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- Puffins in Scotland: Ted’s Top Tips
- The 2023 Cruising Season is Here!
- Argyll Cruising and Scotland’s Greatest Escape
- How to Spot a White-Tailed Sea Eagle: Ted’s Top Tips
- Argyll Cruising Update | Spring 2022
- Another Fantastic Year of Scottish Cruising and Looking Forward to 2023 and 2024
- Whales Galore in 2022
- The 2023 Hebridean Odyssey and Scottish Private Charter Cruises
- Ahoy from Skipper and Owner Ted
- Coronavirus Update | 02 April 2021
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- Home
- Scottish Cruises
- Scottish Cruises
- Islands and Wildlife of the Southern Hebrides
- Kyles and the Isles
- Villages and Gardens of South Argyll
- Magic of Mull Short Break Cruise
- Arran and Ailsa Craig Wildlife Explorer
- Inlets and Islands of Wild Argyll
- Skye and the Small Isles Cruise
- Magnificent Island of Mull Cruise
- Southern Hebrides and Mull of Kintyre Cruise
- Corryvreckan to the Shiants
- Hebridean Odyssey Cruise – Voyage with Hebridean Island Cruises
- Cruise Calendar
- Charters
- Cruising Area
- Life On Board
- Gallery
- News
- Gardens of Argyll with Argyll Cruising
- The Firth of Clyde, Island Hopping and Scottish Wildlife
- Argyll Cruising: A Warm Welcome to First Time Adventurers
- 10 Reasons You Should Join a Small Boat Cruising Holiday
- A Foodie’s Guide to Oban
- Ahoy from Oban
- All About Ailsa Craig
- Green Tourism and Our Green Journey
- Oban – Summer 2024
- Our Local Suppliers
- Events in Argyll and Bute this summer
- Ten Things You Can Do to have a More Sustainable Holiday
- Scottish Island Hopping with Argyll Cruising
- Why You Should Cruise the Firth of Clyde
- 2025 Scottish Cruises
- That’s a wrap on the 2023 cruising season
- What is the Corryvreckan Whirlpool?
- Your Scottish Cruise Reading List
- Whale Watching in Scotland: Ted’s Top Tips
- Differences Between Dolphins and Porpoises: Ted’s Top Tips
- Puffins in Scotland: Ted’s Top Tips
- The 2023 Cruising Season is Here!
- Argyll Cruising and Scotland’s Greatest Escape
- How to Spot a White-Tailed Sea Eagle: Ted’s Top Tips
- Argyll Cruising Update | Spring 2022
- Another Fantastic Year of Scottish Cruising and Looking Forward to 2023 and 2024
- Whales Galore in 2022
- The 2023 Hebridean Odyssey and Scottish Private Charter Cruises
- Ahoy from Skipper and Owner Ted
- Coronavirus Update | 02 April 2021
- Contact
- Home
- Scottish Cruises
- Scottish Cruises
- Islands and Wildlife of the Southern Hebrides
- Kyles and the Isles
- Villages and Gardens of South Argyll
- Magic of Mull Short Break Cruise
- Arran and Ailsa Craig Wildlife Explorer
- Inlets and Islands of Wild Argyll
- Skye and the Small Isles Cruise
- Magnificent Island of Mull Cruise
- Southern Hebrides and Mull of Kintyre Cruise
- Corryvreckan to the Shiants
- Hebridean Odyssey Cruise – Voyage with Hebridean Island Cruises
- Cruise Calendar
- Charters
- Cruising Area
- Life On Board
- Gallery
- News
- Gardens of Argyll with Argyll Cruising
- The Firth of Clyde, Island Hopping and Scottish Wildlife
- Argyll Cruising: A Warm Welcome to First Time Adventurers
- 10 Reasons You Should Join a Small Boat Cruising Holiday
- A Foodie’s Guide to Oban
- Ahoy from Oban
- All About Ailsa Craig
- Green Tourism and Our Green Journey
- Oban – Summer 2024
- Our Local Suppliers
- Events in Argyll and Bute this summer
- Ten Things You Can Do to have a More Sustainable Holiday
- Scottish Island Hopping with Argyll Cruising
- Why You Should Cruise the Firth of Clyde
- 2025 Scottish Cruises
- That’s a wrap on the 2023 cruising season
- What is the Corryvreckan Whirlpool?
- Your Scottish Cruise Reading List
- Whale Watching in Scotland: Ted’s Top Tips
- Differences Between Dolphins and Porpoises: Ted’s Top Tips
- Puffins in Scotland: Ted’s Top Tips
- The 2023 Cruising Season is Here!
- Argyll Cruising and Scotland’s Greatest Escape
- How to Spot a White-Tailed Sea Eagle: Ted’s Top Tips
- Argyll Cruising Update | Spring 2022
- Another Fantastic Year of Scottish Cruising and Looking Forward to 2023 and 2024
- Whales Galore in 2022
- The 2023 Hebridean Odyssey and Scottish Private Charter Cruises
- Ahoy from Skipper and Owner Ted
- Coronavirus Update | 02 April 2021
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“We will always hold our cruise on the Splendour dear in our hearts.”
Arran and Ailsa Craig Wildlife Explorer | May 2023
“Thank you for a brilliant holiday. I loved every bit about it. Food was fantastic. I’ll be back.” Brigitte Jones
Kyles and the Isles | April 2023
“Fabulous trip, good to be aboard Splendour.” Paul and Elaine Taylor
Arran and Ailsa Craig Wildlife Explorer | May 2023
“Words fail. Our hearts are full and our souls are refreshed. The trip was amazing.” Bud and Gayle Harris
Private charter | May 2023
“A wonderful week cruising around the Clyde, Arran and Ailsa Craig. Superb company and excellent food. Thank you Ted and Iggy.” John
Arran and Ailsa Craig Wildlife Explorer | May 2022