We rolled up at the quayside, met with a hearty islander greeting and boarded the boat for the quick jaunt across to Loch Coruisk. A wee dander round the inlet... read more where we saw a seal colony basking in the sun (I know, sun in the isles!). We then went across and docked so we could start our walk. The sights were beyond belief, gorgeous water, the Cuillins and just a calm, peaceful place to walk. We returned to the boat after 90 minutes and were given a hot drink for the return trip. Only downside being the midges (bring your spray) but what is the west coast without them? Definitely do it again next year.

  We had a great trip- the crew was wonderful and informative with some captivating stories along the way. We were lucky to see Minke Whales, Porpoises, and of course the... read more very cute seals.
Loch Coruisk is beautiful and quiet- we easily walked around and found areas with few people. The tea/coffee and cookies when getting back on the boat was a really nice surprise!

  First visit to Elgol and we had the pleasure of taking one of the Misty Isle boats out for a tour of Loch Coruisk and the Cuillins. The boat itself... read more was clean and had facilities if needed. The staff (Coral and Sandy) were extremely pleasant and the skipper really added to the trip with his stories of local history and interesing facts about the area. The scenery was gorgeous and plenty of time given for a nice walk around the loch before we made the trip back.
Highly recommend this tour and will be bringing friends and family on it in the future. Tapadh leat!

  My friend and I were ‘marooned’ on the shore at Loch na Cuilce, when Misty Isle came to the rescue! Without hesitation, Sandy and Coral offered to take us to... read more our yacht. Albeit a 5min voyage, their willingness to assist those in need exemplifies the great service they must offer their paying guests! An easy 5 stars.

  From the start Anne and Coral were a delight to deal with. Their knowledge of the local area, including local stories and characters, really made the experience. This organisation is... read more more than a tour operator; it provides a unique chance to tap into intimate knowledge and years of experience of the local area through any of their professional, friendly staff. Importantly, each tour is highly environmentally sensitive. Their interactions with wildlife, be they with seabirds or cetaceans, are carefully managed to avoid disturbance and their conduct in this area is exemplary. They really are a credit to the area and wider Scottish tourism industry.

  This trip was the highlight of a fabulous few days in Skye. It's a family-run business, and the father and son who took us out were friendly, knowledgeable and relaxed,... read more pointing out a fist-sized puffin, seals, and oyster catchers. The drive to Elgol felt quite long, but 100% worth it. It's not explicitly a wildlife tour, so we didn't do this to tick things off a list, but we saw lots we wouldn't have otherwise got to see. We were left to explore the peninsula for ages so had plenty of time immersed in the landscape, without coming across any other people. Absolutely stunning.

  Excellent trip, a pleasant trip to the mountain range and back. Coupled with great historical knowledge told by one of the skippers. Breathtaking views, would highly recommend

  This was an absolutely beautiful trip. The skipper and his son were knowledgeable and shared much history. We had 1.5 hours to wander around an island to take... read more pictures and hike if we chose. Our time was mostly free of rain, any hiking would be tough in the rain. We saw 2 schools of seals,sunning them selves on the rocks.

Parking was very tight at the boat launch, so best to arrive early. The drive each direction was single track, and stressful for us, being new to Scotland. But the drive was beautiful also. We would definitely do this activity again.

  From the warm welcome on reception, to the great laid back guide, Seamus, and the skipper Sandy, this was a brilliant choice to visit the Cuillins and Lock Coruisk. ... read more />
We did the Maxi tour (left at 11 and back at 16:30) which gave us just the right amount of time to walk around the loch, eat lunch and relax for 30 mins when we got back. We also got the added bonus of a quick stop off to see the seals on the way to the loch. A free cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate on the way back which was a nice touch.

Overall reasonably priced and our dog went free. Highly recommended.

  We did this 20 years ago and it was pleasing to see that the same excellent and family service prevailed.
An intimate boat which gives great opportunity to be given... read more all the local history as well as spotting the sealife in a humorous fashion. The views speak for themselves so this trip adds to it. A warm drink and shortbread welcomes you back on board once time has been spent by Loch Coruisk or up on the outcrops gorging on the breathtaking vistas. A must for anyone wanting that up close experience with these amazing mountains without the climbing.