What a fantastic trip, the skipper and his crew were very informative and enthusiastic and even gave us a hot drink and biscuit when we were onboard! The trip itself... read more is well worth it, we were very lucky and managed to see dolphins, seals, porpoise and northern gannets diving into the water. Would 100% go back to swim in the loch as it is beautiful

  Friendly and entertaining hosts, clean boat, incredible scenery! We were able to walk about on land which broke up the 3 hour trip. Nice touch with hot beverages and... read more shortbread after reboarding. Be prepared for all weather, and get there early because parking is a challenge.

  Leave yourself plenty time to get there. The road becomes excitingly single about five miles from Elgol, so take your time. The Misty Isles guides were helpful and pleasant and... read more the journey there and back to Loch ... can't pronounce or spell ... was good fun. Saw amazing amount of Seals and possibly two sea Eagles. Clearly at different times of the year you'd see other sea creatures. Dogs are permitted .... children too. Landing at the base of the Cuillins was breathtaking. Watch your time once you are there. You'd not want to be left behind in error.

  Sandy & Seamus were great , highly recommend Misty Isle trip - loads of fun coming back sea was choppy and got a good soaking! Beautiful scenery , worth the drive

  What a beautiful afternoon’s boat trip to a beautiful, stunningly peaceful place. From the very beginning, we were greeted and helped onboard ( a very nervous golden retriever), and... read more made at ease. My greatest fear was how to get off the boat at the other end, but we were assured that Seumas would lift and carry our two year old retriever off the boat and onto the landing steps and bridge. Great tour guide as we crossed the water, great and very funny stories by Captain !! We had a lovely afternoon and would highly recommend this trip and the Misty Isle team. Cups of tea and hot chocolate and biscuits on the way back, & help off the boat. So glad we made this trip and able to take our beloved dog too. Xxxxx

  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

  My sister and her family came over from Boston Usa and we decided on a wee weekend up to Skye ...suggestions on what to do were made and one... read more was Misty Isles Boat Trip ..and how glad we decided to do this trip ..one of the reasons on taking the trip was the fact they allow dogs and we have an "old seadog"called pele aged 13 who goes on holiday with us ..Sandy and Seamus were great at lifting him on and off the boat as well as helping us all ...Seamus tells a good story en route with fact and some tongue in cheek yarnsIm also sure if Sandy had been born in the time of Bonnie prince charlie Flora macdonald wouldnt have needed to take him over sea to Skye as Sandy would have ..We saw plenty seals and then enough time onshore fr our picnic we brought and to take photos of the stunning landscape ...Return journey hot refreshements and biscuits ....great value for money great crew who made the trip for us as well as the beautiful Loch Coruisk ..

  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.