Super friendly and helpful team. Everything from booking the trip , to getting us there and back was friendly and efficient. You even get a hit drink on the return... read more trip to warm yourself up.

  Take some lunch and the Misty Isle and head
out to Lake Coruisk for a fantastic walk.
Pilot whales in the bay! Tea and biscuits on the return journey... read more

  Brilliant experience from start to finish. We were lucky with a sunny day and calm waters for our crossing. Really appreciated the wealth of experience from this family business with... read more great stories on the way to Loch Courisk. Trip back made even better by a panad and biscuit and sightings of whales and porpouises. Impressed by the guides taking time to try allow everyone to catch a glimpse of the animals. All round 10/10 experience, Elgol is my new favourite Scottish place!

  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.

  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.

  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.

  A true family business with genuine historical links. Well run (short but comprehensive safety briefing) and friendly, informative commentary. The trip across to the Loch was especially enjoyable in the... read more full sun and 22 degrees we had on the day ️. Lots of wildlife to see. We chose to hunt down the beaches, after viewing the loch, and found a tiny peace of heaven where we swam alone in crystal waters. As Sandy (the Skipper) told us on the boat, the silence was indeed deafening. It was an incredibly peaceful place. On the return trip, a cuppa and shortbread finger were a welcome treat!

  An outstanding day on the best experience, possibly in the UK. From the great lady on the phone, to the lovely reception to the exceptionally nice Father & son crew.... read more Knowledgable and nothing too much bother, with dolphins, seals and seabirds seen, then time to explore and see the Loch then tea and shortbread on the way back, with more Dolphin detours. The highlight of our trip to Skye and great value for money, but the 2 chaps on the boat were brilliant. A very memorable day.

  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.

  We booked the standard trip on our tenth wedding anniversary, sadly the weather wasn’t so kind with rain showers and increasing winds. Sandy and Seamus were running the trip and... read more were very helpful, friendly and interesting with stories and pointing out things to see.
We saw Guilletmots, Razorbills, Common Seals and had a glimpse of a Golden Eagle as we made our way up to the loch. Getting on and off the boat is easy and the walk to the loch is short, although walking boots or wellies are a must.
We had an amazing trip to this special place, and Sandy and Seamus really made everyone feel welcome. Thoroughly recommended!