Mastering the art of perfect adventure for 10+ years in the wild?
We specialise in providing activity holidays with a difference – almost all our sea kayaking and hillwalking multi day holidays include wild camping. This allows us to show you the most remote places in the Scottish Highlands. We also offer some great winter skills and mountaineering courses throughout the Winter period.
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We have a unique programme of adventure tours in Scotland!
Our fantastic 5 day winter mountaineering course for people who would like to learn a bit more than just the basics. The last 2 days are an expedition in ...
Our newest adventure introduced in winter 2017. This is the ultimate of ascending the highest peak of Scotland. Camping on the summit of Ben Nevis. Can't find the ...
The 2 day winter skills course is our most popular course during the winter months and we run a course every weekend from early January to Early April. Can't ...
The 2 day sea kayaking trip is our most popular sea kayaking journey we offer. Join our team on a fantastic journey with scenic coastline and sea wildlife. Can't ...
The Summer Isles are some remote islands near the idyllic harbour town of Ullapool. On this 2 day trip you will discover some scenic islands with a rugged coastline ...
This is our ultimate sea kayaking journey and our most popular 5 day trip. The journey may be anywhere along the Skye coast and can also get you to ...
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Loch CoruiskLoch Coruisk is one of those gems in the Scottish Highlands where you get remoteness and beautiful location at the same time. The Loch is encircled by the southern Black Cuillins and has that magic when you think... wow. ... Read More
Uags BothyUags bothy is very much and underrated place and is most of the time not used when we turn up on our trips to the Applecross peninsula. We have used the place several times and the camping area in ... Read More
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