Kishorn Port
Kishorn Port Limited (KPL) is a 50/50 joint venture between Leiths and Ferguson Transport, offering deep-water quay and dry-dock facilities to serve Scotland’s energy, marine and industrial sectors.
Scotland’s deep-water port for the energy and marine industry
Located in Wester Ross, KPL’s 160 × 160 m dry dock and 13.8 m quaysides make it one of Europe’s most capable heavy-industry ports. The site includes 6 000 m² of warehousing, 9 hectares of laydown land, on-site accommodation, and comprehensive logistics support.
Originally built for concrete oil platforms, Kishorn now plays a vital role in the energy transition — supporting offshore renewables, decommissioning and subsea manufacturing.
Our products and services include:
A strategic port for Scotland’s energy future
Kishorn Port is uniquely positioned to support offshore renewables, oil and gas maintenance, aquaculture logistics and marine decommissioning. Recognised on EU and UK Ships Recycling Facility lists and licensed by SEPA, the port operates to ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 standards. Its combination of deep-water access, heavy-lift capability and sustainable redevelopment makes Kishorn a cornerstone of Scotland’s industrial future.
“The quarry at Kishorn Port, supplies a range of quarry products to local construction projects and also has the ability to supply large quantities of aggregate by vessel / barge.”
CEO Leiths Group
Kishorn Port Specifications
- 80m deep channel in Loch Kishorn
- 100m+ deep sheltered berths in Raasay Sound
- 160m diameter Dry Dock with 13.8m of water at highest tide
- On-site quarry with concrete batching facilities and excellent aggregates – 6.5 million tonnes
- Stevedoring, warehousing and transport facilities
- Extensive hard standings and lay-down areas
- Full planning permission and marine licencing
- SEPA Waste Management Licence for decommissioning
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