McInroy’s Point → Hunters Quay
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McInroy’s Point Ferries & Port Guide
McInroy’s Point is Western Ferries’ terminal west of Gourock on the Firth of Clyde. It serves Hunters Quay near Dunoon and is separate from Gourock’s central rail-linked passenger ferry terminal.
Destination guide
Discover McInroy’s Point
McInroy’s Point is Western Ferries’ terminal west of Gourock on the Firth of Clyde. It serves Hunters Quay near Dunoon and is separate from Gourock’s central rail-linked passenger ferry terminal.
Navigate to McInroy’s Point on Cloch Road, Gourock PA19 1BA. Drivers use the signed vehicle queue. Rail passengers arriving in central Gourock need a further transfer to this terminal.
The crossing is useful for road journeys into Cowal and Argyll. Compare total road mileage and queue time with other ways around the Clyde when planning a time-sensitive journey.
Confirm the exact sailing, vehicle rules and departure status before arranging onward travel. Western Ferries official timetable and booking
Current ferry connections
Ferry routes involving McInroy’s Point
Explore these ferry connections and check the operator’s dated timetable before arranging onward travel.
Hunters Quay → McInroy’s Point
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Planning your McInroy’s Point ferry journey
Getting to the port
Navigate to McInroy’s Point on Cloch Road, Gourock PA19 1BA. Drivers use the signed vehicle queue. Rail passengers arriving in central Gourock need a further transfer to this terminal.
Check the correct terminal
The crossing is useful for road journeys into Cowal and Argyll. Compare total road mileage and queue time with other ways around the Clyde when planning a time-sensitive journey.
Build in time
Allow for the journey to the terminal, check-in, parking where needed and the walk or queue for boarding. The scheduled sailing time is not the time to arrive at the port.
Before you travel
Recheck the departure status, identification requirements, luggage or vehicle conditions and any operator messages. If you have a tight onward connection, add a realistic buffer because ferries operate in a marine environment and timings can change.
For accommodation, weigh proximity to the terminal against access to the places you want to visit. An early sailing often favours a port-side stay; a later departure may make a central location more useful.
Tours & experiences
Things to Do in McInroy’s Point
Browse tours and activities around McInroy’s Point to combine with your ferry journey. Check meeting points and return times against the confirmed sailing before booking an experience.
Tours and activities displayed in this section are supplied through Viator. Availability, descriptions and prices are provided by the activity supplier and can change.
Build a ferry itinerary through McInroy’s Point
EUFerry’s directional guides connect McInroy’s Point with Hunters Quay. Choose the direction you will actually travel, then match the sailing with the terminal and the transport needed before boarding or after landing.
Departing from McInroy’s Point: McInroy’s Point to Hunters Quay.
Arriving in McInroy’s Point: Hunters Quay to McInroy’s Point.
For a short stay in McInroy’s Point, place any activity between the time you can realistically leave the ferry terminal and the time you need to return for check-in. On separate tickets, allow for disembarkation and the local transfer; an excursion meeting point is not necessarily beside the ferry berth.
Local planning references: McInroy’s Point in Google Maps · VisitBritain — official visitor information.
Use the map to understand the surrounding area and the visitor information to plan time ashore. For the exact boarding location, accessibility arrangements and operating notices, follow the ferry company’s instructions.
Frequently asked questions
McInroy’s Point ferry FAQs
Which ferry routes serve McInroy’s Point?
The direction-specific guides above list the EUFerry connections and operators. Check the official dated timetable for the operating days and availability.
Where should I go to board?
Navigate to McInroy’s Point on Cloch Road, Gourock PA19 1BA. Drivers use the signed vehicle queue. Rail passengers arriving in central Gourock need a further transfer to this terminal.
How should I plan onward travel?
The crossing is useful for road journeys into Cowal and Argyll. Compare total road mileage and queue time with other ways around the Clyde when planning a time-sensitive journey.
Can I bring a vehicle?
Check the operator and vessel on the selected route. Passenger-only fast services and islands with visitor vehicle restrictions cannot be treated like an unrestricted car ferry.
What if no sailing appears in the search?
Use the official operator links in this guide. Some local or seasonal services are booked directly, and the comparison search may not contain every departure.
Can the timetable change?
Yes. Check the operator’s service updates before leaving for the terminal and allow flexibility around weather, tides and onward travel.
Plan the crossing
Search Ferry TicketsCompare ferries involving McInroy’s Point
Use the live search for your exact date, then match the selected sailing with the terminal and onward travel plan.