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Location Cres: It’s Autumn down on the Adriatic coast and most of the tourists have gone but the clear cobalt blue sea is still warm enough for a swim at this time of year. The island of Cres’ hidden bays and rocky beaches litter the craggy coastline, viewed from high on a rocky hill they dare to be explored. You could easily lose yourself for an afternoon and well into the evening light, camera in hand waiting for that magic glow.
In the Tramuntana region of northern Cres, pronounced “sress”, hill top villages stand out like beacons with pastel red tiled roofs. The vistas out to dozens of neighbouring islands in the Kvaerner Gulf create stunning seascapes as ships and yachts sail through the channels like cloud streaks in a deep blue sky. Just like Scotland, Croatia has hundreds of islands scattered down it’s coast all with their own special appeal and magical light.
Cres town, our base for a few nights has a collection of crumpled pastel houses that surround the edge of the harbour, with a long history including Venetian and Italian rule. The towns, laneways, small fishing boats bobbing in the harbour and worn smooth walkways all create an air of timelessness and charm .
Location Plitvice:
Back on the mainland, the contrasting paths and rustic walkways of Plitvice meander and twist through blue/green pools with waterfalls and cascades appearing around every corner. The Unesco World Heritage Plitvice Lakes are a series of around 16 lakes, waterfalls and cascades that run for around 8kms between Mala Kapela Mountain and Pljesevica Mountain, around 3 hours south of Zagreb. You can wander for hours capturing flowing cascades and plunging waterfalls set in a lush environment of trees and soaring cliffs.
Location Motovun:
Perched on a 277m high hill the small medieval town of Motovun commands fantastic views of the valley below with the jumbled hillside villas also making wonderful photographic subjects. Located in the region of Istria, Motovun is famous for it’s truffles, hill top location and yearly film festival. Located a short 1 hour drive after coming off the ferry from Cres.
Three great but very different Croatian locations to explore, experience and photograph for yourself in Autumn 2012.
Starts – 1st October 4pm at the Palace Hotel in the heart of Zagreb where you spend your first night (included) – meet up and briefing and evening city shoot.
Ends 9th October 5pm in Zagreb.
What’s included
Pick up and drop off in central Zagreb with transport to locations,
ferry tickets,
Plitvitce National Park entry,
8 nights accommodation,
Zagreb – 1 nights accommodation at the Palace Hotel, Zagreb with breakfast. Visit www.palace.hr
Plitvice – 2 nights accommodation at the Villa Lika in the heart of the Unesco listed Plitvice NP with breakfast. Visit www.np-plitvicka-jezera.hr/en/index.php
Cres town – self contained apartment – 4 nights
Motovun, Istria – 1 night
Refreshments / Breakfast & some lunch provisions
Tuition and guidance on location.
Photo tour fee £1895.00
Book online or email me to express your interest. Trip subject to 2 participant minimum (3 places left) .
Getting there: Note – UK earlybird flights Gatwick to Zagreb are currently (Jan 2012) around £100.00 return with Easyjet Zagreb is about a 2 hour flight from London Gatwick with Easy Jet.
Croatia Airlines also fly from most European centres.
Budget carrier Wizz Air also operate from some countries and flys to Dubrovnik from London’s Luton airport.
Zagreb airport is a 20 to 30 minute bus/ taxi ride to the centre of town. The Croation currency is the Kuna and is easily obtainable. Croatia is in my opinion more affordable than western european countires such as Italy and Greece and offers good vaue for money at most restaurants, cafes and bar. It won’t be long before Croatia becomes a full member of the EU so visit now and experience it as it used to be!
Not included
Does not include flights to Zagreb or airport transfers.
Evening meals.
Please ensure you have adequate travel/ medical insurance.
Croatia is not as yet a full member of the European Union, some visas may be required depending where you are travelling from (not required by UK citizens).
These popular photo tours explore the Isle of Skye, Highland castles, Loch Ness, Inverpolly, The North West Highlands and the beautiful Morayshire Coast, giving you a variety of photographic locations to learn new skills or improve your exsisting techniques.
Who is it for?
Anyone with a sense of fun and adventure, and a camera. Whether you a complete beginner, a serious enthusiast or just want to find yourself amidst magnificent scenery. During the week we’ll focus on improving your technical camera skills, composition, learn to see good light and tune your eye into a good image. A final review and image critique will take place towards the end of the week.
Group Size – max 6.
Where – 4 nights Single Occupancy Lovat Arms Hotel Beauly & 1 night Isle of Skye, Sligachan Hotel all with full breakfast
When – Commences Monday ends Saturday
Fee – £1195p/p
Detailed Itinerary
Schedule commences on Monday at 12:30PM (May and August) 10:30 AM (October/ November).
Details will be made available for each workshop. Locations may vary depending on time of year, please contact me prior to arrivingif you would like an update update.
Day 1 – Monday
Introduction and theory session. Photo location – Fairy Glen waterfall, Cromarty fishing village and Loch Ness.
We’ll kick off with an introduction at the Lovat Arms Hotel before we make our way to the Black Isle for our first photography session. A hidden waterfall in a narrow Glen is a great spot to get comforatable with our camera gear and learn to fine tune exposure and interpret histograms. A short, easy assignment in Cromarty on the tip of the Black isle will get you thinking before we finally head to the north shore of Loch Ness for a dusk session.
Day 2 Tuesday
Photo locations -Inverpolly, Loch Assynt and Achnahaird beach
9:30 AM We head North to Inverpolly & Assynt to spend the day on location, travelling through the scenic fishing town of Ullapool along the way. Just north of here you’ll notice the landscape changing. Photo opportunities abound with classic mountain peaks rising from the moorland. Inverpolly Nature Reserve features glacial lochs and iconic mountains like Cul Mor and Stac Pollaidh.
By the shores of Loch Assynt, 15th century Ardvreck Castle provides a dramatic location before moving on to photograph the craggy peak of Stac Polly from Loch Lurgainn. Weather permitting we’ll take a ramble up its slopes for amazing views of the Assynt landscape from near it’s summit.
Dinner in the scenic fishing town of Ullapool, returning to the Lovat Arms in Beauly later in the evening.
Day 3 Wednesday
Photo locations – The Moray coast, Hopeman, the bow fiddle Bow fiddle rock and Findhorn Beach
Time to head east and make our way over to the Morayshire coast. This is Single Malt whisky country where the famous Spey river makes it’s way to the sea. We’ll spend an hour or two photographing the scenic fishing town of Hopeman, take a walk along the beach and end the day photographing the dramatic rocky formations along the shoreline including the Bow Fiddle Rock and Findhorn beach.
Day 4 Thursday
12PM – 4PM Review, image critique Q&A session.
A more leisurely day. After an image review and editing session, we’ll have the option of photographing a location closer to home. Options may include Glen Affric,Plodda Falls, Reelig Glen and Urquart Castle.
Day 5 Friday
Photo locations – Eilean Donan castle, Isle of Skye
Overnight on the Isle of Skye returning to Inverness on Saturday .
After an early breakfast we’ll head off from the Lovat Arms to Eilean Donan Castle on the road to the Isle of Skye for our first shoot. We’ll get some classic morning shots of the castle perched out on Loch Duich from 2 vantage points.
Then it’s onto the Kyle of Lochalsh and over to Skye where we’ll make our way up the coast road north through the colourful scenic town of Portree and have the option of photographing the stunning rock formations and pinnacles around the Quiraing on the Trotternish Peninsula or the shore line around Duntulm and Elgol.
(Skye itinerary may vary and locations will be based on those most suitable for photography. The itinerary above is just one of several options).
Overnight accommodation will be at either the Sligachan Hotel or the Old Inn, Carbost depending on numbers and availability.
Day 6 Saturday
After breakfast we’ll head back to Inverness after a shoot around the Fairy Pools near the Cuillin mountains.
Highland Highlights workshop ends 1700 hours
Your fee includes 4 nights single occupancy hotel accommodation with full Scottish breakfast in Beauly and 1 nights B&B accommodation on Skye, refreshments, snacks and fresh fruit while on location, expert photography tuition, critiques and photoshop photo editing demo. Does not include meals or entry fees except where indicated.
*There will be various options available for meals so you can suit your own taste and budget. Good quality walking boots and wet weather gear are also recommended. If you’re unsure or have any questions please contact me for more specific info. Days/sessions vary in length but can average between 8 -12 hours in duration.
Getting Here
Inverness is serviced by Easyjet and Flybe and has an airport with connections from most main UK airports including London and Birmingham. Flight times are around 55 minutes.
Options to extend your visit to the Highlands are available, with additional tuition at a variety of other great locations.
Contact Glen for more info.
On hand at all times is practical help and advice from multi-award winning AIPP master photographer Glen C Campbell who’s been providing expert photo tuition for the last six years.
The price below is your deposit. You will be charged for the balance due before your tour.
These popular photo tours explore the Isle of Skye, Highland castles, Loch Ness, Inverpolly, The North West Highlands and the beautiful Morayshire Coast, giving you a variety of photographic locations to learn new skills or improve your exsisting techniques.
Who is it for?
Anyone with a sense of fun and adventure, and a camera. Whether you a complete beginner, a serious enthusiast or just want to find yourself amidst magnificent scenery. During the week we’ll focus on improving your technical camera skills, composition, learn to see good light and tune your eye into a good image. A final review and image critique will take place towards the end of the week.
Group Size – max 6.
Where – 4 nights Single Occupancy Lovat Arms Hotel Beauly & 1 night Isle of Skye, Sligachan Hotel all with full breakfast
When – Commences Wednesday ends Monday
Fee – £1195p/p
Detailed Itinerary
Schedule commences on Wednesday at 12:30PM (May and August) 10:30 AM (October/ November).
Details will be made available for each workshop. Locations may vary depending on time of year, please contact me prior to arrivingif you would like an update update.
Day 1 – Wednesday
Introduction and theory session. Photo locations – Fairy Glen waterfall, Cromarty fishing village and Loch Ness.
We’ll kick off with an introduction at the Lovat Arms Hotel, before we make our way to the Black Isle for our first photography session. A hidden waterfall in a narrow Glen is a great spot to get comforatable with our camera gear and learn to fine tune exposure and interpret histograms. A short, easy assignment in Cromarty on the tip of the Black isle will get you thinking before we finally head to the north shore of Loch Ness for a dusk session.
Day 2 Thursday
Photo locations -Inverpolly, Loch Assynt and Achnahaird beach
11:30AM We head North to Inverpolly & Assynt to spend the day on location, travelling through the scenic fishing town of Ullapool along the way. Just north of here you’ll notice the landscape changing. Photo opportunities abound with classic mountain peaks rising from the moorland. Inverpolly Nature Reserve features glacial lochs and iconic mountains like Cul Mor and Stac Pollaidh.
By the shores of Loch Assynt, 15th century Ardvreck Castle provides a dramatic location before moving on to photograph the craggy peak of Stac Polly from Loch Lurgainn. Weather permitting we’ll take a ramble up its slopes for amazing views of the Assynt landscape from near it’s summit.
Dinner in the scenic fishing town of Ullapool, returning to the Lovat Arms in Beauly later in the evening.
Day 3 Friday
Photo locations – The Moray coast, Hopeman, the bow fiddle Bow fiddle rock and Findhorn Beach
12:00PM Time to head east and make our way over to the Morayshire coast. This is Single Malt whisky country where the famous Spey river makes it’s way to the sea. We’ll spend an hour or two photographing the scenic fishing town of Hopeman, take a walk along the beach and end the day photographing the dramatic rocky formations along the shoreline including the Bow Fiddle Rock and Findhorn beach.
Day 4 Saturday
12PM – 4PM Review, image critique Q&A session.
A more leisurely day. After an image review and editing session, we’ll have the option of photographing a location closer to home. Options may include Glen Affric,Plodda Falls, Reelig Glen and Urquart Castle.
Day 5 Sunday
Photo locations – Eilean Donan castle, Isle of Skye
Overnight on the Isle of Skye returning to Inverness on Monday.
After an early breakfast we’ll head off from the Lovat Arms to Eilean Donan Castle on the road to the Isle of Skye for our first shoot. We’ll get some classic morning shots of the castle perched out on Loch Duich from 2 vantage points.
Then it’s onto the Kyle of Lochalsh and over to Skye where we’ll make our way up the coast road north through the colourful scenic town of Portree and have the option of photographing the stunning rock formations and pinnacles around the Quiraing on the Trotternish Peninsula or the shore line around Duntulm and Elgol.
(Skye itinerary may vary and locations will be based on those most suitable for photography. The itinerary above is just one of several options).
Overnight accommodation will be at either the Sligachan Hotel or the Old Inn, Carbost depending on numbers and availability.
Day 6 Saturday
After breakfast we’ll make our way to the wonderfull Fairy Pools near the Cuillin mountains for a final session before heading back to Inverness .
Highland Highlights workshop ends @ 1700 hours in Inverness
Your fee includes 4 nights single occupancy hotel accommodation with full Scottish breakfast in Beauly and 1 nights B&B accommodation on Skye, refreshments, snacks and fresh fruit while on location, expert photography tuition, critiques and photoshop photo editing demo. Does not include meals or entry fees except where indicated.
*There will be various options available for meals so you can suit your own taste and budget. Good quality walking boots and wet weather gear are also recommended. If you’re unsure or have any questions please contact me for more specific info. Days/sessions vary in length but can average between 8 -12 hours in duration.
Getting Here
Inverness is serviced by Easyjet and Flybe and has an airport with connections from most main UK airports including London and Birmingham. Flight times are around 55 minutes.
Options to extend your visit to the Highlands are available, with additional tuition at a variety of other great locations.
Contact Glen for more info.
On hand at all times is practical help and advice from multi-award winning AIPP master photographer Glen C Campbell who’s been providing expert photo tuition for the last six years.
The price below is your deposit. You will be charged for the balance due before your tour.
Lightstalker Photo Tour: A great opportunity to spend 6 fantastic days photographing the Highlands this spring. This trip focuses on some of the most dramatic locations in Scotland. You’ll be able to explore, photograph and experience some classic Highland landscapes while receiving some hands on expert tuition, learning the secrets to taking great landscapes and putting your existing skills to the test. You’ll be fully escorted when on location with myself, AIPP Master Photographer Glen C Campbell.
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Who is it for?
Anyone with a sense of fun, adventure, and a camera. Suitable for complete beginners, serious enthusiasts or those just wanting to take a break and soak up the magnificent scenery.
During the week we’ll focus on improving your technical camera skills, composition, learn to see good light and tune your eye into a good image.
Tuition
On hand at all times is practical help and advice from multi-award winning AIPP master photographer Glen C Campbell who’s been providing expert photo tuition for the last 7 years.
Group Size – minimum 2 participants – max 6
What’s included – 5 nights single occupancy accommodation with breakfast – 3 nights Lovat Arms Hotel in Beauly ~ 1 night in Glencoe and 1 night at the Sligachan Hotel on the Isle of Skye, ferry from Mallaig to Skye, guiding and tuition, transport to all photo locations, refreshments.
When – Commences Monday ends Saturday
Fitness level ** moderate
“The whole experience with stunning locations, good accommodation and good company is one I fully intend repeating in the very near future.” Janet Turnbull – Scotland
“Glen is an outstanding photographer but also a true Scottish Gentleman – flexible in his approach to teaching photography and sensitive to the needs of the group both for great locations places to eat and our desire to learn about Scottish culture – would recommend” October Highlander tour participant, Cornwall – UK 2011
Detailed Itinerary
Commences at 12:30AM on Monday at the Lovat Arms Hotel Beauly just outside Inverness
Day 1 – Monday
12:30am: Introduction – We’ll kick off with an introduction, answer any questions and make sure we’re comfortable with our camera gear.
Photo Locations – Mountains and Lochs of Torridon
The Torridon area is famous for its outstanding natural beauty. Brooding Highland mountains including Ben Alligin, Liathach and Ben Eighe stand over the northern side of Upper Loch Torridon and Glen Torridon and its this main area that we’ll be exploring and focusing on. We’ll also photograph the shore of magical Loch Maree and its classic Caledonian Pines and views of the mountain of Slioch.
Day 2 Tuesday
Photo locations – Glen Affric and Loch Ness
Glen Affric is considered to be Scotland’s most beautiful Glen, and Loch Ness it’s most famous Loch. Vistas, waterfalls and native Caledonian Pine trees will provide both back drop and subject matter. We’ll finish with a dusk shoot on the northern end of Loch Ness.
Day 3 Wednesday
Photo locations –
Cairngorm National Park
We’ll make our way from Beauly to Glenfeshie in the Cairngorm National Park via the all year round resort of Aviemore. The Cairngorm National Park is one of my favourite locations and our first photo session will feature a series of hidden cascades that run down a quiet wooded hillside. The second shoot will feature nearby Loch an Eilean, a loch with a mountainous backdrop and castle ruins that almost seem to float in the middle of the Loch. The castle was once a stronghold of the Wolf of Badenoch who died in the early 15th century. Our final dusk session will include Loch Morlich with views over to the Cairngorm mountains.
Day 4 Thursday
Depart Beauly for Fort William and Glen Coe:Venue Inchree Lodges, Onich.
We head south down the Great Glen, hugging the western side of Loch Ness before passing through Scotland’s adventure capital Fort William at the foot of Ben Nevis, Britain’s highest mountain. We’ll spend the rest of the day exploring and photographing Glencoe the “weeping Glen”. A classic photography location and one of Scotland’s most well known. Waterfalls, brooding mountains and majestic Buachaille Etive Mor, probably Scotland’s most photographed mountain will be the main focus of our attention.
Dinner – Clachhaig Hotel/Pub
Day 5 Friday
Photo locations – Arisaig & Morar beaches and the Isle of Skye.
We’ll check out around 9:30am and travel west through Fort William stopping in Glenfinnan and by the pristine beaches around Arisaig and Morar, amongst the finest in Scotland, with views to match. Glenfinnan has stunning views over the Highlander monument and Loch Sheil and the now famous viaduct (yes the Harry Potter one) along with the River Finnan also feature. The small isles of Eigg, Muck, Canna and Rum lie off shore from Arisaig and the jagged peaks of the Cuillin of Skye dominate the view to the North West, our next destination.
Ferry to Armadale, Isle of Skye from Mallaig 16:30hrs. Arrives 17:00hrs
We’ll focus on the coastline around Tokavaig on the Sleat Peninsula with views to the Cuillin in central Skye before travelling up through Broadford and onto Elgol for our dusk session, one of Scotland’s great panoramic vistas across Loch Scavaig to the Black Cuillin.
Dinner Broadford pub or fish and chips
Late on we’ll travel to the Old Inn Carbost by Loch Harport where we’ll spend the night.
Day 6 Saturday
09:00 AM Breakfast and check out.
After breakfast we’ll have a photo session by Glen Sligachan between the Red and Black Cuillin before making our return back to Inverness via Eilean Donan castle on Loch Duich which we can photograph from 2 vantage points.
Estimated time back in Inverness around 3 – 4 pm.
Additional Info
Does not include evening meals, lunches or entry fees except where indicated.
*There will be various options available for meals so you can suit your own taste and budget. Clothing: Good quality walking boots and wet weather gear are also essential. If you’re unsure or have any questions please contact me for more specific info. Days/sessions vary in length but can average between 8 -12 hours in duration.
Getting Here
Inverness is serviced by Easy jet and Flybe and has an airport with connections from most main UK airports including London and Birmingham. Flight times are around 55 minutes. Inverness flights are available through Amsterdam Schipol and Aberdeen from Frankfurt. Any questions or you need help getting here, just get in touch. Overnight trains are available from London Euston as are buses.
Contact Glen for more info.
From April to September the Scottish Highlands has very long hours of daylight. In these months sunrise can be as early as 04:45AM and dusk around 23:00hrs. These tours have been designed to offer free time in the morning* or evening and group contact time of around 8 – 12 hours per day. This is to ensure you get the most out of your photography and your Highland experience. Schedules, shoot times and locations may vary depending on weather and hours of daylight. *(Autumn tours have limited free time)
The Location: The Isle of Eigg, one of Scotland’s magical photographic locations. A landscape that photographers dream of photographing. Imagine a wide expansive beach littered with sculptured boulders, rock pools and ribbon patterns in the sand all taking centre stage while the dramatic outline of the Island of Rum with it’s twin peaks Askival and Ainshval provide the backdrop. A Great location to explore, photograph and experience.
* A partner package of accommodation/meals only may be available.
Whats included
Accommodation and all meals
The Lageorna croft house (check it out – www.lageorna.com) sits above the Bay of Laig just a short walk from our main locations, the beaches, with magical views out to the Island of Rum. Recently converted this will be your base while we explore the island of Eigg. Included is a single occupancy room with breakfast, 2 course dinner and packed lunch, they also serve coffee, cakes and soup during the day. A partner package may also be available on request.
Return ferry tickets to Eigg from Mallaig
Tuition and handout field notes.
Guidance and expert photography tuition.
Local mini bus will get us where we need to be
The workshop
The Bay of Laig and Singing Sands will provide the main location with the Isle of Rum providing the backdrop. Walks on the southern side of the island with great views up to the Sgurr of Eigg will also feature. Sessions will include creative compositions, balancing exposure with ND filters, and sharing my digital darkroom techniques while refining our images with Adobe Photoshop back at the Croft. Image reviews and critiques will also play a part.
Photographing at sunrise and sunset or the magic hours will be our priority and there will be some time available to relax after breakfast prior to the afternoon and evening sessions.
Recommened equipment ; Neutral Density Gradiant filters, Neutral density 4 stop or 10 stop filters don’t worry if you don’t have them, although a Polarisor and Tripod will be required.
Fitness level
Moderate level of fitness, some coastal walking and occasional gradients on boggy / rocky terrain.
Group size – maximum 5 and subject to 2 participant minimum.
IMPORTANT – When and where: What makes Eigg such an attractive place to visit is that it is not easy to get to, so it’s never too busy. No cars are allowed on the Island (other than residents) and ferries are sporadic but usually on time. It is important that you get to Mallaig in plenty time to get the ferry in the morning. Details will be posted once the 2013 timetable is available. I will be driving down from Inverness on and can offer a lift to Mallaig if need be.
Some accommodation options in Mallaig: B&Bs, Backpackers and hotels.
http://www.road-to-the-isles.org.uk/cameron.html
http://www.road-to-the-isles.org.uk/western-isles.html
http://www.road-to-the-isles.org.uk/morven.html
http://www.road-to-the-isles.org.uk/moorings.html
http://www.road-to-the-isles.org.uk/sheenasbackpackerslodge.html
http://www.westhighlandhotel.co.uk/
Locations – Inner and Outer Hebridean Islands of Skye, Lewis & Harris
This workshop focuses on two of Scotland’s most breathtakingly beautiful areas. The wild empty beaches, coastlines, seascapes and standing stones of the Outer Hebridean Islands of Harris and Lewis and the dramatic Trotternish landforms of the Quiraing and the Old Man of Storr on the Isle of Skye. This is a workshop not to be missed.
Isle of Skye – 2 nights
One of Scotland’s most famous locations, Skye needs little introduction. We’ll mainly be focusing on the areas around Trotternish including Old Man of Storr, the Quiraing and the waterfalls and cascades around Glen Brittle. We’ll also visit and photograph the classic view from Elgol on the first evening.
Isles of Lewis and Harris – 3 nights
On Wednesday we’ll take the ferry (2hrs) from Uig to the Outer Hebridean Island of Harris where we will be based for 3 nights at the Harris Hotel.
From here we will explore and photograph some of the finest beaches and wide open spaces in the British Isles inlcuding Scarasta, Seilebost and Luskentyre. Other locations will include Great Bernera’s Bosta beach with it’s Iron age settlement and stunning views out to sea, the mountains of Harris and the Calanais standing stones (built around 3000 years BC) on the Isle of Lewis.
What’s Included
5 nights accommodation (single occupancy room) 2 Nights Sligachan Hotel, and 3 nights at the Harris Hotel, Tarbert.
All ferry tickets,
packed lunch and refreshments,
Expert individual photography tuition in the field.
Photoshop session, image critiques, field notes.
Suitable for – all skills levels. Fitness level – low to medium.
Workshop itinerary
This is flexible but here’s a general idea of what to expect during your workshop.
Monday 1pm – depart Inverness for Skye
Evening shoot – Elgol
Sligachan – Evening introduction and briefing by Glen.
Typical workshop day
Sunrise shoot followed by breakfast
Morning image review
Afternoon shoot on location until dusk
Dinner around 19:30 – Heb Hotel Bistro serving excellent meals featuring local ingredients at reasonable prices (not inluded)
Evening options: Image review / critique / photoshop editing / Raw workflow / relax in the bar.
Saturday
After an early breakfast we’ll head north, travelling up through Lewis with a couple of location stops enroute
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We’ll then catch the Stornoway to Ullapool ferry at 14:00 arriving at Ullapool at 17:15 where we well make our way back to Inverness for around 19:00.
Places are limited to 6 – book now.
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