So special, must do trip on Skye! - We adored our trip to Loch Coruisk! Seumas and Sandy are a hilarious father son duo, we really enjoyed their banter and story telling. We were lucky enough to see... read more a sea eagle flying above us but sadly no dolphins which had been out the previous two days. We went for the standard trip giving us 1.5 hours on land which was just enough with a toddler. She loved seeing the seal colony. All in all a fantastic experience. We’ll definitely be back to do it all again. My mum is local and tells me the MacKinnons of Elgol have been doing the boat tours here for generations. Isn’t that lovely. Highly recommend for spectacular scenery, wildlife if you’re lucky and great story telling!

  Having returned from Loch Courisk on the Maid of Courisk, our family of 4 (including 2 kids) thoroughly enjoyed the trip. The trip out was smooth sailing and after a... read more spot of wild swimming in the Loch we returned in the capable hands of James and Helen with a shortbread and a coffee (hot chocolate for the kids!). The kids also got a shot steering the ship which was very nice of the crew, which our son really liked! One suggestion is to turn up early, as parking can be hard if you arrive at peak timings. Thank you to James, Helen and all at the ticket office!

  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 had a great time on the three hour tour to Loch Coruisk. Our skipper was Sandy and he was funny, super knowledgeable and kind. We told us fun facts... read more about the area, some folklore and also took us by some wildlife spottings. The Loch is a beautiful and remote area, it was very cool to get off the boat and do a short walk. We had about 90 minutes to explore. Once back on the boat, we had hot tea and shortbread waiting for us! That was nice, especially since we had a rainy trip out to the Loch.

Well worth a trip, we really had a great time!

  A fabulous friendly family team run misty isle boat trips. You recieve a warm welcome when you arrive to get your tickets and the father & son team provide an... read more informative funny commentary on the boat trip to the Loch including some lovely family history. You stop to see the seals before docking at the Loch for about an hour & 20mins. Stunning spot. We were lucky enough to see two porpoise on the way back & enjoyed some delicious homemade shortbread with a coffee & a hot chocolate. Wonderful trip thoroughly recomend, also pop into the Elgol shop or pop up van after your trip for a fantastic fresh hot smoked salmon & local langoustine salad or roll & homemade Gypsy cream amazing.

  Magical trip: stunning scenery; amazing wildlife - we saw dolphins on the way out and back from the Loch; lovely spot to rest and walk/climb made the outing a great... read more balance between sea and land; entertaining stories from all three generations of the family aboard!

  My family and I had a wondeful trip with Sandy amd Callum out to Loch Coriusk today. It's a great trip delivered with humour and some very interesting history. The... read more Loch itself and the view onto the Cuillan mountains is tremendous. Plenty of Seals and birdlife to take in as well as the joy of being on the water.

The drive out of Elgol from Broadford is also a sight on it's own

  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!

  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.

  This was such a delightful surprise -- the boat trip with information about the surrounding area and a beautiful hike once we landed in the Black Cullins. We saw seals... read more lazing about and enjoyed tea on the way home. The perfect way to see more of the Isle of Skye than from land. Definitely recommend. Have lunch at the top of the hill in Elgol before or after your trip (from the little air streamer).

We had children, from 7 - 11, with us and they ran around once arriving, having a blast around the rocky shore of the loch. We also had my parents with us and they were able to do the "hike" easily too. They just did not go as far as the kiddos. There was a series of stepping stones that could be taken to a longer hike, but our crew did not do that.