8th May to 19th Oct 2007
Monday-Friday : May, June, September†, October / Monday-Sunday : July†, August
- Regular sightings of Dolphins and Porpoises as we sail into Scotland’s fjord
- Regular Ferry Service to the new National Park calling at Blairmore with bus connection to Benmore Botanic Gardens
- Morning and Afternoon Cruises from Greenock and Helensburgh
- Quad bike mountain tours to 1300 feet*
Set sail for spectacular west coast scenery and enjoy a short cruise to the Argyll Forest Park – where the Highlands begin. You will find yourself in a beautiful, yet secluded and quiet part of Scotland. We regularly see dolphins, porpoises and even the occasional golden eagle and humpback whale.
Morning Cruise from Greenock (with Benmore Botanic Gardens option)
Departing at 1030, we sail across the famous Tail of the Bank anchorage for a brief call at Helensburgh, before continuing on to the village of Blairmore, situated at the entrance of Loch Long. Passengers may remain onboard for the return sail to Greenock, or may disembark to board the connecting bus to and from Benmore. Ferry times connect with bus services to and from Benmore Botanic Gardens (bus fare and garden entrance fee must be purchased separately).
Afternoon Cruise from Greenock
Departing at 1245, we sail across the Tail of the Bank to Helensburgh. Leaving Helensburgh behind, we sail along the Rosneath peninsula before turning into Loch Long for our call at Blairmore. Passengers may disembark here for 1 1/2 hours or stay onboard for our sail into Scotland’s fjord, turning at the entrance of Loch Goil.
Morning Cruise from Helensburgh (with Benmore Botanic Gardens option)
Departing at 1100, we sail to Blairmore at the entrance of Loch Long. Passengers may disembark for the connecting bus to and from Benmore or remain onboard for the return sailing to Helensburgh via Greenock. Ferry times connect with bus services to and from Benmore Botanic Gardens (bus fare and garden entrance fee must be paid separately).
Afternoon Cruise from Helensburgh
Departing at 1315, we sail along the Rosneath peninsula to Loch Long, calling at the village of Blairmore. Passengers can go ashore for 1 1/2 hours or remain onboard for a sail to the entrance of Loch Goil. Keep a good lookout for dolphins and porpoises as we sail into Scotland’s fjord.
Morning & Afternoon Cruises from
* must be booked 24hrs in advance
† no sailings on July 9th and September 3rd
The above photos were taken onboard our vessel in summer 2005.