expensive, and expect to raft up in busy periods.

55° 33' 20"N - 04° 42' 00"W Clyde, Scotland. 24 hour access. All facilities and full range of boatyard and brokerage services.

This small marina developed in 1999 is a handy port of call for cruising yachts on their way to West via the the Caledonian Canal.