Brodick

Coordinates

Lat: 55⁰ 57' 51 N; Long: 005⁰ 14' 52 W

ISPS

Yes     

Yachts

Yachts must make prior booking before approaching the pier.

Cruise Ships

The pier is 100m long and is suitable for medium sized vessels. Normal berth would be on the East pier, with a fixed concrete ramp. Vessels of up to 5.1m draught will be able to use the berth. Booking is advised, and priority is given to the scheduled ferry service. For more information on things to see and do along with visitor information and assistance check Visit Arran

VisitArran have produced some sample itinerarys that can be viewed using the links below:

Sample Itinerary - South Island

Sample Itinerary - North

VisitArran Information for Touring Coaches

Cruise Ship Tenders

Tenders use the steps out with the area used for ferry berthing. Tenders can use the linkspan but the scheduled ferry service takes priority and prior arrangement is required.

Commercial Vessels

The East berth at Brodick can accommodate vessels of up to 100m in length and up to 5.1m draught.

Fishing Vessels

Fishing vessels can land and berth at the pier. Booking is required to ensure that the berth is available.

About the local harbour

Brodick is generally sheltered from the prevailing westerly winds. The harbour has water available and there are shops and attractions a short walk away. Fuel for small yachts can be found at the local petrol station within its standard opening hours.

The following VisitArran link has a comprehensive guide to tourism attractions on the island: VisitArran Island Guide

Pilotage guidance

No pilotage is offered. Standing NTMs can be found at CMAL Standing notice to Mariners

Ferry Movements

Annually there are approximately 2500 ferry movements in addition to a small number of commercial and cruise vessel movements. The ferry service has priority berthing at the harbour.

Anchorage

There is one anchorage point at Brodick that is outside the Brodick Statutory Harbour Area. Chart information would need to be checked to ensure that this position is suitable.

Moorings

There are moorings provided by North Ayrshire Council for use by visiting yachts for short stays and are suitable up to 15 Tons.

Pontoons

No pontoons

Port Authority / Operator

Authority: Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMAL)

Operator: CalMac Harbours (Division of CalMac Ferries Ltd)

Approx annual tonnage

8 000 000 GT

Principle traffic

Passengers / cargo                                      

River / Tidal Berths

Yes

LOA

100m         

Draft

                                                                                                                         5.1m

No of berths

2

Commercial cargo handling facilities

Linkspans: 1 capacity 120T          

Facilities

Waste - No
Electricity - No
Showers - No
Water - Yes
Fuel - No

Latest meeting (Wednesday 4th September 2019) minutes can be found at the following link:

Brodick and Lochranza Harbour User Consultative Forum Minutes - 4th September 2019 [258KB]

Port Waste Management Questionnaire can be found at:

Port Waste management Questionnaire [266KB]

Navigational Safety Questionaire can be found at:

Navigational Safety Questionnaire [279KB]

Date of next harbour User Community Forum Meeting:

To be advised

Harbour User Charter can be located at: 

Harbour User Charter [272KB]

The most recent Bathymetric Survey can be found at:

Brodick Bathymetric Survey [3MB]