Hebridean Walking Holiday for Women - Mull, Iona & Kerrera

• Coastal Ambles, Wildlife Adventure and Island Discoveries

A delightful trip for those who enjoy the outdoors at leisure, who enjoy gardens as well as rugged and remote nature, exploring heritage, stories and island life on the way. 

• Easy Walking in Unspoilt Nature of the Hebridean islands
• Visit Island Bird Colonies and spend time with Puffins
• Explore Neolithic Stone Circles, Medieval Castles and Victorian Gardens
• Experience Island Life
• Enjoy Welcoming Tea Rooms and Hospitality

Explore medieval Castles and magnificent Rhododendron Gardens, watch for sea eagles and otters and hike along ruggedly beautiful coastal paths between mountains, sea and sky.

The intricate west coast was home to Scotland’s first people who left many traces of their culture, some up to 5000 year old, in the valleys, along the shore and on hill tops. Later, in the 5th century, the first Scottish Kings arrived from Ireland establishing their Kingdom of Dalriada in the valley of Kimartin.

The sea and wild landscapes offer superb opportunities for observing birds and sea mammals in their natural environments. Learn to distinguish between eagles, buzzards and ospreys and follow the trail of otters on land. The Atlantic is home to seabirds such as puffins, gannets, fulmars, razorbills and manx shearwaters.

For your comfort we have chosen and tested good quality, cosy and warmly hospitable 3 star accommodation in hotels and guesthouses. The local pub is an excellent place to celebrate your day’s adventures in the evenings – with delicious ale and good food in the company of your group of fellow travellers.

You’ll be hiking in a small group of no more than 8 which allows flexibility and a friendly, personal ambience. You are accompanied throughout by an experienced and knowledgeable guide who will endeavour to make your holiday a wonderful and enjoyable experience.