Scenic Islands & Highlands of Scotland

September in Scotland brings crisp air, golden light and landscapes that feel wilder than ever. The remote islands of Orkney and Shetland reveal ancient standing stones, Viking history, and thriving seabird colonies, while Skye offers coastal hikes, views of the Cuillin Mountains, and dramatic sea cliffs. In the Highlands, Invergordon opens the way to iconic castles and the legend of Loch Ness, and Ullapool’s whitewashed harbour, mountain backdrop and Gaelic spirit invite you ashore. Between days of exploring, a full day of scenic cruising awaits. Glide along the Sound of Mull to view Duart Castle, divert into the deep, narrow Loch Hourn, and sail past the basalt columns of Fingal’s Cave and the volcanic cone of Dutchman’s Cap.

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   Newcastle
   Journée en mer / escale
2. 2
   1 Day Sailing
   Journée en mer / escale
3. 3
   Invergordon
   Journée en mer / escale
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   Lerwick
   Journée en mer / escale
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   Portree Isle of Skye
   Journée en mer / escale
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   Fingal's Cave
   Journée en mer / escale
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   Dutchman's Cap (Bac Mòr)
   Journée en mer / escale
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   Cruising past Duart Castle
   Journée en mer / escale
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   Cruising Loch Hourn
   Journée en mer / escale
10. 10
    Ullapool
    Journée en mer / escale
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    Kirkwall
    Journée en mer / escale
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    1 Day Sailing
    Journée en mer / escale
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    Newcastle
    Journée en mer / escale