A HISTORIC Scottish ferry service said to be the last of its kind in the entire world is facing an uncertain future due to a millionaire “absentee landowner”, it has been claimed.
The ferry service between Glenelg on the Scottish mainland and Kylerhea in the Isle of Skye – a former drovers’ route in use for at least 400 years – is now run by the community using the MV Glenachulish, which is reputedly the “last manually operated turntable ferry in existence”.