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Oban Transport & Travel Businesses


Caledonian Macbrayne Ferry Services

Calmac run regular ferry services to many of the islands from Oban. All the current timetables and more information are available here.


Eric Smith World Travel

Travel and tourist agency, local tours, ferries, hotels, self catering, bed and breakfast, Hebridean Princess specialist.


Evo Bikes (formerly Oban Cycles)

Evo Bikes is your one stop shop for mountain bikes and dirt bikes. Bike hire is also available.


Flit Self Drive

A range of vehicles from large removal vans to small cars. Glencruitten Road, 8:30 to 6:00 Mon-Sat, Sunday by arrangement.


Hazlebank Motors Car Hire

This Fiat dealer hires cars, scooters and bicycles. Punto from £40 per day, £225 per week. Scooter hire available.


Loch Lomond Seaplanes' Oban-Glasgow Service

Oban to Glasgow city centre via a 24 minute flight over spectacular scenery - now you can have a day in the city and travel in style.


Mull Rail

Mull Rail is a 1.25 mile narrow gauge railway which transports visitors from the ferry terminal at Craignure to Torosay Castle.. .


My Local Van Hire

 Independent van hire information for Oban and the UK including van rental guides and help for first time renters


Oban Airport

Open 7 days a week dawn to dusk. 100LL and Jet A1 now available. All aircraft welcome, from business jets to microlights.


Online Rail Journey Planner

Plan your rail journey to or from Oban on the Railtrack Timetables Online site.


Scotrail Timetables

Current timetables available for services between Glasgow and Oban and between Glasgow, Fort William and Mallaig.


Scottish Citylink Journey Planner

Check out bus services to and from Oban and the rest of Scotland and the UK on the Scottish Citylink site.


West Coast Motors

Comprehensive guide to local bus services throughout Oban, Lorn and Argyll. Includes full timetables and fare details for most routes.


Fly from Oban to Glasgow city centre
Victorian Travel on the West Highland Line: By Mountain, Moor and Loch in 1894
Iain Hutchison
Hundreds of pencil sketches illustrate the route and the rich history of the lochs and glens through which the traveller passes. 
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Paperback: 168 pages
House of Lochar
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