Scotland Cruises Small Ship
Cruise through the Shetland Orkney and Hebrides Islands in Scotlands far north.
Scotland cruises small ship. With one of the highest ice classes 1B and a 2000 hp diesel engine Ocean Nova is a small but sturdy expedition vessel just as at home in the icy waters of Svalbard as she is in a tranquil Scottish loch. Small ship cruising holidays in Scotland Tours holidays in 2021 2022. Ad Book Today and Save.
All-aged friendly cruise with 40 facilities and various activities. Maritime Jewels of the British Isles. Book by 18 Oct.
And discover the cultural mix of Celtic Norse and British influences. Breathtaking scenery stunning cities haunting history UNESCO World Heritage sites and a variety of ports large and small make Scotland the perfect cruise destination. You cant do them all in a week but you can make a fine start on a Scotland cruising holiday.
Take a small ship cruise of Scotlands wild northern islands which have some of the worlds largest bird colonies where the birds outnumber the human population of this nation of around 5000000 inhabitants. On cruise holidays around Scotland you can soak up stunning landscapes as you sail around the UK coastline in either large or small ships depending on your preference. Our three small ships are St Hilda maximum 6 passengers Seahorse II maximum 11 passengers and Gemini Explorer maximum 8 passengers.
Scotlands islands are some of the most idyllic in the world. The ship has a crew of 34 including North European officers whose prime concern is your safety as well as ensuring wildlife sightings and weather conditions are maximised. All of our ships have been converted to cruise the western islands of Scotland in comfort and style.
Follow the Viking trail aboard the new National Geographic Endurance on a 16-day voyage from Norway to the far-flung islands and archipelagos of the Arctic. The highlights and seldom-seen Scotland. Depending on your itinerary you can explore historic Edinburgh and Aberdeen visit Balmoral Castle and Inverness and enjoy a scenic drive along Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands.
