Scotland

What is Shipshape Scotland?

Shipshape Scotland brings together traditional skills, services and facilities across its 32 council areas. It acts as a focal point connecting vessels, projects, organisations and craftsmen including: the Scottish Maritime Museum at Irvine and Dumbarton; the Scottish Fisheries Museum at Anstruther; RRS Discovery at Dundee; the Tall Ship Glenlee and the Galgael Trust in Glasgow; the Orkney Historic Boat Society; and a range of other craft from the National Register of Historic Vessels.

REGISTERED VESSELS IN SCOTLAND

Local Facilities & Services in Scotland

Our National Directory of Skills & Services is an online database to help you find practitioners who have worked on boat projects of all types and sizes.

Find more listed facilities and services in your area by searching our National Directory.

Want to add your details to our Directory? Complete our online form.

News and Events

Event: PS Waverley - Live Online Presentation by Waverley's General Manager

'Waverley - Achieving 2020 and Beyond' on Friday 12th February at 7:30pm

Museums invited to join Scottish climate initiative

Project will engage the public in November's COP26 climate change conference - deadline for expressions of interest is 1st March 2021

New Online Exhibition Bringing People Together in Lockdown

The Scottish Fisheries Museum have knitted together crafters from across the UK and Europe to create their latest online exhibition 'SHOAL'