Start: Saturday September 6, 2025 at 16:00 in Oban/Schotland
End: Saturday September 13, 2025 at 10:00 in Ullapool/Schotland
€ 1.475,- p.p.
Price is based on the division of 2 persons into a double cabin.
The travel sum is inclusive:
- 7 overnight stays on board in a double cabin with private shower;
- all meals during the trip (breakfast, lunch and dinner);
- Non-alcoholic drinks with meals (coffee, tea, milk and water);
- 1 whiskytasting on board
Not included:
- all other non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks (beer, wine and whisky);
- entry tickets for visits to the various distilleries;
- Extra excursions ashore. The costs for the different excursions are estimated at approx. € 100, - per person in total. (Subject to change, program is due to changes determined by the whisky expert and the guests. Participation is not mandatory).
The sailing voyage begins and ends in Scotland. You are responsible for arranging your own travel to Scotland. This is NOT included in the price.
For your journey to and from the ship, please visit the Rome2Rio website.
Your whisky expert during this journey is Wouter Wapenaar: https://www.tastingcollection.com/wouter-wapenaar.html
Be guided by the currents and winds and enjoy the fascinating Scottish scenery as can only be done from a ship.
Outline of a travel Itinerary
We begin our journey in the picturesque town of Oban. Oban, the Pearl of the West Highlands, is situated at the foot of the imposing mountains of Lorn. Along winding streets you can stroll along the bay or take the climb to McCaig's Tower: a Roman amphitheater folly. In the heart of the fishing town you'll visit the famous Oban Distillery.
From Oban we set sail towards Tobermory which, like Oban, offers a variety of museums, galleries, shops, and hotspots. In addition to the Tobermory Distillery on the Isle of Mull, this region is perfect for a walk in nature.
The nearby Ardnamurchan Distillery, on the other side of the Sound of Mull, is also worth a visit. After some whiskies we head to the beautifully located island of Rùm which is slightly larger than the Dutch Terschelling.
Island hopping is the best way to explore beautiful Scotland. Skye, besides its fantastic nature, is home to the famous Talisker Distillery, the oldest whisky distillery on the island. Talisker whiskies are renowned for their smoky peat flavor.
From the distillery you can walk along Talisker Bay to the local pub, The Old Inn, to meet the locals. Prefer to venture further into nature? Skye is very mountainous but definitely worth a longer walk. Also on Skye is the beautiful coastal town of Portree, which stands out brightly among the cliffs. Portree is the largest town on Skye and a paradise for souvenirs.
In addition to Rùm and Skye, Harris is a must-see by ship. In Tarbert on Harris you can try your luck at the Harris Distillery - "The Social Distillery". In addition to excellent whiskies this distillery is known for Isle Of Harris Gin and 'The Hearach' Single Malt Whisky.
The nature of Harris is once again incomparably Scottish: here you can spot iconic species like mountain hares, otters, and red deer.
Last but not least: The island of Raasay, east of Skye, is home to the Raasay Distillery, 'the first legal whisky & gin distillery on the Isle of Raasay'. A distillery that looks like a house and also looks like one from the outside: like a habitable villa, equipped with all modern conveniences. After island hopping we will likely sail to an anchorage in the sea loch Loch Torridon, an idyllic berth in the middle of the water.
On Friday, we sail to Ullapool where we will conclude our last overnight stay with the stories of the week and a whisky dram to end.
On Saturday, September 13th, the captain and his crew bid farewell to the guests, who will leave the ship no later than 10:00 in the morning.
Please note: All destinations in this outline of travel itinerary are subject to wind and weather conditions.
