Moments that matter.
Some of the most scenic and exciting locations the Inner Hebrides has to offer all a short boat trip from the Isle of Tiree.
How to Book a Tiree Sea Tour:
If you are booking more than two weeks in advance of the current week, please book online.
If you are currently on the Island or will be in the next two weeks please call our booking office: +44 (0) 778 881 0623. OR Call into the booking office located at the airport
In the current 2 week period all tours will show a full. However they may not be so please do gives us a call or drop into the booking office at the airport. We look forward to seeing you.
Skerryvore Lighthouse
Skerryvore (from the Gaelic An Sgeir Mhòr meaning “The Great Skerry“) is a remote lighthouse off the west coast of Tiree.
Our 2.5 hour Skerryvore Experience heads west from Scarinish, past the seal colony at Heanish and the shore station at Hynish (the construction site of the tallest lighthouse in Scotland).
The fun really starts as your experienced Skipper will unleash the rib’s powerful twin 150 h/p Engines to take you the 12 miles (19 kilometres) south-west of Tiree to view the majestic Skerryvore.
£55 Per Ticket
All trips are dependent on weather conditions and minimum passenger numbers.
The skipper may alter, cancel or amend the route of any sailing at his discretion for the safety of passengers.
Fingal’s Cave
A sea cave on the uninhabited island of Staffa.
This three hour cruise takes you South East from Tiree across the passage of Tiree and passed the iconic Dutchman’s cap. Out on the open waters, you’re bound to experience an adrenaline rush, as your Skipper revs the engine and takes you on a thrilling high speed journey to view from the water the unique sight of this amazing hexagonal jointed basalt columns which create the natural wonder- known as Fingal’s Cave. Subject to swell conditions – step ashore and spend an hour on Staffa. Inside this natural cathedral, close your eyes and you can even hear Mendelssohn’s Hebrides Overture
£55 Per Ticket
All trips are dependent on weather conditions and minimum passenger numbers.
The skipper may alter, cancel or amend the route of any sailing at his discretion for the safety of passengers.
Lunga (Treshnish Isles)
Meet your skipper at Scarinish Pier, put on your life jacket, and then hop aboard your state-of-the-art RIB for your three-hour tour. Sit back, clutch the rail, and zip over the water — reaching speeds of up to 21 miles per hour (25 knots) — as your skipper navigates the boat east of Tiree before landing on the uninhabited island of Lunga. Spend an hour and a half ashore there (weather permitting) and enjoy close-up, unobstructed views of the most varied and accessible seabird colonies in the Western Isles. Lunga has over 6000 birds including razorbill, kittiwake, fulmar, great skua and not forgetting the majestic puffin.
The Treshnish Isles lie 12 miles from Tiree and are currently designated as a site of special interest and a special protection area for the conservation of wild birds. Because of the sensitive nature of the ecosystem, please do take the time to read the information below.
£55 Per Ticket
All trips are dependent on weather conditions and minimum passenger numbers. The skipper may alter, cancel or amend the route of any sailing at his discretion for the safety of passengers.
Visiting Lunga
Lunga, the main island of the Treshnish, is a bird reserve. Please treat it with respect. By stepping onto this island you are intruding into the lives of other creatures. Please do not encroach within 10 metres of the birds. Stay on the paths and away from areas where there are puffin burrows because you will cause them to collapse, possibly trapping young birds or adults inside.
DO take all your litter home.
DO NOT disturb or approach the wildlife, particularly during the breeding season.
DO sit and wait for a while – it is often possible to gain a more rewarding view of the wildlife.
DO NOT climb on old walls or move stones. This can damage a valuable archaeological site.
DO avoid the cliff edges and wet grass on steep slopes.
DO NOT bring dogs (unless assistance dogs) or any pets onto the islands.
Whilst on the island please note that paths have not been formally constructed and they are not maintained or marked. They are used at the discretion and risk of each visitor.
Isle of Iona
located off the Isle of Mull on the West Coast of Scotland just 18 miles from the coast of Tiree.
Jump aboard our 8.5M Humber RIB and feel the power of the twin 150 h/p Engines. Look back and admire the beauty of Tiree – the Land below the Waves.
This 3 ½ hour cruise takes you to Iona. This is the perfect place to go for a truly relaxing visit and is ideal for anyone wanting to “get away from it all”. Once on the island , you have three hours to experience one of the oldest Christian religious centres in Western Europe. The abbey was a focal point for the spread of Christianity throughout Scotland and marks the foundation of a monastic community by St. Columba it remains a popular site of Christian pilgrimage today.
Your return trip to Tiree will take you via Fingal’s cave and the Treshnish Isles.
£75 Per Ticket
All trips are dependent on weather conditions and minimum passenger numbers. The skipper may alter, cancel or amend the route of any sailing at his discretion for the safety of passengers.
Isle of Coll
We run regular trips from Tiree to the Coll, as well as wildlife watching trips between Coll and Tiree. All our trips can depart from Coll with prior arrangement contact us to discuss. We have teamed up with Coll Hotel and we can offer combined ticket which includes a meal at the new Gannet Restaurant and bar. More details coming soon.
Prices Start from £35 Per Ticket
All trips are dependent on weather conditions and minimum passenger numbers. The skipper may alter, cancel or amend the route of any sailing at his discretion for the safety of passengers.
If you would like to know more about our trips to Coll please complete the form below and one of the team will get back to you.
