Western Ferries, which operates from just outside Gourock to Hunter’s Quay, takes cars and passengers and will be running an enhanced service during the Cowal Gathering.

Two trains an hour leave Glasgow Central for Gourock and take you directly to the Gourock ferry terminal. From here you can catch the passenger-only ferry, operated by Caledonian MacBrayne, to Dunoon. The crossing takes about 20 minutes.

Once in Dunoon the West Coast Motors bus service 80/480 will run (approximately every 30 minutes) from the stances adjacent to the pier to the stadium entrance. Alternatively the stadium is a 15 minute walk along Argyll Street.

**Please bear in mind that Caledonian MacBrayne no longer carry vehicles on the Dunoon route, but now offer a passenger only service. If you intend to bring your vehicle to Dunoon you will need to use the Western Ferries service from just outside Gourock or follow the directions below to come by road.**

The drive to Dunoon from Glasgow via the A82, is a picturesque route that will take you past Loch Lomond, through Arrochar, over the the Rest and Be Thankful and along Loch Fyne to the village of Strachur. From here, follow the banks of Loch Eck to Dunoon.

Post Code of the venue for Sat Nav systems is PA23 7RL

West Coast Motors are the main bus operator in the Dunoon area and run many services during the Cowal Gathering. West Coast Motors services run past the Western Ferries Terminal in Hunters Quay to the Stadium

Glasgow and Edinburgh airport are well served by domestic and international routes. Car hire is readily available from both airports.