Woodside Self Catering

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17/05/2024

Join one of our trips departing from Oban, Tobermory, Fionnphort, Iona or Ardnamurchan - www.staffatours.com

06/03/2024

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29/02/2024

The Razorbill is distantly related to the Puffin and can be found alongside them on Lunga (Treshnish islands). Join one of our trips departing from Oban, Tobermory, Fionnphort, Iona or Ardnamurchan...

26/02/2024

It’s been a long winter but we are now ramping up for the 2024 season… a few changes in place but we are delighted to be back on a 6 day a week schedule again .. book now at highlandcruises.co.uk

25/02/2024

Some time waiting for the light to be right while taking a photo at Port na Carraidh on the western end of the Ardnamurchan Peninsula had me pondering the difference between knowledge and wisdom and how one helps you take technically correct images and th

24/02/2024

Organising your Cruise Loch Linnhe experience has never been easier! 📱🎟️

Our smooth new online booking system makes the process a breeze! Just reserve your tickets online and pop along to the orange kiosk at Fort William Pier 15 minutes before your scheduled departure!

Head to our website to see just how simple booking your Cruise Loch Linnhe adventure can be: www.cruiselochlinnhe.co.uk 🔗

24/02/2024

Beyond Frozen - Lochan na Dunaich, Near Salen, Ardnamurchan

The remnants of reeds stick through the frozen surface of Lochan na Dunaich, while a faint glimmer of Northern Lights rises from the horizon beyond the trees around its northern edge.

24/02/2024

A White-tailed Eagle, spotted on one of our trips to Staffa and the Treshnish isles...

17/02/2024

Castle Tioram💫

The castle perches regally on a tidal island, keeping watch over Loch Moidart. Tioram (pronounced "Cheerum") was built to control the waterways between Loch Shiel and Loch Sunart, which gave onward access to the western Highlands.

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17/02/2024

16/02/2024

The Isle of Eigg is the second largest of the Small Isles. Its most notable feature is the famous 'Sgurr', a distinctively shaped ridge of pitchstone, which reaches a height of 1290ft above sea level.

Our first sailing of the season will be Friday 29th March - and then after that we'll be sailing every Wednesday and Saturday. Additional sailings will be introduced on Tuesdays and Fridays from May, and Mondays from June.

The crossing to Eigg takes approximately one hour, although it can take longer when there are good sightings of whales, dolphins or basking sharks. There's so much to see and do on Eigg, in the time you have ashore which is 5 hours on Mondays/Wednesdays/Saturday and 3 hours on Tuesdays/Fridays.

Our ferry - MV Sheerwater will land at Galmisdale Pier where you will find the wonderful Galmisdale Bay Cafe & Bar Isle of Eigg Shop and Eigg Adventures.

Just further up from here start some of the stunning walks the island has to offer, including the route to climb the Sgurr. It takes approximately two hours to the summit and affords spectacular views over the other Small Isles. Other things to do include a visit to the Isle of Eigg Brewery and Eigg Tree Nursery

Approximately one mile south of the old pier lies two caves. Cathedral cave was once used for Roman catholic services. The cave of Francis is known as the Massacre Cave. In the 16th century, there was an ongoing feud between the MacDonalds and the MacLeods. The entire population of Eigg (c400) perished when the MacLeods lit a fire at the entrance to the cave where the islanders were hiding.

The road to the other side of the island is about 4 ½ miles and you can make this journey on foot, hire a mountain bike from Eigg adventures or call for the local taxi (Charlie on 01687 482404). Just north of Laig Bay is the famous Singing Sands, which is formed from quartz and emit a squeaking sound when walked on.

You can buy your ferry tickets here 👉www.arisaig.co.uk

📷Arthur Campbell - Arisaig.

16/02/2024

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16/02/2024

Drone shots of castle tioram

16/02/2024

A great haul of sandeels for this puffin, all bound for it's 'Puffling' growing rapidly in it's burrow. Puffins can be found on Staffa and the Treshnish Isles from April to the beginning of August.