Who owns the Boathouse on Gigha?

the Gigha Trust
Set on the small community-owned island, The Boathouse is owned by the Gigha Trust and leased to the current owners husband and wife team, James & Sharon Clark, who have operated the business for two years, but have decided to sell in order to focus on their other businesses.

Who owns the Boathouse glencaple?

‘The Boathouse’, a nod to history… It was also home to one of the region’s largest shipbuilding yards, owned by Messrs.

Is Boathouse Auchinstarry open?

Bar & restaurant and hotel overlooking the boats at Auchinstarry Marina. We’re open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks, coffee and cake. Walkers, cyclists, boaters and dogs welcome.

Who owns the Gigha Hotel?

Ken Deacon, lease owner of the community trust owned Gigha Hotel, said staff discovered the cash was missing from a storeroom when they opened up on Sunday morning. Mr Deacon, 66, said: “It was about £2000, part of the takings from the evening and the float.

Who owns the Boathouse Kilsyth?

restaurateur Ryan Barrie
The Boathouse is back in business thanks to restaurateur Ryan Barrie and his wife, model and former Miss Scotland Aisling Friel. The Kilsyth venue closed in October, with the loss of 36 jobs.

Are cars allowed on Gigha?

Although you could visit with a car, its small size means it is equally possible to explore by bike (bike hire is available locally) or on foot. There are not many man-made attractions on Gigha but the beautiful natural scenery is the real draw.

Are there cars on Gigha?

Travel to Gigha The ferry leaves the mainland every hour, on the hour, starting at eight in the morning till six in the evening, Monday to Saturday and eleven till five on Sunday. The pleasant crossing is only 20 minutes and tickets can be bought on board. Passengers pay £2.85 for a single journey and cars are £10.55.

Can I Wild camp on Gigha?

no problem wild camping anywhere there as long as you respect the place. One suggestion is beside the Boathouse .. if you like a pint or two at night..or a bar lunch to save on the cooking.

Do you need a car on Gigha?