Salen Jetty - Salen Bay - Loch Sunart
Ardnamurchan - Argyll

17 October 2011

We are pleased to announce that our new 9-berth pontoon has now been installed and is ready for use.

   

The pontoon has 6/7 visitor berths and for the 2012 season, we will also be offering 2 seasonal/annual berths.

A limited number of winter berths are available for immediate use.

If you would like more information on berthing please give Mark or Jan a ring or drop us an e-mail.

 

Salen Bay is a very attractive and unspoilt bay on Loch Sunart on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula. The bay is very sheltered in all but South-South-Easterlies.

Views of Salen Bay

The jetty was constructed around 1820 under the supervision of Thomas Telford. The maximum depth alongside the jetty is 4m at Mean High Water Springs. Tidal times and heights are the same as Oban. We offer visitors moorings, boat launching facilities and red diesel sales with many more services planned in the future.

We have 4 Commercial Swinging Moorings for visiting Pleasure Craft up to 20 metres with a maximum weight of 15 tons. These are inspected annually. Our moorings are red buoys with orange pickups and are marked 'Visitor' & ‘Jetty’.

Marine Red Diesel is available at competitive prices.

We have a slipway which is all tides and will handle any size of boat. Assisted tractor launching is available if you don’t want to get your wheels wet! Please ring before, if you need assistance, to ensure that Mark is around and not on his annual trip to the big city (Oban!).

 
Views of Slipway

 
Yacht re-fuelling                                 Canoes in Slipway

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