Sailing Trip Oban - Ullapool

A journey along some of the most beautiful places on the west coast of Scotland, some of which can only be reached by ship.

We invite you to join us on this beautiful sailing trip from Oban to Ullapool. A wonderful journey along the west coast where we visit some of the absolute highlights of Scotland. Along the way there will be plenty of time to visit the various towns and islands and sample the local culture.

DATES

• Embarkation: July 10 from 18.00 in Oban
• Disembarkation: July 16 to 10.00 in Ullapool

PRICES

As our double cabins vary in size, we have divided them into two categories.

• Standard cabin ...............................€ 1195,- per person
• Comfort..........................................€ 1325,-per person
• Single cabin........................... € 1695,- ( limited availability)

Included:

• Based on double cabin with shower and toilet.
• Bed linen and towels.
• Crew consisting of: Captain-Sailor-Cook
• Use of Zodiac for landings.
• Half board including coffee-tea-milk and juice with meals.

Not included:

• getting to and departure from the ship
• Personal expenses
• Any additional entrance fees and drinks
• Drinks on board

We sail with an international travel company on board. Our guests on this sailing trip come from the Netherlands, Switzerland, England, Germany, Sweden and Scotland, among others.

Possible Itinerary:

As a sailing ship, we are largely dependent on the weather. The program below is a guideline and can be adjusted under the influence of weather, currents and especially the wind. This may mean that we skip ports or call at ports other than those described below. Flexibility is the rule!

Day 1: Oban

We begin our trip in Oban, a cozy fishing town located in and on a beautiful bay. Here you will also find the famous Oban Distillery which is well worth a visit. After you have settled into your cabin you will meet the crew and the other guests during a delicious welcome dinner. After this the captain will tell you about the ins and outs of the ship and the planning for the coming days.

Day 2: Tobermory

Today we sail from Oban to Tobermory. Picturesque Tobermory is the largest town on the Isle of Mull. It is a charming little place with brightly colored houses and an array of small businesses such as a chocolate shop, bakery, candle maker, silversmith, art gallery and a potter, among others. Tobermory is also known for its art centers, a small theater company and some good pubs and eateries. And, of course, you can visit the famous Tobermory Distillery on our trip. There are some wonderful walks around the natural bay.

Day 3: Inverie, Loch Nevis

Today we sail from Tobermory to Inverie, a town on Loch Nevis. Inverie is the largest town on the Knoydart Peninsula and can only be reached by ship or a two-day hike through the hills. From the pier where we dock you have a magnificent view of Loch Nevis and plenty of beautiful walks in the area. You can also have a drink at the UK's most remote pub, "The Old Forge. Along the way there is a good chance of spotting dolphins and whales.

Day 4: Plockton

Today we continue our journey north. We sail through the "Kyle Rhea", a strait between the mainland and the Isle of Skye known for its strong tidal currents, towards Plockton. Plockton is a colorful village also called "The Jewel of the Highlands." We will anchor in the sheltered bay and you will be brought ashore. The many palm trees that dot Plockton make the village feel almost Caribbean in nice weather.

Day 5: Portree

Today we sail to Skye, the largest island of the Inner Hebrides. The village of Portree is the largest town on the island and has a lot of nice stores and sights. There is plenty of time to explore the island and for example the walk to the famous "Old man of Storr".

Day 6: Loch Inver

Today we take a long sailing day to LochInver, a pretty fishing village just north of Ullapool. Lochinver is in a beautiful setting, and is famous for the local "Pie shop" which attracts tourists from all over the world.

Day 7: Ullapool

On our last day of sailing, we sail from Lochinver to Ullapool. Ullapool is a relatively young town founded in the late 18th century during the peak of the herring catch. The rugged landscape surrounding Ullapool is known for its wildlife, wildlife and many bird species found here. Tonight we enjoy a sumptuous meal on board, it has been a wonderful and varied week where we have seen the enchanting Scotland in a unique way.

Day 8:

Unfortunately, the wonderful trip has come to an end. After a sumptuous breakfast, it is time to say goodbye to the Flying Dutchman and its crew

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Sailing vessel The Flying Dutchman

The Flying Dutchman is built in 1903. In 2004 Klaas bought this ship and reconstructed it in order to serve as a passengers’ ship that is able to sail the international waters. The ship has a worldwide license according to international safety rules and the ship has been outfitted with the latest navigation and communication systems.

The interior is warm and cosy. The mahogany wood adds to the maritime atmosphere. Refreshments can be found at the bar which is provided with a beer tab. Each cabin has its own bathroom with toilet and shower. Outside you will find plenty of spots to sit, relax and enjoy the passing scenery.