Bowriding Dolphins - Loch Roag Sea Tours
© Murdo Macdonald
Loch Roag, Uig, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides
Loch Roag Sea Tours, Uig, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides
Twice-daily, 3-hour wildlife sightseeing summer boat trips around Loch Roag, Uig, Isle of Lewis.
Let Murdo Macdonald, locally born and experienced skipper of Loch Roag Sea Tours show you the stunning coastline of the wonderful sea lochs on the rugged west coast of the Isle of Lewis.
Murdo has sailed the waters of the Hebrides and Loch Roag for many years, and is delighted to share his knowledge of the beautiful coastal scenery and abundant wildlife of this dramatic region with guests on his boat, the MV Cuma.
Enjoy 3-hour scenic boat trips around extensive Loch Roag, a large and calm sea loch in Uig, which derives its name from the Norse Viking word Vik meaning 'sheltered bay'. The cruises show off this national scenic area renowned for its white shell sand beaches, turquoise waters, dramatic cliffs and rocky coves.
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From £80 per adult
Departure days
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
May — August
Contact details
Miavaig Pontoon
Miavaig, Uig
Isle of Lewis
Western Isles
Scotland
HS2 9HE
Key facilities
- Parking
- Disabled Parking
Tour information
Length
2Hours
Transport
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