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.

  It was a beautiful experience, well organized, the captain and his son are really kind people. We saw seals and dolphin, they also offer a hot chocolate or a cup... read more of tea and some snacks before finish the trip!

  I don't think I have ever seen such beautiful scenery in Scotland absolutely stunning, got on the Misty Isle Boat at Elgol in Skye and took us over Loch Coruisk... read more to a small jetty where we got off for around an hour to explore, on the way over we caught up with a pod of dolphins. Boat took us back over to Elgol and lovely hot chocolate and shortbread was handed out by the crew, if ever in Skye please book this boat trip you are in for a treat. Thanks captain and your son for such a memorable trip I will never forget this and I will be back again.

  Fabulous trip to Coruisk with a skipper and crew who were armed with local knowledge and folklore

  We went for a three-hour trip on the Misty Isle and it was excellent. We were a group of 10, with ages ranging from 10 to 70 plus and we... read more all enjoyed ourselves immensely. Our hosts were warm and witty, the views spectacular even when the cloud was low, and we saw common seals, a red deer and a colony of shags. Highly recommended!

  Fantastic day/half-day out to the heart of the Cuillins. Take a stroll around (part of) Loch Coruisk and go for a swim in it - refreshing! The boat... read more crew are great - Sandy, Seamus and Coral. The family's been there for generations, and they have lots of entertaining stories to share. Highly recommended. They do several drop-offs during the day - take a boatload over, bring the previous ones back, take another over etc ... This gives you about 90 minutes, which go very quickly. If you want to do a bit of a walk, have a swim or just hang around and soak in the place, go before the last sailing (~2pm) and let them know you'd like to take a later return rather than take the next trip back.

  What a fantastic trip. From the cheery greeting to Kirsty’s info on the boat, to tea, coffee, hot choc and biscuits on the return. But most of all the views.... read more Just wow!
We were doubtful that we wouldn’t freeze but the skipper said we’d have a good day and he was right. As we approached the jetty for Loch Coruisk the wind dropped, sun came out and the water was like glass. Our party of 5, which included our wee dog, had a great time and didn’t want to leave. Stunning scenery. We wished we’d came prepared for a swim. One of our party had a mild physical disability but managed fine with an extra hand on rougher terrain and climbing the stairs. Remember your sun cream, sometimes you need it in Skye!

  The trip itself is fantastic. Seeing Skye from the sea immediately gives you a different perspective on island life and, of course, the Cuillins are majestic. But I have... read more to give a special mention to Sandy, our skipper. He gave us a great commentary; a history lesson, a guide to the natural environment and geography of the Hebrides - and a few good 'dad jokes' thrown in.

  This was a brilliant trip to start off our holiday on Skye. Lots of seals and other wildlife to see and a great walk from the landing spot to see... read more wonderful views over Loch Coruisk in the heart of the Cuillins.
Young Seumas was a hero to lift our not-very-nimble dog on and off the boat - we were so grateful and impressed!
Anne and Howard Barnes