Circumnavigate Scotland's North Coast with our Winter North Coast 500 by Sea Cruise. Experience one of Scotland's most famous routes from a different perspective with our last West to East cruise of the year.

Winter in Scotland can be every bit as breathtaking as the summer months. The sunsets are the best at this time of year, too. Cruise the sheltered waters of the west coast with our Winter cruise.

Cruise Scotland's North Coast 500 Route by Sea and experience one of Scotland's most famous routes from a different perspective.

Setting off from Inverness, we'll cruise the North East of Scotland before heading across to explore the Orkneys.

A relaxed cruise itinerary with plenty of time to explore the Outer Hebrides including Eriskay, Barra and South Uist as well as Harris or Lewis.  We will sail to St Kilda for an overnight visit before returning home via the Sound Of Harris, Skye and the Kyles.

Explore Scotland’s Inner Hebrides with a 6 day cruise perfect for those looking for relaxation alongside breath-taking scenery.

A special cruise taking in the 3 Forth Bridges, the Kelpies or the Falkirk Wheel, the Bass Rock and the Isle of May before heading back north again.

Spend 7 days cruising the West Coast of Scotland and exploring some of her finest whisky distilleries en route!

This fantastic cruise takes you from Inverness around Scotland's north coast to Orkney, around Cape Wrath onward to Lewis & St Kilda before making our way back to Inverness via the Caledonian Canal.   En route we will visit 3 famous malt whisky distilleries.

A cruise along the Caledonian Canal is a most enjoyable trip which takes advantage of Scotland's calm inland waters whilst exploring some of her finest scenery. 

From mid-December we will base Nova Spero out of DochGarroch at Inverness, which will allow us to enter the Caledonian Canal at Clachnaharry.   During this cruise we will explore Loch Ness and all its wonders.

Each Year we will do a trip to Norway. This will follow some of the route of the famous Shetland Bus heading as far North as Bergen before returning to Scotland.