Join us on a New Year excursion to Arran


First visit: Hebridan Isles at Ardrossan on 24 July 2016 -- copyright photo Hamish Bowie

First visit: Hebridean Isles makes her debut at Ardrossan Harbour on 24 July 2016 — copyright photo Hamish Bowie

You are invited to join us on Saturday 14 January 2017 for our popular New Year excursion to Arran.

A major attraction this time is the chance to do the return Ardrossan-Brodick sailing on Hebridean Isles, a rare visitor to the Clyde and now making her debut on the Arran run.

The excursion price includes lunch at the 2015 ‘Scottish Hotel of the Year’ Auchrannie Resort, and we have also lined up a bus tour of the south of the island.

Everyone is welcome on this special excursion, traditionally one of the most convivial occasions in the CRSC calendar. Book now to avoid disappointment.

Hebridean Isles first visited Brodick on 29 August 2002. She waited in the bay until Caledonian Isles (left) departed the pier -- copyright photo CRSC/Andrew Clark

Hebridean Isles’ only previous visit to Brodick was on 29 August 2002, during a rare break from her duties on the Islay run. She waited in the bay until Caledonian Isles (left) departed the pier — copyright photo Andrew Clark

Hebriodean isles at Brodick on the evening of Thursday 29 August 2002. She lay there overnight before undertaking weekend sailings on the Wemyss Bay-Rothesay service, thereby releasing one of the 'Streakers' for Cowal Games duties -- copyright CRSC/Andrew Clark

Hebridean Isles at Brodick on the evening of Thursday 29 August 2002. She lay there overnight before heading up-firth for weekend sailings on the Wemyss Bay-Rothesay service, thereby releasing one of the ‘Streakers’ for Cowal Games duties — copyright photo Andrew Clark

Hebridean Isles and Caledonian Isles at Ardrossan on 25 July 2016. The ‘Heb Isles was on a brief visit to the Clyde for repairs at Greenock -- copyright photo David Stirling

Hebridean Isles and Caledonian Isles at Ardrossan on 25 July 2016. The ‘Heb Isles’ was on a brief visit to the Clyde for repairs at Greenock — copyright photo David Stirling