Due to unprecedented demand we have released our 2026 cruise calendar ahead of schedule. We are delighted at how quickly our 2025 season is booking up with only 10% of cruises now available
For 2026, choose from 3-night, 4-night, 6-night 8-night and 10-night cruises offering 15 exclusive cruise itineraries. Private cruise charter is also a popular option; if you have a reason to gather your favourite 10 people together in 2026, do get in touch with us to secure your date for a private cruise charter while there is good availability.
Whether your cruising preference is simply to relax while soaking in the stunning Hebridean scenery, or to venture further afield to the most remote and rugged island landscapes, we have an itinerary to suit. Whatever you choose, you are guaranteed the best of Hebridean hospitality from our crews who will find the most serene routes and anchorages, spot breath-taking wildlife, serve gourmet meals, escort you on fascinating shore trips and generally ensure you have the best time ever.
If you are not sure which cruise to choose, check out our reviews page from previous guests, posted in their own words, and find out why 50% of our guests in 2024 had cruised with us before. Otherwise, please get in touch with Emma who is very happy to discuss what you are looking for and provide you with all the information you need.



















Emma was very prompt informing us of a cancellation which enabled us to do the Far-flung Islands Cruise. All very friendly, informal and helpful. Delighted to be taken to 2 of my most favourite anchorages ever, Rona and Loch Scavaig! And wonderful to discover others to compete. Scenery is stunning whatever the weather. Onshore trips were well planned and balanced according to the capacity of clients. I enjoyed freedom at times. Crew local knowledge is what makes these trips so special…knowing where to find the wildlife and where to shelter when necessary is fundamental. Well done! Recent alterations on Elizabeth G are brilliant. Go for it!
Jan Shearn: 2 September 2019Far-flung islands: Mingulay to the Shiants