easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical effort required aside from boarding the vessel.
Sail Loch Eil as the sun sets behind Ben Nevis with Cruise Loch Linnhe. Enjoy local whiskies, wildlife sightings, and Highland stories on this 1.5-hour evening cruise.
An Evening to remember ~1.5 Hours
Experience the magic of Loch Eil on a 1.5-hour evening cruise from Fort William. Marvel at breathtaking views of Ben Nevis and the serene Highland landscapes as the sun sets. Enjoy local beers and whiskies while our skipper shares captivating stories, creating unforgettable memories in Scotland's stunning natural beauty.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Our summer evening cruises are the perfect way to relax after exploring the mountains and glens of Lochaber! Enjoy spectacular views of Ben Nevis, islands teeming with birdlife, and unbeatable sunsets over the granite hills! We also sell a range of local beers, and whiskies aboard for you to sample.
We sell a range of hot, cold, and alcoholic drinks, as well as shortbread and other snacks on board.
We accept both card and cash payments onboard.
There is a W/C onboard.
Our cruises welcome well-behaved dogs on a lead.
Due to a large tidal range, we are unfortunately not fully wheelchair accessible. We encourage people to email us directly to discuss any concerns/possible accessibility issues and choose the easiest possible sailing to book.
Wildlife such as Grey and Common seals, porpoises, dolphins, otters, red deer, jellyfish, ospreys, cormorants, heron, and golden and white-tailed eagles can be spotted on our cruise.
Check-in is required at LEAST 15 minutes before departure time we will not wait for late passengers.
Please check-in with our shore crew to receive your boarding card before joining the queue to board the boat.
30 minutes before departure time the shore crew will be at the check-in trailer at the Pier.
Please note there is no parking at the Pier the nearest car park is the West End carpark PH33 6RQ which is a short 5 minute walk to the pier.
Town Pier - Fort William
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before departure to check in with shore crew and receive your boarding card.
Weather can change quickly on the water; bring a waterproof jacket and warm layers even in summer.
Boost your wildlife spotting with binoculars to catch seals, dolphins, and birds along the loch.
No parking at Town Pier; use the West End Car Park (PH33 6RQ), a 5-minute walk away.
The Caledonian Canal, visible during the cruise, was completed in the early 19th century to connect Scotland’s east and west coasts, dramatically impacting local trade and travel.
Efforts to maintain clean waterways and protect native species like otters and eagles help preserve the natural heritage of Loch Linnhe and Loch Eil.
Protect against changing weather and Highland mists during your cruise.
Evening temperatures can drop quickly, so bring a fleece or jumper.
Ensure safe footing while boarding and moving about the boat.
Enhance your chances of spotting wildlife like seals and eagles.