Remote Isles of Scotland

This adventure closer to home invites you to explore the most remote corners of Scotland, where sweeping coastlines, rugged islands and dramatic sea cliffs set a spectacular scene. Time ashore offers the chance to wander among ancient stone circles, hike scenic coastal paths, spot puffins in the Hebridean wild, and join in lively ceilidhs – traditional gatherings alive with folk music, dancing and storytelling. At sea, you’ll pass striking landmarks such as the towering Old Man of Hoy sea stack, Foula – the UK’s remotest inhabited island – and the Isle of Arran, its eastern outline said to resemble a sleeping warrior. Throughout your journey, watch for seabirds, seals and other wildlife from out on deck with guidance from Ocean Wildlife Encounters experts.

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   Newcastle
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   1 Day Sailing
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   Lerwick
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   Pass Out Stack
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   Sailing off the west coast of Shetland
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   View Foula
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   Oban
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   Cruising past Duart Castle
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   View Sleeping Warrior
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    Cruise past Ailsa Craig
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    Mull of Kintyre
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    Fingal's Cave
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    Dutchman's Cap (Bac Mòr)
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    Portree Isle of Skye
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    Stornoway
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    Old Man of Hoy
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    Duncansby Sea Stacks
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    Newcastle
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