JumbleDuck
Well-known member
In case anyone is thinking of a trip up Loch Goil ....
There are three 15T visitor moorings at Carrick Castle. They seem well maintained, Very, very fast wifi available. £10 per night, which you can pay on line ... and if you don't they put a picture of your boat in their Gallery of Shame, and serve you right. Recommended.
We are now at Lochgoilhead. Supposedly ten visitor moorings here, but they look very unloved. A couple seem to have sunk. We've picked one up which looks OK, or at least the strop is in good nick. Welcome Anchorages says £15 for an "average 40ft yacht" but the website says a tenner, flat rate, so that's what we paid. No sign of the wifi which supposedly covers the moorings. Maybe it's the drizzle, maybe it's the memory of horrendous bullying at scout camps here, but I am not feeling great love for Lochgoilhead.
There are three 15T visitor moorings at Carrick Castle. They seem well maintained, Very, very fast wifi available. £10 per night, which you can pay on line ... and if you don't they put a picture of your boat in their Gallery of Shame, and serve you right. Recommended.
We are now at Lochgoilhead. Supposedly ten visitor moorings here, but they look very unloved. A couple seem to have sunk. We've picked one up which looks OK, or at least the strop is in good nick. Welcome Anchorages says £15 for an "average 40ft yacht" but the website says a tenner, flat rate, so that's what we paid. No sign of the wifi which supposedly covers the moorings. Maybe it's the drizzle, maybe it's the memory of horrendous bullying at scout camps here, but I am not feeling great love for Lochgoilhead.