Water Activities & Arisaig Marine Ltd: Scenic Coastal Adventure
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Set sail on a captivating 3-hour cruise along Scotland’s stunning Arisaig coast. With breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife, this adventure offers a perfect glimpse of the Small Isles' beauty. A memorable trip for nature lovers and coastline enthusiasts alike.
3-hour non-landing cruise
• Amazing scenery! •
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About This Adventure
Embark on a captivating 3-hour boat trip aboard MV Sheerwater, exploring the stunning scenery and wildlife of Arisaig. Experience the breathtaking coastline, with flexible routes tailored to weather conditions. Perfect for those short on time, this adventure promises unforgettable views and a taste of the Small Isles' beauty.
Take our 3 Hour Boat Trip to enjoy beautiful scenery!
Duration
3 hours
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- If you do not have a full day to experience the Small Isles, why not take one of our 3-hour boat trips aboard MV Sheerwater where you can experience the amazing scenery and wildlife that Arisaig has to offer.
- Take in the scenic beauty spots around the wonderful coastline. These 3-hour trips offer the flexibility to change the routes depending on weather conditions and operate out of Arisaig between Loch Nan Uamh and as far North as Morar and as far South as Fascadale.
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- Remember to check in at the ticket office. Scan your ticket QR code when boarding the boat - MV Sheerwater. The boat will depart from Arisaig Marina.
Although dogs are welcome, it's not advisable to bring your furry friend on the non-landing cruises as it may be distressing for them not to be able to get off.
Adventure Tips
Check the weather forecast
Ensure good weather for comfort and safety during your cruise.
Bring a camera and binoculars
Capture the scenery and spot wildlife from a distance.
Dress in layers
Weather can change quickly on the water, so bring appropriate clothing.
Arrive early
Secure your spot and enjoy a relaxed boarding experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common seals
- Bottle-nosed dolphins
History
The waters around Arisaig have supported fishing for centuries, shaping local communities and culture.
Conservation
The area is part of ongoing efforts to protect native marine habitats and species, promoting sustainable tourism.
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Recommended Gear
Binoculars
Great for spotting distant wildlife.
Windbreaker or waterproof jacket
Protects against wind and spray on the water.
all specific
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Shield yourself from the sun during summer trips.
summer specific
Camera
Capture scenic views and wildlife encounters.