Brodick Pier
Ferry port for Brodick, United Kingdom
The main ferry port on the Isle of Arran, in its largest village, with year-round sailings to Ardrossan and Troon on the Ayrshire coast.
Ferries from Brodick Pier
2 ferry routes on FerryConnect. Tap a route for timetables, operators and booking.
| To / from | Crossing time | Operators | Carries |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ardrossan | About 55m | CalMac Ferries | Cars & foot |
| Troon | About 1h 20m | CalMac Ferries | Cars & foot |
Sailing patterns from Brodick Pier
- Ardrossan → Brodick (Isle of Arran)
Winter 2026/27: five sailings a day from Ardrossan Monday to Saturday (07:00, 09:45, 12:30, 15:20 and 18:00) and four on Sundays (09:45, 12:30, 15:15 and 18:00); crossings take 55 minutes.
CalMac winter timetable 19 October 2026 – 25 March 2027 (version updated 29 September 2026); no sailings on 25 December and 1 January. Arran sailings are sometimes diverted to Troon, so check CalMac’s service status on the day.
Source: CalMac Ardrossan–Brodick winter 2026/27 timetable, checked 2026-10-29
- Troon → Brodick (Isle of Arran)
Winter timetable: three sailings a day from Troon Monday to Saturday (10:15, 14:10 and 18:10) and two on Sundays (10:00 and 13:40); crossings take 1 hour 20 minutes.
CalMac Troon–Brodick winter timetable (updated 28 September 2026), published to 18 January 2027; no sailings on 25 December and 1 January.
Source: CalMac Troon–Brodick winter 2026/27 timetable, checked 2026-10-29
Ferry Operators at Brodick Pier
Passenger terminal: Caledonian MacBrayne, The Pier, Brodick KA27 8AY
Ground Transport & Railway Links
Local buses and island tours leave from beside the terminal building
A taxi rank and petrol station are across the road; the Co-op is about 250 metres away
Sources: calmac.co.uk · Verified 2026-09-29 · How we verify
Ferry Routes from Brodick Pier
Ardrossan → Brodick (Isle of Arran)
Crossing: About 55m · CalMac Ferries
Troon → Brodick (Isle of Arran)
Crossing: About 1h 20m · CalMac Ferries
Port Logistics & Accommodation
Essential bookings for your crossing through Brodick Pier.