Does Oban Scotland have an Airport?

Oban Airport is located just 9 kilometres northeast of the busy coastal town of Oban on Scotland’s west coast. In addition to scheduled flights to Coll, Colonsay, Tiree and Islay, Oban Airport is a popular destination for private pilots and charter flights alike.

Where can you fly to from Oban?

Domestic flights from Oban All direct flights from Oban to Coll Island, Colonsay, Islay and Tiree are operated by Hebridean Air Services.

How do I get to Oban Scotland?

Oban can also be easily reached by train from Glasgow or by timetabled coaches from Glasgow or Inverness. Oban Airport lies 5 miles out of the town and serves the islands of Coll, Tiree, Islay and Colonsay. From Aberdeen it is around a 4 hour drive, or you can travel by train via Dundee and Glasgow.

Is Oban Scotland worth visiting?

The resort town of Oban is well worth visiting on a day trip or short break. Situated on Scotland’s west coast, this charming port is known as the ‘seafood capital of Scotland’.

Was Top Gear filmed at Oban Airport?

Sparks were flying when Oban Airport was featured in the latest Top Gear show on Sunday. The airport was just one of the Highland and West Coast locations included in the popular programme. Viewers watched as the daredevils took it in turn to be towed along the scenic runway – behind their vehicles at high speed.

Who owns Oban airport?

Argyll & Bute Council
Oban Airport is owned by Argyll & Bute Council, and is a vital social and business hub for the area.

How do I get to Oban from Tobermory?

There is no direct connection from Oban to Tobermory. However, you can take the ferry to Craignure Mull Ferry Terminal, take the walk to Craignure, Ferry Terminal, then take the line 95 bus to Tobermory, Ledaig car park.

Is Oban a good base?

If you want to go to Iona and Mull, Oban is a great base as there is an easy ferry to the islands. It’s also a good place to base for a few day trips. The town itself is worthy of a full day or perhaps a day and a half if you are seeking a “quiet day”. Oban can be seen in half a day.

How do you pronounce Oban Scotch?

Oban Single Malt Scotch Whisky | ‘It’s Pronounced OH-Bin’ | The View.

Is Oban pretty?

It is a pretty coastal town, and the scenic railway terminates there. One of the attractions of Oban is that it is a lovely one hour ferry ride across to the very scenic and mountainous Isle of Mull, and even onto thetiny and very historic, Isle of Iona. Ther is also the possibiolity of ferry rides to other islands.

Is Oban or Fort William better?

Oban has a fine and breezy coastal setting but Fort William is nearer more rugged scenery. Helpful facts for itinerary planning for you to make your own choice – but we tend towards Oban. In planning a tour of the West Highland seaboard of Scotland, most visitors are faced with the Oban or Fort William question.

Which is the best airport to fly to from Oban?

Our regular flights to Coll, Tiree, Colonsay and Islay connect people, places and communities. It’s also a great gateway for exploring the beauty of the isles – you can even enjoy some stunning scenery from the comfort of the airport itself. Oban Airport is owned by Argyll & Bute Council, and is a vital social and business hub for the area.

Is there a flight from Edinburgh to Oban?

In addition to being busy domestic airports both Glasgow and Edinburgh receive daily scheduled flights from Europe. Glasgow also boasts direct flights to and from the United States and from Dubai.You can also fly to Oban directly by private charter flight to Oban Airport at North Connel.

Is the Oban Airport owned by Argyll and Bute?

Oban Airport is owned by Argyll & Bute Council, and is a vital social and business hub for the area. Hebridean Air offer several connections each week to the Isles – typical flight times are around half an hour – making it easy to spend a day exploring, just sit back and enjoy the view.

Is there a flight from Oban to Islay?

It operates scheduled flights on two routes, to the Isles of Colonsay and Islay return and to the Isles of Coll and Tiree return. Sightseeing flights also operate out of Oban Airport with trips around the Loch Linnhe area. Flights include sites such as Oban, the Gulf of Corryvreckan, Tobermory, Castle Stalker and The Bridge over the Atlantic.