Including 2 Gala Dinners
The Small Isle of Eigg is a breathtaking spot for walks far off the beaten trail beneath the pitchstone lava plug of An Sgurr.
Feel the incredible power of the jagged Black Cuillin along the rocky banks of Loch Coruisk on the walkers' paradise of Skye. As the more energetic face the challenge of a full day of walks from Glen Brittle, strollers learn more of oysters and savour the peppery single malt at Skye's only distillery, Talisker, in Carbost.
On foot or by coach experience the lunar-like landscapes of Trotternish, where an ancient landslip created the haunting rock formations of The Quiraing and the Old Man of Storr, with time at Portree for strollers to explore. Venture on the circular route from Kyle Pier to Loch Scalpaidh or delight in the tranquillity of Plockton, wrapped idyllically around a sheltered bay of Loch Carron.
Cruising Loch Nevis into remote Knoydart, sense the utter seclusion of white-washed Inverie, still unconnected to mainland Britain by road, and enjoy a drink at The Old Forge pub. Set in attractive gardens, Armadale Castle was the ancestral seat of Clan Donald, where the Museum of the Isles, with its unique poetry trail, wonderfully preserves Skye's heritage. Cruise rugged Ardnamurchan at the westernmost point of mainland Britain in the afternoon.
Join our guide and walkers on a refreshing day in the breathtaking scenery of Mull or relax in the bustling capital of Tobermory and visit the ancient MacLean stronghold of Duart Castle, guarding the southern approaches, en route back to Oban.
