20 August 2022
We went to St Kilda, it involved 3 passages. Rob did his best for us both going out and the first leg back for what must have been a very tiring day for him ending 0100. St Kilda was very interesting. Generally, we were looked after very well indeed by all four crew members who showed amazing flexibility in being quite happy to take on any job that needed doing. Rob must be a very good leader I think! The food was superb, wildlife commentaries so conscientiously delivered, and Craig particularly demonstrated such thoughtfulness and patience. I did so much too enjoy chatting to Rob in the wheelhouse about diving generally and of course the SBS and Royal Marines. So I think you and Rob, Emma, run a brilliant cruise. What a pity you are so far from Salisbury Best wishes, Rupert
Rupert van der Horst
We found the whole process very easeful and Emma just lovely. All was managed beautifully with weather, conditions and the passengers. A great balance, not too long at sea and going ashore felt timely and open, not over controlled. Our wishes and mobility always explored and agreed upon. Excursions agreed not imposed. We loved our cruise so much, the fellow passengers especially will become lifelong finds. May we make a special mention of the crew. ALL were such a delight, exceptional in their kindness, organisation and knowledge. We will miss them too and we must say Will in his unassuming quiet way seemed to have a breath of knowledge that was amazing ! Callum a young enthusiastic positive guy that will be a total success in life and Angus….what can we say a Chapter in his own right wonderful skipper and person.
Lynne Treasaden: 3 September 2022Skye and the Small Isles: Hebridean horizons