New Quay
Main commercial quay at Campbeltown Harbour, with a main berth for ships up to about 160 m long. Quay assignment varies by call.
Campbeltown, United Kingdom
Campbeltown sits at the head of Campbeltown Loch on the southern Kintyre peninsula in western Scotland. More about Campbeltown →
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Cruise Ships in Campbeltown
No ships are scheduled in Campbeltown yet
New calls appear here as cruise lines publish them.
Where is the Campbeltown cruise port?
The council-run Campbeltown Harbour on Campbeltown Loch handles fishing, cargo, timber, leisure and cruise ships at its quays, beside a marina. The map pin marks the harbour by the town quay area.
The berth used depends on the ship, so check with your ship for the exact quay. Main Street and the town centre are about 0.2 km, a few minutes' walk, from the harbour.
Terminal
Getting to the Campbeltown cruise port
Campbeltown town centre (Main Street) → Campbeltown Harbour
0.2 km · 3–5 min by car
The harbour quays sit at the head of Campbeltown Loch beside the town. Main Street and the central shops are about 0.2 km from the harbour place pin; walking is the practical option for a port call.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
TransportTypical priceJourneyGood to know
Walk
Freeper person
3–5 min
Level waterfront streets, about 0.2 km.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Driving to the port
Ferries also call at Campbeltown for non-cruise travel. From the quays, the town centre is an easy walk.
Campbeltown Cruise Terminals
1 terminal
Eating in Campbeltown
Published priced menus for three venues were not found.
Where to eat
Main Street and harbourfront
Walkable strip of cafes, pubs and restaurants a few minutes from the quays, including harbour-view dining at the Royal Hotel.
Destination
About Campbeltown
Campbeltown sits at the head of Campbeltown Loch on the southern Kintyre peninsula in western Scotland. The compact harbour town is known for its whisky distilleries, Victorian and Georgian streets around Main Street, and a working waterfront of fishing, cargo and leisure boats.
Hills rise behind the town, and the Firth of Clyde and the Mull of Kintyre coast are close by. The walkable centre has shops, cafes and distilleries a short stroll from the quays. Check the ship schedule for upcoming calls.
- Climate
- Cool, wet maritime climate. Based on long-term averages at nearby Machrihanish rather than measurements at the harbour, daytime highs are about 18 C in July and August and about 8 C from December to February, with night-time lows of about 11 C in summer and 3 C in winter. Annual rainfall is roughly 1,200 mm, with rain on about half of all days, and it is often windy. All figures are approximate.
- Time zone
- United Kingdom Time
- Currency
- Pound sterling (GBP)