Welcome to Tarbert Harbour

One of Scotland’s Most Beautiful Sheltered
Harbours, which provides safe all year round berthing...

East Loch Tarbert lies on the west side of Lower Loch Fyne, opposite Portavadie on the east side. Loch Fyne is the longest sea loch in Scotland at 70km and deepest at 180m+ and opens to the south into the Firth of Clyde.

The Harbour itself is a natural amphitheatre and a yachtman’s paradise, with an easily navigated narrow entrance at the east side opening onto Loch Fyne. Its eastern boundary is a line between Garbhaird point and Rubha Loisgte.

The Harbour is accessible at all states of the tide and is one of Scotland’s most sheltered and safe harbours making it an excellent place to stay or leave a vessel unattended.

With attractive rates the facilities include individual berths, electricity, water and free showers.

The harbour is situated at the heart of a Traditional Scottish Fishing Village which has many welcoming shops, hotels, restaurants and pubs for yachtsmen to enjoy.

Tarbert is the perfect base to explore beautiful, historic Argyll and by ferry the picturesque islands of Arran, Gigha, Islay, Jura, Mull, Iona and the Cowal peninsula.

Scottish Series 2012:  To find out more and to register for berthing, click here