Getting Here
If you are driving to Dunoon by road from Glasgow follow the A82 to Arrochar. Follow signs for Inveraray and turn left onto the A83. Continue for 1 mile and turn left onto A815. Follow this road for 11 miles and continue on to the A885 for 25 miles. Head into Dunoon town centre, turning left at the first mini-roundabout, past Riverside Swim and Health Centre, and left again at the second mini-roundabout. Take a sharp right at the Bombay restaurant for the Queen’s Hall.
By Ferry
Western Ferries
When you leave the Western Ferries (Hunters Quay) terminal turn left. Follow the shore road (A815) for approximately a mile and a half until you reach Dunoon town centre. Turn left at the first mini-roundabout, past Riverside Swim and Health Centre, and left again at the second mini-roundabout again turning left past Caledonian MacBrayne car queue. Take a sharp right at the Bombay restaurant for the Queen’s Hall.
Caledonian MacBrayne
When you leave the Caledonian MacBrayne Ferry terminal, turn right. Take a sharp left at the Bombay restaurant for the Queen’s Hall. On leaving the ferry terminal, you will see the Queen’s Hall directly opposite.
By Bus
All bus routes stop at Dunoon ferry terminal, directly opposite the Queen’s Hall.
Getting to Dunoon
Dunoon is easily accessible by car, train (with ferry connections), ferry and bus. Your journey will take you through some of the most breathtaking scenery that Scotland has to offer. The links below will give you detailed information about routes, time tables and ticket prices in order to plan your journey.
By Car
www.theaa.com
www.nationalrail.co.uk
By Rail
www.nationalrail.co.uk
www.thetrainline.com
www.firstscotrail.com
