MV Isle of Arran

About

The MV Isle of Arran, Eilean Arainn in Gaelic, tends to spend her summers sailing from Ardrossan to Arran and Campbeltown. During the winter months she provides much needed support across the network, allowing other ferries time away from their route to complete their annual maintenance periods. Launched in 1984, she served ten years on the route from Ardrossan to Brodick, then a stint to Islay, before taking up her current duties.
**IMPORTANT INFORMATION:**
**Food and Drink** - Please be aware that all on board food and drink outlets will close from **5pm on 27 December until further notice**. Please come prepared for your journey. We have taken this decision due to the current Covid19 situation where a number of our crew have been affected. It means that all restaurants, coffee cabins, bars and shops on board the ferries will now close with immediate effect. Read more on our food and drink FAQ.
**On Board Facilities**
Toilets	Located on Deck 4
Baby Changing Facilities	A dedicated baby changing room is available on Deck 4.
Accessible Toilets	Accessible toilets are located on Deck 4.
Accessible Lifts	The lift from the car deck to Deck 4 can comfortably accommodate wheelchairs. Find out more about how we can help and how you can request assistance, in our passenger assistance section.
Wi-Fi	Free Wi-Fi available on board. Find out how to connect in our Wi-Fi section.
Internal Pet Area	An internal seating area for you and your pet is located on Deck 4. Find out more about travelling with pets in our travelling with pets section.
Outdoor Seating	Located on Decks 4 and 5
Indoor Seating Lounge	A tabled seating area is located on Deck 4.
Baggage Area	Located on Deck 3
Mariners Cafeteria	Located on Deck 4.
Coffee Cabin	Located on Deck 4.
Game On	Located on Deck 4. Open to passengers over 18 years old.
Shop@CalMac	Located on Deck 4