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Isle of Skye Boat Trips

There are two boat trip types.

Short Boat Trips from Skye This is either a full day out on the water or a couple of hours out but always leaving and returning to the same location on Skye.

Longer Boat Cruises visiting Skye These are larger boats leaving from other ports on the West Coast of Scotland and visiting the Isle of Skye as part of a multiday cruise.

AquaXplore Boat Trips

AquaXplore - exhilarating wildlife and sighteeing adventures!

Visit the beautiful and remote Small Isles of Canna, Rum, Eigg, Soay & Loch Coruisk/the Cuillins. Breathtaking scenery, unique history and abundant wildlife - regular sightings of Minke whales, Basking Sharks, Seals, Dolphins, Porpoises, Sea-Eagles, Puffins and many other seabirds. Informative commentary from your skipper/guide.

Sailing every day (April to October). Tours from 1½ hours to all day - booking essential. Some guest comments: "amazing" "absolutely fantastic" "superb!"

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Skye Seafari

Skye Seafari operates from our base at the Pier in Portree offering fast rib trips.

Our trips all depart from the Pontoon at Portree Pier head just beside the RNLI Station and we offer a range of excursions on our Humber Quinquari Inflatable Rib vessels which can see you exploring the islands and coastlines of the amazing North & East of Skye and the magnificent Islands of Raasay and Rona.

Stardust Boat Trips

Boat Trips from Portree: The Wildlife and Sea Eagle experts .

Stardust Boat Trips operate from Portree harbour and can almost guarantee wildlife sightings. Specialising is getting close up to the amazing White-Tailed Sea Eagle and have regularly sightings of Seals, Dolphins and Whales. During the summer we offer fast rib trips which we use on our Skye Whale Trail where we search for whales further out to sea. Book your Boat Trip on Stardust for an unforgettable experience!

Seaflower Skye

Luxury sea tours, operating out of Portree, Isle of Skye. Explore this stunning coastline from the water, in the comfort of the purpose built 40ft catamaran, MV Seaflower.

Full day or half day available. Enjoy a locally caught seafood lunch with a glass of wine or light refreshment onboard with us, before going to explore one of the neighbouring islands. Also available for private charters, small weddings, evening sunset cruises with fizz and canapés and much more!

Skye Marine | Boat Trips

Join Skye Marine for a truly memorable boat trip from our own pontoon on the shore of Loch Greshornish, Edinbane - on the road to Dunvegan Castle from Portree.

You'll head out into Loch Greshornish then on to Loch Snizort and, depending on the time of year, you'll have a great chance of seeing puffins, dolphins, porpoise, Minke whales, seals sea eagles and even otters. We also offer fishing trips with rod and tackle hire.

Bella Jane Boat Trips

Visit world famous Loch Coruisk and the seal colony in the heart of Skye's spectacular Cuillin mountains.

Sail from Elgol jetty on the Bella Jane, a comfortable, modern, high specification passenger boat. Choose 1½, 3, 4½ hrs, or longer, ashore to experience this majestic wilderness then cruise back to Elgol to complete an unforgettable trip. Also available: shorter non-landing cruises and one-way trips for walkers. Sailing every day (April to October) and November to March trips. Free refreshments included.

Sailing Yacht Breeze

We offer 3 hour sailing trips aboard our 40-foot yacht.

We meet you at Portree Harbour and sail out into the bay, looking for wildlife such as seals and dolphins. Further out in the Sound of Raasay, sip a glass of Prosecco, enjoy smoked salmon and other local delights whilst taking in views of the Cuillins and the Isle of Raasay. All-day trips, which include a visit to Raasay and its distillery, are also available.

Seaprobe Atlantis

Scotland's ONLY semi-submersible glass bottom boat trip. A family run business, established in 1998.

Operating from the Lochalsh Marine Special area of Conservation. See Seals, Otters, Porpoise, Occassional Dolphins, Seabirds, Incredible Scenery and Amazing Underwater Views of Kelp Forest, teeming with marine creatures.

Some trips include a WWII shipwreck and working Salmon farm. All trips are guided. Toilets and refreshments available. Suitable all ages. Fun and informative.

Open 7 days, Easter - October 31st.

Skye Marine | Fishing Trips

If you’d like to catch your own supper while surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of Loch Snizort then our skippers will use their expert local knowledge to get you to some of our best fishing grounds.

In addition to longer fishing charters we also offer our very popular 2-hour fishing trips, including rod and tackle hire. Don’t worry if you’ve never been fishing before – our skipper will look after you. Minimum 2 people.

Spirit of Adventure

Offering fishing trips, wildlife trips and private charter Spirit of Adventure boat trips makes the perfect way to get out on the water.

Based in Kyle of Lochalsh by the Skye Bridge, but are happy to pick up from Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye. Book your boat trip to explore the sea around the Isle of Skye on the West coast of Scotland.

SkyeXplorer Boat Trips

Puffins and Whales - SkyeXplorer Boat Trips.

Guaranteed to see Puffins and Seals - Whales and Eagles with luck! We offer daily 90 mins boat trips to see the Puffins and Seal colonies in the north of Skye. We also offer 3 1/2 hour whales spotting trips (June - September).

Calums Seal Trips

Come and join us in Plockton and experience a wildlife cruise with a difference with our unique "free if no seals" guarantee.

You will get a warm and friendly welcome from our experienced and knowledgeable skipper and crew, great commentary, and one that adults and children will love.

Raasay RIB Trips

Hop aboard our RIB ‘Arctura’ for a short trip or a memorable day out!

Our fast boat is the best way to travel in style round Raasay, to Rona or further afield, spotting otters, dolphins, sea eagles and even the odd minke whale! As well as wildlife trips we offer pick up/drop off between Sconser, Portree, Kyle of Lochalsh and Raasay

Dunvegan Seal Boat Trips

Something for everyone – Dunvegan Loch cruises, fishing trips and seal trips.

Charter one of our traditional clinker boats and enjoy a romantic cruise of Loch Dunvegan, with spectacular views of the Outer Hebrides, or try a fishing expedition where our boatmen, using their unrivalled knowledge, will aim to ensure you don’t return empty handed. Alternatively, take an exhilarating 25 min boat trip to the local seal colony and observe these playful sea mammals at close quarters. You may see Herons, Arctic Terns and even the Sea Eagle!

Glenelg Ferry

Travel across the sea to Skye on the last turntable ferry in Scotland. The Glenelg Ferry crosses the Kylerhea Narrows at the original crossing point between Skye and the Mainland.

The scenery is stunning, the wildlife entrancing (seals, otters, sea eagles, seabirds of all kinds), and you can stop off at our Lighthouse for coffee and biscuits, souvenirs of your journey, and tourist information.

Misty Isle Boat Trips

A warm Highland welcome awaits you from Seumas MacKinnon and his crew aboard the Misty Isle. Board the Misty Isle from Elgol jetty for an unforgettable trip to spectacular Loch Coriusk.

Look out for dolphins, basking sharks, whales and seals. You may also be lucky and spot golden eagles or even the elusive white tailed eagle. Plenty of time ashore to explore or simply soak up the scenery followed by a welcome cup of tea on your return journey.

St Hilda Sea Adventures

St Hilda Sea Adventures provides unique cruising holidays on the beautiful west coast of Scotland, each taking in a unique area of Argyll and the Inner and Outer Hebrides; an unforgettable adventure for all ages!

We cover a wide cruising area and have cruises which go to the Isle of Skye and even to the archipelago of St Kilda. Check out our website to see our new itineraries and check for availability.

Hebridean Adventures

Wildlife watching and island hopping small boat adventure cruises from Oban visiting the Isle of Skye and all the islands of the Inner and Outer Hebrides.

With a max of 10 passengers plus the occasional guest guide, we have a relaxed cruising itinerary taking advantage of the best opportunities along the way for wildlife encounters, shore excursions and visiting remote locations including St Kilda, North Rona and Sula Sgeir depending on itinerary.

Red Moon Cruises

Red Moon Cruises specialises in bespoke cruises around Skye & Lochalsh. Red Moon is a pretty, characterful motor sailing boat which has been tastefully converted to provide contemporary and comfortable accommodation.

Red Moon Cruises is run by husband and wife Scott & Mary who offer guests a trip to remember seeing this magical area, spotting the abundant wildlife and enjoying fine Scottish local produce freshly cooked onboard … all in your own exclusive vessel.

The Majestic Line

Exclusive small-ship cruising on the West Coast of Scotland with trips to the Isle of Skye.

We offer a choice of exclusive itineraries featuring Skye and the Outer Hebrides as well as St Kilda. We also cater for private charters with individual cruise itineraries. Relax on board and soak up the fabulous scenery as you are transported off on a trip of discovery while enjoying excellent Scottish hospitality and gourmet food.

16/06/2022: SeaflowerSkye has been awarded 5 star visitor tour status by Visit Scotland for the last 3 consecutive years. We continue to be the #1 boat tour on the Isle of Skye on Tripadvisor.

Seaflower Skye

Luxury Boat trips on the Isle of Skye

Luxury Day Trips from Portree

See the beauty of skye, raasay and rona from the sea, enjoy some of the freshest and finest seafood available, isle of skye boat trips.

Come and explore the stunning coastline of the Isle of Skye from the water on one of our luxury sea tours. Enjoy a unique view of landmarks such as The Storr and the breathtaking Cuillins aboard the MV Seaflower. Departing daily from Portree

Why come aboard?

A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE

Take to the sea and experience sights of the isles of Skye, Rona and Raasay that are otherwise unseen. Enjoy spectacular views of the abundant and beautiful island wildlife from the comfort of the MV Seaflower!

LUXURY & COMFORT

Spacious and fully equipped for your comfort, our custom built catamaran offers a luxury experience. Relax in the main heated cabin or sit outside on the sizable deck and take in the breathtaking views around the island.

FOOD & DRINK

All the products we use are of the highest standard and locally sourced where possible. This, paired with a glass of wine or light refreshment, makes for a fabulous dining experience on the water.

Looking for a beautiful, intimate alternative to a big traditional wedding? Imagine tying the knot in one of the most fabulous settings that Scotland has to offer. Eloping is an incredibly romantic and adventurous way to profess your love for one and another. Imagine saying “I do” aboard your own private catamaran, just off the coast of Skye. It truly doesn’t get much more special than that!

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Join Skye Marine for a truly memorable boat trip from our own pontoon / floating dock at our farm on the shore of Loch Greshornish, Edinbane - on the road to Dunvegan Castle from Portree.

You'll head out into Loch Greshornish then on to Loch Snizort and Loch Diubaig and, depending on the time of year, you'll have a great chance of seeing seals, puffins, dolphins, porpoise, Minke whales, sea eagles and even the elusive otters + an abundance of other marine mammals and seabirds around some of the remote, uninhabited islands that we visit.

Our experienced skipper will take you to the very best locations that can only be accessed by boat, like the magnificent Eas Tardil waterfall and the puffin colonies on the Ascrib Islands.

Don’t forget to bring your camera!!

• 1.5-hour wildlife trip £50 per person, £35 per child (12 and under), One dog allowed (£10).
• Private wildlife trip charter £150 per hour (exclusive trip for between 1 and 4 people).

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Sailings throughout the day and early evening, 7 days per week.

All sailings are subject to weather conditions and are at the skipper’s discretion.

• Please ensure you wear warm, waterproof clothing as it is often cooler out on the water and it sometimes rains!!
• Our boats are open boats and do not have a toilet on board. Toilets are available at our shore base.
• Advance booking is strongly advised to avoid disappointment.

Cash or Card payment options. Call (until 7pm) or e-mail : 07960 385857 / 01470 582261 E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

During the busy tourist season we will be at sea for most of the day so it may take us some time to respond to your messages.

And if a boat trip isn’t for everyone in your party then why not book a 2-hour CROFT TOUR to meet our sheep and Highland Cows or learn to knit or spin with the wool from our sheep. Please note that the croft tours are unsuitable for young childen as this is a working farm not a petting farm.

The boat trips and the croft tours are all operated from our working croft (farm) on the shore of Loch Greshnorish, Edinbane, on the road from Portree to Dunvegan Castle.

You can also stay on the farm in our AirBnB which sleeps up to 4 people.

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Skye Boat Charters

Dive and fishing charters in the waters around

Experienced dive skipper Robin Smart, with many dive charters completed successfully in the Sound of Mull and surrounding area has started a new venture to guide diving and fishing parties around the stunning Isle of Skye coast. I have many years of experience in the marine environment, having been variously an inshore fisherman, relief ferry skipper and latterly a marine safety auditor with Scotland's national ferry company. Currently, I am qualified to Yachtmaster Offshore level (with commercial endorsement). Our vessel , Atlanta is coded with a Category 2 license (60 miles from safe haven) as per MGN 280, and carries all the relevant safety equipment in compliance with that code. 

Our bookings calendar is now open for dates from 7th July 2023. Please get in touch with us directly for details.

We'll be at the GO Diving show at the NAEC in Stoneleigh, Coventry on the 4th & 5th March 2023. Hoping to see you there !!

Dalriada , Achachork, Portree,  IV51 9HT

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The Spirit of Adventure

Boat charters between skye and lochalsh.

Sea Angling doesn't get much better than the waters around Skye.

Spirit of Adventure is ideally suited to the needs of Anglers. All gear is provided as is good company and a heated cabin

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Dolphin Watching

The best place to see wild animals is in the wild!

And it doesn't get much wilder than the rugged beauty of Skye and Lochalsh. Watch these spectacular creatures in comfort

Private Charter

The Venum 38 is a fast modern boat equipped with the latest electronics 

Established in 2008, Spirit of Adventure easily attains 16 knots and has seating for 12 passengers in safety and comfort

Explore the historic waters of Kyle of Lochalsh and the Isle of Skye

There are three superb wrecks within   easy reach of Kyleakin / Kyle of Lochalsh and world class kelp and flame shell beds to explore.

Call us now and have us arrange both accommodation and boat hire.

Local accomodation situated close by the boat, includes a choice of Hostels, Hotels or B&B's, with nightlife right on the doorstep.  

Commercial Survey

Spirit of Adventure offers a safe platform to conduct surveys.

With the large sheltered interior cabin providing ample space for electronic equipment and a large deck for outdoor gear .

Special Offers and Quick Contact Details

Spirit of Adventure is available all year. Please contact to discuss your requirements. 

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Spirit of Adventure, 4 Upper Breakish, Skye, IV42 8PY, Scotland, UK. 

Tel. 01471 822716 | Email : [email protected]

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Wild Spirit is not currently open for booking, however our sister boat Spirit of Adventure is ready to take you out on the water.

Wild Spirit

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HIGH SPEED WILDLIFE ADVENTURE ON THE ISLE OF SKYE

Get Ready for your Winter Adventure - Call or text to discuss the possibilities .... MOBILE: 0776 543 5424

Taking you to see the fantastic wildlife around our rugged coast in one of the most exciting ways possible - our High Powered Humber RIB 'Wild-Spirit'. Group Sizes: Max 12 people / minimum 4. Private trips: from 1 up to 12 people.

We are located in a superb area for scenery and wildlife, with Regular sightings of Dolphins, Minke whales, Seals, Sea Eagles, Golden Eagles, Puffins, Porpoise and Basking Sharks.

We are friendly, safe and experienced local wildlife guides looking forward to sharing the best wildlife spotting experience of your holiday. Text, Email or call to discuss the possibilities.

Also, trips to the world famous Applecross Inn, the Glenelg Inn and the old forge at Knoydart.

Isle of Skye

Skye is the largest of the Inner Hebrides on the West coast of Scotland. Wild Spirit boat trips operates from Kyleakin by the Skye Bridge at the South of the island.

One of the best ways to see wildlife on Skye is by taking a boat trip . Wild Spirt is a large fast rib which can cover a large distance quickly to find Dolphins, Whales and Sea Eagles.

Book a Trip

The Wild Spirit rib can comfortable carry 12 passengers and offers set trips or can be hired for private tours. Book your seat to get out on the water around the Isle of Skye.

A GUIDE TO SEA FISHING ON THE ISLE OF SKYE?

Essential equipment for sea fishing.

To equip yourself for sea fishing on the Isle of Skye, you’ll need to know what gear to bring on your expedition. The essential equipment for sea fishing includes fishing rods, fishing reels, fishing line, lures and bait, and other equipment. Let’s take a closer look at the benefits of each type of tool, so you can scope out what will work best for your fishing strategy.

Fishing Rods

If you’re looking to take on the challenge of sea fishing, then investing in a good quality fishing rod is an essential first step. Here’s what you need to know about selecting the right one.

• Length – Longer rods will give you more casting distance but can be cumbersome to handle. Shorter rods are more precise and agile, making them ideal for boat angling.
• Power – A rod’s power rating dictates the amount of force it takes to flex. Light or ultra-light power rods are suitable for small fish, while heavy or extra-heavy power rods are better for larger species.
• Action – A rod’s action defines how much it bends when under pressure. Fast actions have sensitive tips for quicker hook sets and work best for lures or bait with treble hooks. Slow actions are more flexible and suitable for live bait or single-hook lures.
• Material – Graphite and fiberglass are the two most common materials used in rod construction. Graphite is lightweight, sensitive and provides excellent accuracy whereas fiberglass is tougher, more durable and flexible.

When choosing the right fishing rod, it’s important not to overlook the grip also known as handle. It needs to be comfortable enough to hold even when wet or after hours of use.

Did you know that early fishing rods were made from bamboo? These ancient Chinese contraptions date back to around 206 BC during the Qin dynasty. The bamboo was soaked in water, heated up and then straightened out before being used as a rod. Looks like anglers have been trying out different materials ever since!

Investing in a good quality sea fishing rod will make all the difference when attempting to reel in your prize catch. With so many options available in terms of material, length, power, action and grip style; it pays off doing your research before choosing the perfect one for you.

Fish may think they’re slick, but they’re no match for the smooth action of a quality fishing reel.

Fishing Reels

Type of Fishing Reel – There are three types of fishing reels; Spincast, Baitcasting, and Spinning. Spincast is the best for beginners, while Baitcasting is great for experienced anglers. On the other hand, Spinning offers superior versatility in terms of use.

Line Capacity – The reel’s line capacity determines how much line the angler can put on the spool. A larger spool means more line, making it easier to catch bigger or stronger fish.

Gear Ratio – The gear ratio of a fishing reel refers to how many times the spool revolves after turning the handle once. High gear ratios make it easier to retrieve baits faster.

Durability – Choose a durable material like aluminium or graphite when selecting a fishing reel as it has a higher resistance to corrosion from saltwater.

It’s crucial to note that maintenance also plays an essential role in ensuring that your fishing reels remain functional for a long time. Regular cleaning helps maintain their functionality.

When selecting the right fishing reel, selecting an excellent quality product will ensure successful catches. Look for features such as anti-corrosion coatings and adjustable drag systems that help increase performance.

Remember, when it comes to fishing line, it’s not about the size of your tackle, it’s about how you use it.

Fishing Line

When it comes to sea fishing, the line is an essential piece of equipment that cannot be overlooked. The right fishing line can mean a successful and enjoyable trip as it helps in catching fish effectively without worrying about breakage.

The following table presents different types of fishing lines and their specifications:

Unique details to consider when selecting a fishing line are its strength, stretch factor, and sensitivity . The right combination of these factors will help you catch more fish efficiently.

Choosing the right fishing line depends on various factors such as your target species, the type of water you intend to fish in, and your own preferences. A heavier test line is suitable for bigger fishes while lighter ones work best for smaller ones. When choosing monofilament lines, ensure they have good knot strength for added durability and resistance to abrasion while fluorocarbon lines offer improved invisibility in water making them suitable for clearer waters where fishes easily spook away.

In summary, investing in the right fishing line requires careful consideration of various factors that can impact your experience while sea fishing. The material type determines its performance, but its test capacity, diameter size, stretch factor, and sensitivity all play a crucial role in securing your catch successfully during rides at sea!

Fish are like Tinder matches: they can be picky, but the right lure or bait will seal the deal.

Lures and Bait

When it comes to sea fishing, lures and bait are essential for attracting fish. Different types of bait work better for different species, and lures can mimic the movement of prey in ways that attract predators. So, what are some important things to know about selecting and using lures and bait?

• Live bait, such as worms and small fish, can be effective for many species.
• Cut bait is another option and works well for larger fish.
• Lures come in many shapes and sizes, including jigs, spoons, and plugs.
• Brightly colored lures can attract fish from far away in murky water.
• Using scent attractants on your lure or bait can increase its effectiveness.
• Experimenting with different types of bait and lures is key to finding what works best in specific locations or with certain species of fish.

To ensure success with lures and bait when sea fishing, it’s also important to understand local regulations around what kind of bait is allowed in certain waters. For example, some areas prohibit the use of live minnows as bait due to concerns about invasive species.

Did you know that the first artificial fishing lure was made by Julia E. Lineberger in 1899? She created a lure with a spoon-shaped body that imitated a goldfish swimming through the water. Since then, countless variations on fishing lures have been developed, each aimed at attracting different kinds of fish in unique ways.

Not bringing enough bait to a fishing trip is like showing up to a party without alcohol. You’re just going to be bored and disappointed.

Other Equipment

When it comes to sea fishing, having the right equipment can make all the difference. Along with your rod and reel, there are several other pieces of gear that can enhance your experience and increase your chances of success. These “Other Equipment” essentials should not be overlooked.

• First up is a good quality pair of polarised sunglasses . Not only do they protect your eyes from harmful UV rays, but they also help you see through the glare on the water’s surface so you can spot fish more easily.
• Next is a reliable tackle bag or box . This will keep your gear organised and easily accessible while out on the water.
• A landing net is also invaluable for safely bringing in your catch without harming it or risking injury to yourself.
• Affordable and effective sonar devices are now available on the market, which can help you locate fish even in deep waters by sending sound waves through the water and detecting any disturbances.
• Last but not least, a GPS system can help you navigate unfamiliar waters and mark locations where you have had successful catches in the past for future reference.

In addition to these must-have items, there are other useful tools such as pliers for removing hooks from caught fish, sunscreen to protect against longer exposure to UV rays, and insect repellent if fishing during mosquito season.

Don’t miss out on reeling in big catches because you didn’t have all the necessary equipment. Invest in these Other Equipment essentials mentioned above to improve your sea fishing game today. Fish on!

Ready to reel in the big one? Check out these top spots for sea fishing on the rugged and picturesque Isle of Skye .

Best Locations for Sea Fishing on the Isle of Skye

To find the perfect spot for sea fishing on the Isle of Skye, explore the best locations, including Loch Dunvegan, The Sound of Sleat, Rubha Hunish, Loch Harport, and Loch Pooltiel. Each location offers unique experiences and challenges for sea fishing enthusiasts.

Loch Dunvegan

Surrounded by mountains and sea cliffs, Loch Dunvegan offers some unique aspects to visitors. The loch spans over 3 miles and has varying depths ranging from 30 meters at its deepest to shallow bedrock areas. Due to its sizeable expanse and geography, there are plenty of opportunities to explore different types of terrain while fishing.

Interestingly enough, Loch Dunvegan is rumored to have played a significant role in the extinction of a specific species . Reports suggest that the last known sighting of the Great Auk bird occurred here in 1840 before they became extinct forever.

Nothing beats the sound of Sleat…unless you count the screams of excitement from reeling in a big catch!

The Sound of Sleat

If you’re an experienced angler, you’ll find plenty of opportunity to test your skills in this part of Skye. But even if you’re a beginner, there are plenty of locations around the Sound that will tempt you back again and again. Among the best places to cast your line are Ardvasar Pier and Isleornsay Pier .

But it’s not just about catching fish here; there’s also breathtaking scenery to take in as you pass time waiting for bites. Be sure to look out for intricate rock formations along the shoreline, and watch as seabirds glide effortlessly on warm sea breezes above.

One visitor who recently discovered the pleasures of sea fishing at the Sound is Andrew Niall from Edinburgh : “I was new to fishing but wanted to try something different on my trip,” he said. “The moment I got here I knew this place was special – the landscapes and surroundings were not quite like anything I’d seen before! When I reeled in my first catch it felt like a real achievement.”

If you’re looking for a great catch, don’t be Hunish about heading to Rubha Hunish for some fantastic sea fishing on the Isle of Skye.

Rubha Hunish

Located at the northernmost point of the Isle of Skye, Rubha Hunish is one of the most picturesque locations for sea fishing . With its dramatic cliffs and blue waters teeming with fish, it’s a must-visit spot for any experienced angler.

As you make your way towards Rubha Hunish, you’ll pass by some charming villages and breathtaking views. Once you arrive at the destination, you’ll find yourself surrounded by stunning scenery that will leave you awe-struck. The clear turquoise water is home to a variety of fish species such as mackerel, cod, and haddock.

What sets Rubha Hunish apart from other sea fishing locations on the Isle of Skye is its unique combination of stunning views and excellent fishing spots . You can cast your line off the rocky coastline or charter a boat to explore deeper waters. Either way, this location promises a catch worth remembering.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to experience pure natural beauty while indulging in an exciting sea fishing trip. Plan your visit to Rubha Hunish now and discover Skye’s finest sea fishing hotspot!

Loch Harport: Where the fish are biting and the Highland midges are thicker than the fog.

Loch Harport

Nestled on the west coast of the Isle of Skye, lies a picturesque inlet known as Loch Harport . This location is a haven for sea fishing enthusiasts seeking a diverse range of fish species. Its position facing The Minch makes it an excellent spot to catch cod and haddock, while the rocky seabed provides an ideal habitat for sea bass.

One unique aspect of Loch Harport is its connection to centuries-old maritime history. During the 17th century, this area was instrumental in the growth and success of clan MacLeod’s maritime empire. The famous warrior chief Iain Breac led his fleet from Loch Harport, dominating the seas around Skye and beyond. Today, visitors can explore remnants of those times, including Dunvegan Castle and Talisker Distillery nearby .

With ample parking facilities located adjacent to harbor access points , anglers can enjoy a hassle-free fishing experience at Loch Harport. Alternatively, local tour companies offer boat charters with a seasoned skipper who is knowledgeable about prime locations for different species. Whether you are an experienced angler or eager amateur, Loch Harport guarantees breathtaking views and unforgettable catches for all who seek her bounty.

If you’re not catching fish at Loch Pooltiel, at least you can take comfort in the fact that the stunning scenery will distract from your lack of angling skills.

Loch Pooltiel

A serene sea fishing location on the Isle of Skye is Loch Pooltiel. This stunning loch, situated along the northwestern coast of the island, provides an excellent spot for those seeking to catch fish and admire beautiful scenery. Make sure to bring your fishing gear, as local shops may not have adequate supplies.

The waters of Loch Pooltiel offer an ample supply of fish such as mackerel, herring, and even salmon that swim through its depths. For those who prefer shore-based fishing or wading into the shallow waters can try catching pollock or wrasse from the rocky outcrops that line the shore. Keep in mind that this area is also a prime spot for otters to hunt for prey.

One unique aspect of Loch Pooltiel is its rich history. Once used by Vikings who visited these shores over a thousand years ago, it still holds their imprint in place names such as Borve and Ose. Therefore fishermen can indulge in Scottish heritage while enjoying angling at the picturesque location.

If you get lucky with your catch, why not put up camp near Loch Pooltiel and cook your freshly caught fish over an open fire after a long day? Also planning the location well ahead to avoid high tide periods would ensure better safety while treading upon rocky edges.

Remember, the fish are more afraid of you than you are of them – unless you’re using a particularly scary lure .

Tips and Techniques for Sea Fishing on the Isle of Skye

To perfect your sea fishing skills on the Isle of Skye, the following tips and techniques in this section will be your solution. Navigate the tides and currents, consider the time of day, master casting techniques, hook and land your fish, and clean and store your catch efficiently.

Tides and Currents

At low tide, secluded rock pools form around the island’s coast, providing excellent spots for catching sea bass, trout and mackerel. It’s also possible to find prawns, razorfish and crabs at this time.

To make the most of your fishing experience on Skye, pay attention to the tides and currents to determine when and where to fish . Don’t miss out on a great catch by failing to plan ahead!

From dawn ’til dusk, the fish won’t stand a chance – and neither will your sleep schedule.

Time of Day

Fishing on the Isle of Skye demands meticulous planning, and determining the right time of day is crucial. Experienced anglers agree that it’s best to go fishing during low tide, when fish are more likely to be feeding and easier to catch. However, understanding the local weather patterns can also play a critical role in your success.

As the sun rises over this breathtaking place, it illuminates a stunning landscape. Just before sunrise, when everything is quiet and still, you may find certain species like cod and pollack more active. As midday approaches and water temperatures increase slightly, fish tend to retreat to cooler waters and become less active. During late afternoons or early evenings, cooling temperatures can encourage greater activity among predatory fish such as sea bass or mackerel.

Legend states that Viking fishermen who settled in Skye long ago believed that catching fish at night was the most rewarding approach. They would paddle out under cover of darkness and return with an impressive haul by morning light. Today’s fishermen may use artificial lights to attract fish species that feed at night, such as flounder or sea trout.

If your casting technique is as good as your sense of direction, you might end up hooking a seagull instead of a fish.

Casting Techniques

• Use a sidearm cast when dealing with strong head winds.
• Try the double haul technique when there is no wind.
• Practice roll casting by keeping your line low and parallel to the water surface.
• Experiment with Spey casting on wider stretches of water.

To become an expert caster, concentrate on consistent practice and your form while avoiding overthinking. A traditional fisher’s unique detail when it comes to casting involves understanding the wind direction and how it affects your casts. Fishermen used wool tied to their rods’ tips as indicators during windy days.

Isle of Skye has a long history of sea fishing, with its rugged coastline attracting anglers from all over the world. Records state that fishermen have been catching enormous numbers of herring here since Medieval times. Today, cod, bass, mackerel and salmon are also among the most commonly caught species in this region.

I once caught a fish so big, I had to use a tow truck to reel it in.

Hooking and Landing Fish

If you’re planning to go sea fishing on the Isle of Skye, it’s important to know how to hook and successfully land a fish. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you out:

• Choose the right bait for the type of fish you want to catch.
• Cast your line out as far as possible and let it sink to the bottom.
• When you feel a tug on your line, carefully reel in any slack .
• Give the fish time to fully take the bait before setting the hook with a firm jerk of your rod .
• Reel in steadily while keeping tension on your line, being prepared for sudden movements from the fish.
• Once you’ve successfully reeled in the fish, use a net or gripper tool to bring it aboard .

It’s worth noting that Skye is known for its rocky coastline, so make sure to keep a close eye on any snagged lines and be prepared for challenging conditions.

Remember that sea fishing is subject to regulations – make sure you have a valid fishing license and follow catch limits set by Marine Scotland .

Fun fact: The Isle of Skye is home to some unique species of fish, including Loch Dunvegan sea trout and Skeena-like char found only in Loch Fada and Loch Garbhaig.

When it comes to cleaning and storing your catch, remember: a fish in the hand is worth two in the freezer .

Cleaning and Storing Your Catch

After a successful day out at sea, it’s important to ensure that your catch is properly handled and preserved. This not only ensures that your fish remains fresh for consumption, but it also maintains the quality of the catch.

To clean and store your catch, follow these 3 simple steps :

• Clean Your Fish: After catching your fish, rinse it in cold water to remove any dirt or blood on the surface. Scale the fish with a scaler or knife by starting at the tail and working towards the head. Cut from the belly to the gills using a sharp knife and remove the guts. Rinse again in cold water until all impurities are removed.
• Chill Your Fish: Place your cleaned fish in an icebox or cooler filled with ice to keep them cool until you get home. Make sure there’s plenty of ice covering each layer of fish and do not let them sit in melted ice.
• Store Your Fish: Once home, wrap each fish individually in cling film or aluminum foil to reduce freezer burn and retain moisture. Label each package with date of catch, species name and size before placing them into a freezer-safe bag or container. Freeze immediately if you don’t plan on cooking within 24 hours.

It’s worth noting that some species of fish have specific requirements for cleaning and storing; be sure to research beforehand for best results.

For ultimate freshness, use your catch within 24-48 hours of catching it. The sooner you consume it, the better it will taste!

A few years ago, on my first fishing trip to Skye, I was so thrilled when I caught my first mackerel! But as I was clueless on how to handle my catch properly, I ended up wasting most of my haul due to improper storage methods. It taught me valuable lessons about respecting nature and proper handling practices which improved my skills since then!

Get hooked on the perfect catch with Skye’s fishing charters and guides.

Fishing Charters and Guides on the Isle of Skye

To explore fishing charters and guides on the Isle of Skye with a focus on local operators, services offered, pricing and availability. Discover the benefits and unique features of each operator’s service to help you choose the right fit for your fishing needs.

Local Operators

Operators of fishing charters and guides on the Isle of Skye are numerous. They offer a variety of choices that cater to different needs and budgets. Anglers may opt for private or group trips, half or full day excursions, and specialist trips targeting specific species in certain locations. Local knowledge is vital for success, and with experienced and knowledgeable operators, visitors can learn about traditional techniques as well as modern methods.

If you’re looking for a unique experience, some operators also provide wildlife watching tours alongside fishing trips . You have the opportunity to see dolphins, seals, porpoises, eagles and puffins up close while you fish in picturesque surroundings.

In addition to their impressive knowledge of the local waters, they take significant effort to equip boats with all the required safety gear and high-quality equipment. Some companies offer luxury boats equipped with luxurious amenities such as on-board accommodation cabins that make longer trips more comfortable.

It’s interesting to note that recreational fishing generates around £75 million a year for Scotland’s economy according to VisitScotland.

The Isle of Skye is blessed with some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland , making it an attractive destination for anglers worldwide. The availability of professional operators provides visitors with the opportunity to explore what makes Skye such a special place while enjoying their favourite pastime.

Fish like a pro with the help of expert guides and top-notch charters on the Isle of Skye. No need to worry about the one that got away, these services have got you covered.

Services Offered

Looking to book a fishing charter or guide on the Isle of Skye? Look no further. Here are just a few of the top services offered to help you make the most of your fishing experience:

• Guided Fishing Tours: Experienced guides will take you to the best spots for catching fish in and around Isle of Skye, sharing their local knowledge and expertise.
• Fishing Charters: Whether you’re looking for a short trip or a full day’s adventure, there are plenty of fishing charters available for all levels of experience. Charter boats can accommodate groups large and small.
• Tackle Hire: Don’t have your own equipment? No problem. Many charters and guides offer tackle hire services, ensuring that you have everything you need to catch some fish .

In addition to these services, many fishing charters and guides on the Isle of Skye also offer unique experiences such as night fishing or sightseeing tours from the water.

If you’re planning a trip to the Isle of Skye and want to make sure you don’t miss out on any great fishing opportunities, be sure to book your charter or guide in advance. Spots can fill up quickly during peak seasons, so don’t wait until it’s too late. Book now and get ready for some unforgettable adventures on the water. Good news, folks! Fishing charters on the Isle of Skye are like Scottish weather – unpredictable, but totally worth it.

Pricing and Availability

If you’re planning a fishing trip to the Isle of Skye, you’ll want to know about Pricing and Availability for charters and guides. Here’s what you need to know:

Beyond pricing and availability, it’s important to note that some charters require a minimum number of passengers, so be sure to inquire about group rates if you’re traveling with friends or family. Additionally, it’s worth noting that certain fishing areas may require additional permits or licenses, so be sure to research these requirements in advance.

As for suggestions, consider booking your charter well in advance to ensure availability, especially during peak season. It’s also a good idea to communicate any special requests or requirements (such as wheelchair accessibility) before finalizing your reservation. By following these tips and doing your research ahead of time, you’re bound to have an unforgettable fishing experience on the Isle of Skye.

Fishing on the Isle of Skye may be risky, but it’s nothing compared to playing a game of Monopoly with your family.

Legal and Safety Considerations for Sea Fishing on the Isle of Skye

To ensure a safe and legal sea fishing experience on the Isle of Skye, it’s important to be aware of certain legal and safety considerations. Fishing regulations and permits, weather and safety precautions, as well as emergency contacts and services, are all crucial aspects to keep in mind.

Fishing Regulations and Permits

Fishing in the Isle of Skye demands a thorough understanding of fishing regulations and permits . A fishing permit is essential for Sea Trout, Salmon, and Arctic Char on most waters while Rainbow Trout’s fishing may not require any prerequisites. One is required to check the local laws and safety protocols in place with trained and experienced fishermen or tour operators.

When preparing for sea fishing , ensure you have the proper gear such as tackle, rods, baits, line strength, hooks, nets or gaffs if necessary. The equipment should match your intended catch size and stay within legal limits. Follow vital safety tips like checking weather conditions before heading out to sea, wearing life jackets and carrying a communication device in case of emergencies.

It is worth noting that legality aside; most fishermen live by a moral code of catch-and-release policies when specific species are endangered or overfished. This was brought home recently when a group of anglers caught several codfish weighing up to 8 lbs outside permitted sizes. Despite enjoying their successful hauls, they knew it would be unethical to sell them locally for commercial reasons. They released the fish back into the sea with vigilance towards conservation efforts.

Fishing Regulations and Permits are fundamental components for one to engage in legal and safe sea fishing practices on the Isle of Skye. It is critical that regulations are followed carefully to protect aquatic life while ensuring an enjoyable experience for all involved.

Remember, the only thing worse than a bad catch is getting caught in a storm with no one-liner to save you.

Weather and Safety Precautions

When sea fishing on the Isle of Skye, weather and safety precautions are crucial to consider. It is important to ensure that both the equipment and techniques used are safe and suitable in different weather conditions.

• Monitor the weather forecast before heading out, as sudden changes can occur.
• Always wear a life jacket, particularly if fishing from a boat.
• Carry a fully charged mobile phone or radio for emergencies.
• Avoid fishing in extreme weather conditions such as strong winds or storms.
• Notify someone of your plans and expected return time.

Additionally, it’s important to be aware of any local safety issues such as strong tides or dangerous reefs. Enquiring at the local tourist information centre can provide detailed information.

When fishing near slippery rocks or in difficult terrain, it’s advisable to have proper grip shoes. Being physically fit helps avoid injuries while carrying heavy equipment up steep hills or moving over slippery rocks.

In summary, when sea fishing on the Isle of Skye, safety must be given top priority. Weather conditions change rapidly here so it’s crucial to keep an eye on forecasts, carry emergency equipment and be fully informed about local dangers beforehand. By following these suggestions carefully, you can enjoy your trip safely and successfully.

If you find yourself in deep water, don’t panic – just call the emergency services and hope they don’t ask how you got there in the first place.

Emergency Contacts and Services

In case of any mishap, it is essential to know the emergency contacts and services available for sea fishing expeditions on the Isle of Skye. Here are a few points to consider:

• For medical emergencies , dial 999 or 112 and ask for an ambulance. The ambulance service on Skye can be reached at +44 1478 613656 .
• In case of marine-related emergencies , contact the Coastguard on VHF radio – channel 16 or phone them directly at +44 300 1234 999 . Local Coastguard offices can also be contacted via this number.
• If there is a need for sea search and rescue operations , contact the Search and Rescue (SAR) helicopter at RAF Lossiemouth by calling +44 1343 820246 (24-hour service).
• Also, make sure to carry a personal locator beacon (PLB) or a satellite telephone as they can provide your exact location in an emergency situation.

It is worth noting that mobile phone signal coverage may not be reliable in some areas around the coasts of Skye .

Moreover, it is highly recommended to familiarize yourself with basic first aid skills before embarking on any fishing trips.

A young fisherman once ventured out alone into unknown waters around Skye’s rugged coastline. Facing sudden gale-force winds, his small boat capsized, leaving him stranded in rough seas. Fortunately, his quick thinking and prior knowledge helped him survive until he was rescued by the coastguard. Always remember safety first!

Remember, in the words of the great philosopher Dory: just keep fishing, just keep fishing.

Conclusion and Final Remarks on Sea Fishing on the Isle of Skye

Sea fishing on the Isle of Skye offers a unique and thrilling experience for anglers. With its stunning landscapes and diverse marine life, Skye is a perfect destination for anyone looking to indulge in their passion for fishing. The coastlines are beautiful, comprising rocky headlands, inlets, and bays that provide abundant feeding ground for fish.

Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just starting out, the island has many locations to suit all levels of experience. From freshwater lochs to deep-sea wrecks, there’s no shortage of interesting sites to explore. If you’re interested in saltwater fly fishing, then you’ll be happy to know that Skye has numerous spots that cater to this type of angling.

When planning your trip, it’s worth knowing that there are regulations and rules set up around sea fishing on the island. For instance, some fisheries have specific catch limits or require special permits. Additionally, it’s important to follow basic safety guidelines such as wearing life jackets or letting someone know where you’re going when venturing out alone.

One true story worth sharing is about how a group of friends went out sea fishing on Skye and ended up catching one of the largest halibuts recorded on the island! It weighed over 200 pounds and provided them with an unforgettable experience they still talk about years later.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What types of fish can I expect to catch when sea fishing on the Isle of Skye?

There are many different species of fish in the waters surrounding Skye, including mackerel, cod, haddock, pollack, and more.

2. Do I need a permit to go sea fishing on the Isle of Skye?

Yes, all anglers are required to obtain a fishing permit before fishing in any Scottish waters. You can purchase a permit online or through a local vendor.

3. What type of equipment do I need for sea fishing on the Isle of Skye?

You will need a rod and reel suitable for saltwater fishing, as well as appropriate bait and tackle. It is also recommended to wear weather-appropriate clothing and bring a fishing net, pliers, and a fish scaler.

4. Can I hire a guide for sea fishing on the Isle of Skye?

Yes, there are several local guides and charters available for hire. These guides can provide you with expert knowledge of the area and increase your chances of success while fishing.

5. When is the best time of year to go sea fishing on the Isle of Skye?

The best time to fish off the coast of Skye is generally between May and September, when the weather is mild and the fish are most active. However, fishing can be done year-round if you are willing to brave the colder weather.

6. What should I do with any fish that I catch?

You are allowed to keep fish that you catch, within certain limits set by the Scottish government. It is important to properly clean and store your fish to ensure their safety and quality.

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Skye Boat Trips and Fishing

There are many different ways of experiencing the waters around Skye and Loch Alsh. Although the list below is not exhaustive, we hope you find it useful when planning your visit. You will also be rewarded with some excellent photo opportunities - shots that other tourists simply don’t get the chance to take!

Seaprobe Atlantis

Enjoy all the scenery and wildlife above and below the waves as you cruise in complete safety with the best wildlife guides in Lochalsh. Our huge underwater viewing gallery is easily accessed, with good, strong handrails, staggered landings, and non-slip steps. Once underwater, full head-height, bench seating, and large windows allow you to explore the underwater world in comfort. Drift through kelp forests equal in beauty and sheer diversity to any coral reef, and marvel at the rich variety of marine life in this Special Area of Conservation.

www.seaprobeatlantis.com

Spirit of Adventure

Join us as we search for Sea Eagles, Puffins, Dolphins, Whales, and discover scenic gems you will treasure forever. Fast, fun, friendly and informative. We head out under the Skye bridge as we make our way up the coast towards the Crowlin Islands, home to grey seals and a great area for dolphin spotting, the views along the way are outstanding. With our local knowledge, we will take you to all the best places and show you as much wildlife and scenery as we possibly can, making the cruise one of the highlights of your holiday. Sea angling is also on offer.

www.the-spirit-of-adventure.co.uk

Calum's Seal Trips

Calum Mackenzie and the crew of the 'Sula Mhor' welcome you to Plockton, 'jewel of the Highlands', and home of Scotland's finest seal trips. Join us on the waters of Loch Carron and experience a wildlife cruise with a difference, with a unique guarantee-free if no seals. The 'Sula Mhor' sails every day from April to October, with up to four cruises a day from a choice of departure points in the village, depending on the tides and the weather! Calum has been sailing these waters for over 30 years, nobody knows the seals and dolphins better than him.

www.calums-sealtrips.com

MV Stardust

With our 1-2 hour trips down the Sound of Raasay you will see Skye from the sea, fabulous views and unbelievable wild-life. See seals, porpoises, white tailed sea eagles, dolphins and whales as well as numerous other sea-birds and creatures. We'll even lift a lobster/crab creel for you to see what we catch. Let us take you to the land of the White Tailed Sea Eagle. This eagle is Britain's largest bird of prey and the fourth largest raptor in the world. We regularly feed these great birds on our trips and between June and September you may be able to observe their young.

www.skyeboat-trips.co.uk

Setting off from Skye's capital Portree, the "Brigadoon", with Peter Elford at the helm (a commercial skipper and life long naturalist who has lived on Skye for over 20 years), heads into the Strait of Raasay for a 2 hour wildlife watching tour. We slowly make our way around bays and under cliffs showing spectacular Jurassic land forms, sea caves and islets, stopping to view and identify whatever wildlife we encounter; birds, seals, porpoise, otters, whales, basking shark and including of course the famous sea eagle.

www.portree-boat-trips.co.uk

Bella Jane Boat Trips

Taking you to the World famous Loch Coruisk and the Seal Colony at the heart of the Cuillin on the Isle of Skye. No visit to the Isle of Skye is complete without a trip on the award winning Bella Jane. Running 7 days a week 7 months of the year for the past 20 years. Tourist Board quality approved and offering a unique choice of trips to suit your requirements, we guarantee an unforgettable experience!

www.bellajane.co.uk

From Elgol on Skye experience exhilarating wildlife and whale watching tours, on our two RIBS (Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats) . Enjoy the remote and beautiful isles of Canna, Rum, Soay, Eigg and the Cuillin and Loch Coruisk. Breathtaking scenery, unique history and abundant wildlife - join us for regular sightings of Minke whales, Basking Sharks, Seals, Dolphins, Porpoises, Otters, Sea-Eagles, Puffins and majestic seabirds in this rich marine environment.

www.aquaxplore.co.uk

Torridon Sea Tours

Experience the breathtaking beauty and spectacular wildlife of Loch Torridon and the remote Hebridean Isles of Rona and the Shiants aboard the newly built Safflower. Several lengths of tour are offered, along with homemade food & drink, while a bathroom onboard the Seaflower, keeps comfort to a maximum! Gemma and her father Kenny, offer a friendly, yet professional service - providing a memorable experience that will be forever treasured.

www.torridonribcharter.com

Skyak Adventures

Skyak Adventures, offers courses, training and expeditions for all, from complete beginners to experienced paddlers, on the beautiful Island of Skye and the surrounding area. When established in 2000, Skyak Adventures was one of the very few companies in the UK specialising only in sea kayaking. Our team of trained experts are at least BCU Level 4 sea kayak specialist coaches who live for their time on the water with you. We know the waters round the Isle of Skye intimately and can guide you to places inaccessible by any other means.

www.skyakadventures.com

Plockton Boat Hire

There is no better way to appreciate the beauty of Plockton than to view it from its tranquil waters.Whether you are a lover of sailing and crave a few hours on the water or simply want to enjoy a view of the unrivalled beauty of our coastline, what better way to experience the best of what Plockton has to offer, than to get out onto the water with a canoe or rowing boat from Plockton Boat Hire? Plockton Boat Hire is run by Malcolm, a keen sailor, who after 8 years away, could no longer resist the lure of the beautiful village where he spent his childhood.

www.plocktonboathire.co.uk

Sea Kayak Plockton

What could be more perfect? - a day out on the water with the whole family and everyone enjoying their exciting sea kayaking experience. Sea kayaking is a great activity that the whole family can participate in. Teenagers especially enjoy the challenge and love messing around in boats. A day out with Sea Kayak Plockton will be an unforgettable part of your holiday. All age groups will be amazed at the breathtaking panoramic views of the Isle of Skye, Applecross and Torridon mountains and the adventure of reaching coral beaches only accessible by boat.

www.seakayakplockton.co.uk

Misty Isle Boat Trips

Sail with us to visit Loch Coruisk where you will enjoy what has been described as the best viewpoint in Scotland. On your outward journey to Loch Coruisk from Elgol you will visit the large colony of seals and see the famous 'Bad Step'. You will see a rich variety of sea birds and possibly golden eagles or sea eagles. Sightings of dolphins, porpoises, whales and basking sharks are also possible. After your arrival at Loch Coruisk you will have plenty of time ashore for the short walk to the loch or just to enjoy the beauty and tranquility that surrounds you.

www.mistyisleboattrips.co.uk

Dunvegan Seal Trips

While visiting the castle, why not venture onto the water to visit the local seals? Departing from the pier below Dunvegan Castle, one of our traditionally built clinker boats will take you on an exhilarating 25 minute boat trip on Loch Dunvegan to see the seal colony and observe these playful sea mammals at close quarters. You may see Herons nesting as well as many other species of birds including the Artic Tern and the Sea Eagle. Voted '1 of the Best UK Days Out' by The Sunday Times Travel Magazine.

www.dunvegancastle.com

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