Inlets and Islands of Wild Argyll

6-night cruise departing from Holy Loch on June 23rd; July28th; August 18th; September 15th 2012

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Cruise itinerary

This cruise visits many unspoiled places which can only be accessed by boat. Anchorages have been chosen for their beauty, tranquility, natural environment and wildlife and the opportunity to go ashore for a walk or visit a remote historical monument. Many anchorages are also excellent for catching crab and maybe even a lobster. The Mull of Kintyre and Ailsa Craig are possible anchorages but this will be weather dependent There is a wide choice of many delightful stopovers on this cruise, but the decision on which to visit will depend on wind direction and tide and will be at the discretion of the skipper. Typical highlights of this cruise are:

Typical Stopovers and anchorages

• Loch Long and Loch Goil are within Argyll Forest Park and provide a choice of walks and a chance of seeing red squirrels, otters and porpoises,
• The bays, inlets and headlands of the Kyles of Bute offer outstanding scenery with several sheltered sandy beaches with walking opportunities and fabulous panoramic views to the sea and the rugged profile of the Arran hills.
• Anchorages on the Island of Bute include St Ninian's Bay with a visit to tiny Inchmarnock Island with a fascinating history; Scalpsie bay which has a large seal colony and stunning sunsets and Kilchattan bay which has a large sandy beach walk.
• Loch Fyne has many potential small bays to choose for an anchorage including Loch Gair and tranquil Glenan bay

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