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Drone image by Brian Hendry Welcome to Inveraray ~ Fàilte gu Inbhir Aora

Situated at the northern end of Loch Fyne the Royal Burgh of Inveraray overlooks the loch with its deep waters, sheltered bays, moorings and superb onshore facilities. The pier is the seaway to Inveraray, and the town is a gateway to the Highlands & Islands.
Pier Status: Open
The stone pier is open to the public and to marine traffic. ⚠️Safety Notice⚠️ Please do not access any part of the pier timber hammerhead. It is currently closed until further notice as it is unsafe for all uses.
Please see our mooring and berthing page for charges and how to pay.
Phase 2 Fundraising Target
We welcome your support.
So far we have raised £37,060 of our £250,000 target.
Please consider donating using the methods on our fundraising page.
Pier Notice Board
Advisory Notice to Mariners
The wooden extension to the pier remains closed.
Warning
There are no issues approaching the stone pier parallel to the closed pier timber hammerhead. However, dogleg left to the stone pier requires caution 2 hours before and 2 hours after high tide. Over 2 feet draft may present a gravel hazard especially to keel boats. There is no water at low tide. Vessels are grounded.
If you have any specific questions or concerns, please get in touch by email at admin@inspireinveraray.scot.
Public Safety Notice
- Please take extra care when using the pier in wet conditions as the surface may become slippery.
- Inveraray Pier is a working pier – be aware of trip hazards.
- Please be aware of the raised ironwork from the pier and ropes used for mooring purposes.
- Please be advised that CCTV is in operation to monitor safe use of Inveraray Pier.
- Please be aware of very shallow water levels when the tide is out. Diving or jumping from the pier into the water is not advised at any time.
- Swimmers enter water at own risk.
- Cold water risk.
Pier Pay Point
Payment details with QR codes are displayed at the North end of the pier and on the wall adjacent to the Front Street entrance to the pier. The QR codes are also appended to the buoys for payment on arrival.
Inveraray Pier Market
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Latitude: 56.2313° NLongitude: 5.0711° W
Inveraray Weather
| Temperature (high/low) | 16°C / 9°C |
|---|---|
| Wind (high/low) | 6mph / 1mph |
| Sun (rise/set) | 05:54 / 20:53 |
News from the Nooks and Crannies of Inveraray
Video Drone footage copyright Ivan Rauber.
Inveraray Road News
Data provided by Traffic ScotlandIncidents
- No incidents currently reported on the A83.
A83 Rest and Be Thankful
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You may also find BEAR Scotland's A83 information and The A83 Facebook group useful.
Project Supported By:

Web sponsors Robin & Joyce Campbell.
Thanks to all families, friends and businesses who have submitted images for this web site and to photographers Andrew Sinclair, Donald John MacDonald, Brian Hendry, Ivan Rauber and the late Colin Cameron.
- Images may be subject to copyright
- Banner Illustration & Design Eilidh Price
- Web design and development by Freakyleaf
- The web sponsors do not take responsibility for the web content supplied by Inveraray Community Council, Inspire Inveraray or any third party.
Please note that this web site is ‘not for profit’ and is provided and managed by the sponsors in goodwill to support the Inveraray Community pier restoration project. Web site was launched November 2021.






