easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, with minimal physical effort required.
Join the Kilt Rock Seafari to witness Skye's marine wildlife, from dolphins to puffins, set against stunning geological formations. An adventure filled with natural beauty and exciting encounters!
Ages 3+ • 3hours • Explore coastal region, wildlife & the Kilt Rock!
Embark on a thrilling 3-hour Seafari around Skye's stunning landscapes and rich marine wildlife. Experience breathtaking sights like Kilt Rock, The Old Man of Storr, and Lealt Falls, while spotting sea eagles, dolphins, seals, and puffins. This unforgettable adventure promises both natural beauty and excitement on the water!
Duration: 3 hours
Learn a little about the landscapes and people of Skye as we get amongst the marine wildlife and Jurassic coastline on one of our most popular Seafaris.
Regular sightings of sea eagles, dolphins, seals and puffins really get our passengers (and crew) exited!
Breath-taking landscapes include Holm Island The Old Man of Storr, Lealt Falls, Brothers Point Mealt Falls (Kilt Rock view point) and the magnificent Kilt Rock!
From Kilt Rock we’ll head for deeper water to make the journey back to Portree while on the lookout for more marine wildlife!
Your trip follows the incredible Trotternish Peninsula taking you north to the iconic, Kilt Rock. Along the way we will explore the coastal locations of -
📍 Holm Island
📍The Old Man of Storr
📍Lealt Falls
📍Brothers Point
📍Mealt Falls (Kilt Rock view point)
📍Kilt Rock!
While keeping our eyes peeled for some amazing wildlife along the route!
Please wrap up warm, waterproof jackets are absolutely essential and warm clothing as the weather can change fast and it can be very cold at sea.
3, Douglas Row, Portree IV51 9DD, United Kingdom
Bring waterproof layers and warm clothing to stay comfortable on the water.
Getting to the departure point early ensures a good spot and smooth check-in.
Capture the breathtaking scenery and wildlife sightings from the boat.
Maintain a safe and respectful distance from animals to protect their habitat.
The waters around Skye have been navigated for centuries, with local legends of sea monsters and maritime explorers shaping the island's lore.
Tour operators follow sustainable practices to protect marine wildlife and minimize environmental impact in this sensitive ecosystem.
Protects you from wind and rain during the boat trip.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Enhances wildlife viewing and photography from the boat.
Comfortable footwear for boarding and safety on deck.
Protection from sun exposure during summer trips.
summer specific