Skye and the Inner Hebrides The Glen Massan and The Glen Tarsan
6-night cruise with departures from May to September / Price per person: £2095
The most breathtaking approach to the Isle of Skye is from the Sound of Sleat with the outline of the Cuillin mountain range as a dramatic backdrop. The deeply indented coastline, topped with rugged mountain ranges, makes Skye the most magical and beautiful place to visit from the sea. From the first stopover on Mull, the itinerary takes in the coast of Ardnamurchan and the “Small Isles” of Rum, Eigg, Canna and Muck with a choice of anchorages. On the mainland, with views of the Isles of Skye and Raasay ever present, there are spectacular sea lochs to explore including a visit to iconic Eilean Donan Castle.
Typical Stopovers and Anchorages: • Tobermory: The main town on Mull, Tobermory provides a picturesque anchorage with its colourful harbour buildings. Go ashore for speciality shopping and woodland walks
• Sanna Bay: Remote and beautiful, Sanna Bay on Ardnamurchan is perfect for a stroll along the most perfect stretch of pristine-white sandy beach
• The Small Isles: Cruise past the beautiful seascape of the isles of Muck, Eigg, Rum and Canna with an option for shore visits
• Loch Scavaig: A breathtaking anchorage on the Isle of Skye with the dramatic backdrop of the Cuillin Mountains
• The Clan Donald Centre: Located on the Sleat Peninsula, enjoy a leisurely walk around beautiful Armadale Gardens
• Kylerhea: Visit the otter haven on Skye for spectacular views of the Kylerhea narrows and to see otters, seals and birdlife
• Eilean Donan Castle: Anchor off this iconic castle, set spectacularly at the meeting point of Loch Duich, Loch Long and Loch Alsh with the option for a visit
• Loch Hourn: Considered the most fjord-like of the sea lochs of northwest Scotland, the dramatic steep slopes of Loch Hourn make a stunning anchorage • Loch Nevis: Visit remote Inverie village which is only accessible from the sea
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