1 October 2016
This a beautiful cruise and full of interest, whether you like wildlife, scenery, engineering or all three. There was plenty of time for on shore excursions. The crew, as usual, were all great.
Dennis & Mary Pike
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- Wildlife Cruises
- The Small Isles and sea lochs: Wildlife havens
- Skye and the Small Isles: Hebridean horizons
- Inner Hebrides Big 5 Autumn Wildlife Cruise
- Loch Linnhe, the Caledonian Canal & Loch Ness
- Idyllic Islands: Mull, Iona, Staffa & the Treshnish Isles
- Whale watching in the Northern Minch
- Skye, the Small Isles and the Shiants
- Cruise around Skye: Secret Coastlines
- Far-flung islands: Mingulay to the Shiants
- Far-flung islands: Shiants & the Summer Isles
- Far-flung islands: Harris, Taransay & the Flannan Isles
- St Kilda and the isles of the Outer Hebrides
- Calendars
- Vessels
- Welcome onboard
- Cruise Area
- Reviews
- Galleries
- Wildlife and nature species seen on our cruises
- Video Gallery
- Images from our guest David Hiley, St Kilda 2019
- Fabulous food gallery
- Bird images St Kilda and the Hebrides Cruise: Mick Temple
- Images from our guest David Hiley of his Hebrides cruise
- Wildlife images from our 2019 cruises
- Wildlife images from our 2018 cruises
- Wildlife images from our 2017 cruises
- News
- Contact
Eating Scallops within an hour of leaving the water and within 200m of where they were landed will stay with us for a long time. Emma was very helpful throughout the process. She also answered our enquiries promptly and made sure our requests were available on board.
Phillip Wills: 8 April 2016