Firth of Lorne

I am never exactly sure where the Firth of Lorne starts and finishes, but let's say it starts at Crinan or thereabouts from where it stretches north to Loch Linnhe, so it includes Oban but maybe not Dunstaffnage - so that is how it is going to be in this guide. Of course in a sense it includes at least the south east coast of Mull but that is described seperately. The whole area is steeped in ancient Scottish history what with the monks from Ireland and the first Kings who made their capital at Dunadd near Crinan.

The anchorages from south to north:

Crinan

Gallanach Bay

Loch Craignish

Loch Beag

Achanarnich bay

Bagh Ban

Loch Melfort and Loch Shuna

Bagh Gleann a'Mhaoil (Scarba)

Easdale

Garvellach Islands

Camus a'Mhor-Fhir

Poll nan Corran (Lunga)

Black Mill Bay (Luing)

Eilean Dubh (Black Isles)

Fladda

Belnahua

Cullipool (Luing)

Balvicar

Ardencaple Bay (Seil)

Puilladobhrain (Seil)

Barrnacarry Bay

Loch Feochan

Gylen Castle (Kererra)

Little Horseshoe Bay (Kerrera)

Horseshoe Bay (Kerrera)

Gallanach

Oitir Mhor and Charlotte Bays (Kerrera)

Oban

Heather Island

Ardantrive Bay

Ganavan Bay

Scottish anchorages

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