The perfect combination of adventure and luxury
With a high level of comfort and hospitality on board, our fleet of three ocean-going ships are the perfect combination of adventure and luxury to take our guests to the most far-flung islands of the Hebrides and the remote sea lochs of the west coast of Scotland. All our vessels have twin engines and deep draft for excellent seaworthiness, safety and comfortable cruising. The three ships have different qualities and character but all provide the same high standard of safety, reliability and customer service from four highly qualified crew, namely Skipper, Chef, Steward and Wildlife Guide.
Elizabeth G
Originally built as a Norwegian Rescue Vessel, Elizabeth G is our first choice for expedition-style cruises. She has been fitted out for comfort at sea and accommodation on board is spacious for 8 guests in four double or twin ensuite cabins, (or 10 guests for private cruise charter). The wheelhouse, dining saloon and 2 outside observation decks on two levels offer lots of choice for relaxing and wildlife watching. View the Elizbeth G photo gallery here
Emma Jane
We are making changes to Emma Jane's accommodation for 2027 but for 2026 it remains as ten guests in four ensuite cabins and one master cabin with its own sitting room. For 2027 the accommodation is twelve guests in 6 ensuite cabins. Two of the cabins will be deluxe with more space and private access to the deck. The main dining deck saloon has a separate lounge with sofas for drinks and canapes. A hot tub on the open air aft deck is perfect for a relaxing soak followed by a swim in the sea from a special platform. The choice of spacious decks up top is a unique feature, with several indoor and outdoor seating areas. The sheltered observation deck is 5 metres from sea level giving a superb 360 degree panoramic view for spotting wildlife and soaking in the scenery. The ship’s twin engines, deep draft and wide beam gives it seaworthiness, safety and comfortable cruising. View the Emma Jane photo gallery here>
Lucy Mary
Lucy Mary is a classic motor yacht of contemporary design, easily surpassing other vessels in her class for comfort and cruising range, with luxury accommodation, ocean-going endurance, and excellent sustainable credentials. She carries 8 guests on board (10 for private charter) in 3 ensuite cabins and a master cabin suite. The fittings and finishes are impeccable and elegant, from the custom-designed mahogany dining table, leather suites, a stylish bar area, and original artwork, to a stunning rear deck for alfresco eating and sunset drams. View the Lucy Mary photo gallery here


















Fabulous !I will be honest and admit that I hadn’t even heard of the Flannan Isles until I booked this cruise, so some speedy reading was called for! I’m please I did, for that little knowledge created an aura about the place, and when we were lucky enough (thanks to James !) to actually step ashore, then the highlight of my cruise was instantly created. Then, cruising across to visit the plethora of gannet further added to the Flannan experience, a fabulous place ! That is not to say it was the only highlight – the standing stones at Callanish were another highlight, and being able to anchor within sight of the stones just added to the experience. Those were my own personal highlights, but Eigg and The Shiants were also amazing places. St Kilda was always my dream island to visit, and I managed that on a previous cruise with you, but I must say, I think this cruise actually surpassed that one – what more can I say ! The crew were simply fabulous. Helen kept the accommodation spotless throughout, catered for our every need, Emma provided wonderful meals, Will was a true action man, pointing out wildlife, lifting anchors, fastening ropes precariously on Flannan, and of course, James was ever the perfect skipper. Each and every one of the crew were brilliant to share the cruise with, so friendly, so keen to provide absolutely anything that anyone wanted.
Mr Steve Lloyd: 24 June 2021Far-flung islands: Harris, Taransay & the Flannan Isles