Dozens of ferry passengers were left stranded on the Isle of Gigha after all services from the island were cancelled. Operator CalMac said they were forced to cancel sailings on the MV Loch Ranza due to issues with its bilge system. The ferry has served the small island community of Gigha from the port of Tayinloan on the Kintyre peninsula for three decades, carrying 200 passengers and 12 cars per crossing. On Wednesday, passengers, including elderly and young children, expecting to travel past

Fab little stopover right next to the ferry port to the island of Gigha! Only £10 a night, which we think is fab! #motorhome #scotland #vanlife #gigha #tayinloan #vanlifeuk #coastalbritain #lorrylife #roadtrip | Touring With The Kids

Sailing to the Hidden Gem of the Hebrides. A stunning ferry ride across turquoise waters to the beautiful Isle of Gigha—Scotland’s little paradise! The view from the deck revealed a postcard scene: a seaside cottage nestled by the shore and a peaceful beach stretching out under the morning sun.Crystal-clear waters, untouched beauty, and a warm island welcome waiting at the other side—just another day in our Scottish adventures. Have you visited Gigha yet?#IsleOfGigha #ScottishIslands #FerryViews

These wind turbines play a huge role in Gigha’s community - but now it’s time for an upgrade. | BBC Scotland