The West Coast of Scotland is a haven for sailors, offering diverse routes, enchanting islands, and one-of-a-kind destinations. With steady breezes most days, your sailing journey promises to be unforgettable. Whether it is spring, summer, autumn, or winter, this coast is a true gem for anyone passionate about sailing.
Right nearby, the serene waters of the Clyde are ready to be explored. You will discover quiet anchorages, vibrant towns, and charming fishing villages, all easily accessible. As you sail, why not visit some of the local distilleries along the way, where you can enjoy Scotland’s finest whiskies?
If you are thinking of chartering a yacht from our fleet, you will have plenty of incredible options for your next sailing adventure. The videos below were created by Sail Scotland, the national marketing organisation for sailing and marine tourism, and serve as a gateway to sailing and cruising in Scotland.
Largs Yacht Haven
We are truly fortunate to call Largs Yacht Haven our home, nestled on the beautiful Firth of Clyde. Set in the sheltered, scenic waters of the Clyde, Largs Yacht Haven is home to an impressive 730 berths. and was voted Marina of the year 2017.
Oban Harbour
Oban is where some of our Scottish sailing adventures begin or end. Sheltered by the Isle of Kerrera yet close to the open sea, Oban Bay Harbour remains accessible in most weather conditions and operates around the clock.
Sailing the West Coast of Scotland
Browse the destination guides below to find some of the most popular places to sail.
For inspiration on your next sailing adventure, you can also explore Yachting Monthly’s cruising itinerary for the West Coast of Scotland. It offers a detailed guide on the best routes, hidden gems, and must-visit spots along this stunning coastline.
Lisbon (Cascais) – Porto – La Coruña