We offer Charter and Scenic Flights from Oban Airport. Our charter flights are sole-use throughout Scotland.
There are over thirty airports and airfields around Scotland and Hebridean Air Services is able to operate to most of them. We are here to help you find a suitable large airport close to your destination, just give us a call and we may be able to locate a smaller airstrip that you weren't aware of.
We offer Golf charters for up to four golfers and overnight bags and a full set of golf clubs per person, which will fit comfortably into our Islander aircraft. If you fancy a round on The Machrie Golf Links or Machrihansh or Tobermory Courses on the Island Of Mull, we can get you there.
We also offer sightseer tickets on the schedule, which means you get on at Oban and fly to Coll/Tiree or Colonsay/Islay, however you don't get off until you get back to Oban. Book Tickets on-line or call our reservations line. Tickets are subject to available space and are available for sale 5 days in advance of the date of travel. The aircraft is also available for tailor-made charter scenic flights.
Our Scenic flight Itinerary from Oban Airport include Dunstaffnage Castle, Oban town, Bridge over the Atlantic, Loch Spelve, Torosay Castle, Duart Castle, Lismore Lighthouse, Lismore Island, Castle Stalker, Eriska, Tralee Bay Holiday Park, and North Ledaig Caravan Park. The flights are 30 minutes and cost £80.00 per passenger. Gift Vouchers are available
We fly to the following places
The Isle of Coll
A Southern Hebridean island about four miles west of Mull. It extends approximately thirteen miles in length and is about four miles across at it’s widest point. Coll is fairly central in the coastal chain of Hebridean islands, breathtaking views of surrounding islands can be seen from many points on Coll’s shores.
The Isle Of Colonsay
There is probably no such thing as two similar islands but a look on the map shows striking similarities between Gigha and Colonsay, One could say that Colonsay is Gigha’s bigger brother. Colonsay is about twice the size of Gigha,
The Isle Of Islay
Islay is the southern-most island of the Inner Hebrides and is often referred to as Queen of the Hebrides. With an area of 239 sq miles Islay is the second largest island of the Southern Hebrides, Mull is the largest island. There are around 3300 people living on the island and most of them live in Bowmore, the administrative capital, and Port Ellen. Like other islands in the Southern Hebrides the Gaelic language is still well represented and around 50% of the people on Islay speak it. Islay’s main industries are farming, fishing, tourism and the whisky industry which, together with its magnificent wildlife, attracts many visitors to the island.
The Isle of Tiree
The most westerly island of the Inner Hebrides, with a mild climate and white sand beaches. The charming Isle of Tiree is the most westerly of the Inner Hebridean islands and at about 12 miles long and three miles wide, it’s relatively small. The landscape of Tiree is rather flat and has been described as ‘a raised beach’ and ‘the land below the waves’. The island is also known for its fertile soils and has a strong crofting heritage.
Oban
The largest town in Argyll & The Isles, Oban is known as the ‘Gateway to the Isles’ and the 'Seafood Capital of Scotland'. The town itself lies in a crescent occupying the hills surrounding Oban Bay and is a busy town with great accommodation, cafes and restaurants, and wide selection of activities and day trips. This popular town is also known as the 'Seafood Capital of Scotland' offering a remarkable number of award-winning restaurants.
The most outstanding feature within Oban is McCaig’s Tower, the Colosseum lookalike which stands above the town and features in many of the postcards to be found on George Street. The Tower is 10 minutes hard walk uphill from the centre of the town but provides spectacular views over the town and onto the neighbouring islands.
To book your seat or for more information please contact us on
Tel: 0845 805 7465
E-mail: enquiries@hebrideanair.com
