Logs
Enjoy the awe-inspiring contrast of untamed beinns, glens and the breathtaking drama of Glencoe and its tragic past, with the gentle beauty of the Small Isles and scenic lochs as they awaken in spring. A true voyage of discovery, offering a wonderful variety of scenery and wildlife, all waiting to be explored from Hebridean Princess.
Tuesday, 7 April
We boarded in Oban, a lively harbour town on Scotland’s west coast, and settled in on board. The ship remained in port overnight.
Wednesday, 8 April
In the morning, we visited Ballachulish, with excursions into the dramatic landscapes of Glencoe and its visitor centre. In the afternoon, we continued to Fort William, where guests visited Glenfinnan and learned more about the area’s history. We anchored overnight in Loch a’Choire.
Thursday, 9 April
We spent the morning exploring Loch a’Choire, with peaceful walks on the Kingairloch Estate and views across the loch. In the afternoon, we sailed to Craignure on the Isle of Mull, where guests visited Duart Castle, set on a headland overlooking the sea.
We anchored overnight off the remote Isle of Rum.
Friday, 10 April
We arrived at the Isle of Canna in the morning. Guests enjoyed coastal walks or visited Canna House to learn about island life and history. Later, we sailed to Kyle of Lochalsh, where there was time for local walks and views across to Skye.
We remained alongside overnight.
Saturday, 11 April
In the morning, guests visited the iconic Eilean Donan Castle, one of Scotland’s most photographed landmarks. In the afternoon, there was a choice between a visit to Talisker Distillery on Skye or a walk through the peaceful Attadale Gardens.
We stayed overnight in Kyle.
Sunday, 12 April
In the morning, guests visited the picturesque village of Plockton or explored the small Kyle Station Museum.
In the afternoon, we travelled to Armadale Castle and its gardens, with views across the Sound of Sleat.
We remained in Kyle overnight.
Monday, 13 April
We spent the morning cruising through some of the most scenic waters on the west coast, passing through Kyle Rhea, the Sound of Sleat, and alongside the Small Isles and Mull. In the afternoon, we anchored at Bunessan, where local boats took guests to the Isle of Iona to visit its historic Abbey.
We later returned to Oban Bay for the Farewell Gala Dinner and overnight anchorage.
Tuesday, 14 April
We returned to Oban, where guests disembarked after a week of exploring Scotland’s islands, lochs, and coastal landscapes.
