Corran Ferry fares will increase from Friday 1 May 2026 following approval by The Highland Council as part of its latest budget and financial plan.

The changes were agreed at a special council meeting on 5 March covering the Medium Term Financial Plan through to 2029.

Drivers will see the standard car fare rise by £1, increasing from £12 to £13 for private and light goods vehicles.

Minibuses and caravanettes will increase by £1.50, rising from £16.50 to £18.

Motorbike fares will go up by 50p, moving from £5.50 to £6.

The cost of a 30 journey ticket book will increase by £7.50 to £96, reflecting a per journey rise from £2.95 to £3.20.

Commercial vehicle charges will also rise, with articulated vehicles increasing by £5 to £62 and larger buses and coaches up £3 to £35.

The updated fares form part of wider council budget decisions affecting services across the Highlands.

Full fare details and live service information are available through the Corran Ferry website and social media channels.