easy
5–6 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as the trip involves mostly seated time on a boat with minimal walking.
Join a small group photography cruise in Glenfinnan dedicated to capturing Scotland’s majestic White Tailed Eagles. Experience close encounters with these incredible birds set against stunning Highland landscapes.
Join Aly for a trip dedicated to photography
Embark on a unique photography cruise dedicated to capturing the majestic White Tailed Eagles. With limited spots for optimal viewpoints, you'll have the chance to photograph these stunning birds in their natural habitat, alongside other wildlife. Join Aly for an unforgettable experience filled with breathtaking shots and scenic mountain backdrops.
Embark on a unique photography cruise dedicated to capturing the majestic White Tailed Eagles. With limited spots for optimal viewpoints, you'll have the chance to photograph these stunning birds in their natural habitat, alongside other wildlife. Join Aly for an unforgettable experience filled with breathtaking shots and scenic mountain backdrops.
Weather on the water can change rapidly; wear layers to stay warm and comfortable throughout the trip.
A zoom lens of 300mm or more will help capture detailed shots of eagles from a distance without disturbing their habitat.
Plan to arrive at Glenfinnan Jetty 10 minutes before departure to meet your guide and settle in calmly.
Rain and spray are common; waterproof camera covers and ponchos keep you and your equipment dry.
Glenfinnan is known for its 1745 Jacobite Rising heritage, with the statue of Bonnie Prince Charlie commemorating the historic event.
The cruise emphasizes minimal disturbance to wildlife and adheres to local guidelines to protect the fragile Highland ecosystems.
Allows you to capture detailed images of birds from a distance without disturbance.
Protects against rain and wind common in the Scottish Highlands.
Helpful for spotting eagles before photographing them.
Keeps you warm and comfortable in changing weather conditions on the water.