Misty Isle Boat Trips
Loch na Cuilce
Mini Trip
A shorter version of our standard trip but still allowing a short time ashore to see the loch or just enjoy the majestic scenery which surrounds you at the landing stage.
This trip is about 1.5 hours but like all our trips allows time ashore to see Loch Coruisk. You also have the option to stay on board and enjoy a cuppa and chat with your local skipper and crew.
You will see a seal colony and there is always the possibility that you will see other wildlife including sea eagles, golden eagles, dolphins, whales and otters.
Price on Request
Departure days
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March — November
Contact details
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Elgol
Isle of Skye
Highland
UK
IV49 9BL
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Misty Isle Boat Trips
Long established family owned and run boat trips taking you from Elgol to the heart of the majestic Cuillin Mountains on the Isle of Skye. Plenty of wildlife including seals, possibly porpoise, eagle, dolphin or minke whale sightings. Trips out to the islands of Rum and Canna to see the puffins during the nesting season from late April to late July. All boats have on board toilet facilities. Tea/coffee/hot chocolate served on every trip.
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