Join us for our
St Kilda Cruise
A truly special cruise itinerary where we explore the Scottish Hebrides including Eriskay, Barra and South Uist as well as Harris or Lewis before heading on to St Kilda for an overnight and time on the island. The return journey takes us home via the Sound Of Harris, Skye and the Kyles.
13
Night Cruise
£2,590
Cruise Price
Cruise
Details
Itinerary
A 13 night cruise with time to explore the Outer Hebridean Islands of Eriskay, Barra and South Uist as well as Harris or Lewis. We will also cruise out to St. Kilda for an overight stay before returning home via Harris, Skye and the Kyles. En route we will visit a variety of ports & harbours, scenic landmarks and iconic attractions. See the Cruise Options tab for more details.
Food & Drink
We include breakfast, lunch and dinner each day of your cruise. Our cook will use the finest locally sourced produce, fresh from suppliers to deliver mouthwatering dishes.
Dinner will be the main meal of the day and will be served between 6pm and 7pm in sheltered anchorage or in harbour. If we are still on the move we can dine if the water is calm or wait until we reach sheltered waters. The other meals of the day require more flexibility as the boat may be moving depending on our schedule for the day.
An honesty bar with wines, beers and spirits will be available.
Wildlife
Scotland’s waters and coasts are a playground for a wide variety of wildlife from minke whales & porpoises to puffins and sea eagles. Binoculars and cameras are recommended.
Visitor Attractions
At the start of each cruise the captain will meet with the all of the guests to discuss the planned route for your cruise which will take into account tides and weather. We will endeavour to visit some of Scotland’s finest distilleries, castles and attractions from suitable nearby mooring.
Walking & Mountaineering
There will be plenty of opportunity to explore Scotland’s hills and mountains so bring along your walking/hiking equipment.
Itinerary
A 10 night cruise with time to explore the Hebridean Islands of Eriskay, Barra and South Uist. We will also cruise out to St. Kilda for before returning home via Harris, Skye and the Kyles. En route we will visit a variety of ports & harbours, scenic landmarks and iconic attractions. See the Cruise Options tab for more details.
Food & Drink
We include breakfast, lunch and dinner each day of your cruise. Our cook will use the finest locally sourced produce, fresh from suppliers to deliver mouthwatering dishes.
Dinner will be the main meal of the day and will be served between 6pm and 7pm in sheltered anchorage or in harbour. If we are still on the move we can dine if the water is calm or wait until we reach sheltered waters. The other meals of the day require more flexibility as the boat may be moving depending on our schedule for the day.
An honesty bar with wines, beers and spirits will be available.
Wildlife
Scotland’s waters and coasts are a playground for a wide variety of wildlife from minke whales & porpoises to puffins and sea eagles. Binoculars and cameras are recommended.
Visitor Attractions
At the start of each cruise the captain will meet with the all of the guests to discuss the planned route for your cruise which will take into account tides and weather. We will endeavour to visit some of Scotland’s finest distilleries, castles and attractions from suitable nearby mooring.
Walking & Mountaineering
There will be plenty of opportunity to explore Scotland’s hills and mountains so bring along your walking/hiking equipment.
The nature of our cruises is to provide a “theme” and to make the most of the options available to us based on weather, tides, access and things like local events & festivals. As a guide, this is a sample itinerary of what this cruise could include:
Day 1: We will set off from Corpach via Loch Aline to Tobermory for our first overnight stop.
Day 2 : We will set sail early from Tobermory across the Minch to Castlebay on Barra for our 2nd overnight stop.
Day 3: Today you will have a chance to explore the wonderful Island and Barra before heading to Eriskay for our next overnight stay.
There is a pleasant walk from Bunabhullin to Roshinish and maybe even to Calvay Island which is tidal. Calvay Island is where SS Politician went aground, the story of which was made famous in the film and play Whisky Galore.
Eriskay is also famous as it was the landing point for Bonny Prince Charlie at the start of the Jacobile Rebellion as well as being the homeland of the Eriskay Pony.
Day 4: Today we will sail out through the Sound of Barra and head for St Kilda, arriving in the evening at the village bay where we will spend the evening.
Day 5: A day at St. Kilda to explore this enigmatic Island. If the weather is really good we can spend another night here and perhaps camp on the Island or visit until late in the evening.
Day 6-7: We depart St. Kilda and sail through the Sound of Harris or the Butt of Lewis depending on the weather where we will moor on either Harris or Lewis, or perhaps even a night at anchor off North Rona.
Days 8-10: We can either explore more of the Outer Hebrides or if you prefer head across the Minch from Stornoway to Ullapool and work our way down the coast eventually reaching either Portree or Kyle of Lochalsh.
Day 11: Leaving Portree/ Kyle of Lochalsh we may visit Mallaig for night or sail down to Tobermory for 11th Night.
Day 12: We head back inland and sail up Loch Linnhe and branch off up Loch Leven past Glencoe up to Kinlochleven and maybe back to Glencoe for a night at anchor.
Day 13: Today you will have time to visit Glencoe before we sail for Corpach to lock in for 1700hrs.
Day 14: Disembark at your leisure .
