Crannog Cruises
Review
What an incredible experience cruising aboard Crannog’s historic vessel, the Souters Lass. The cruise departs from Fort William Town Pier and sails along the Loch Linnhe and Loch Eil. There is no better way to learn about the area and see the local wildlife than being surrounded by stunning views and a host of different seabirds, seals, and porpoises frolicking in the water. The skipper aboard provides the guests with light-hearted informative commentary and is known to keep everyone very entertained. The 90 minute round trips run from March through to October at 11am, 1pm and 3pm daily. Evening cruises are offered in the months of July and August on particular days at 7.30pm. This cruise is great fun for the entire family, well-behaved dogs are welcome too, at no additional fee. Private charters are available, and discounts are offered to group bookings.
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Location
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Nearby Eating Out
The Loughleven Seafood Cafe
The Loughleven Seafood Cafe has been placed so that you can immerse yourself in the idyllic scenery encompassing the Loch Leven and the Pap of Glencoe.
The Creagan Inn
The Creagan Inn restaurant and bar can be found where the glen meets the seas by the ‘little rock’ in a corner of the west Highlands.
The Little Potting Shed Cafe
The Little Potting Shed Café at 5 John St, just off Main Road in Oban, Argyll, is a breath of fresh air in the vegan/vegetarian world.
Nearby Accommodation
Guisachan Guesthouse
The Guisachan Guest House is perfectly poised on the mountainside to offer you stunning views of Loch Linnhe, Fort William and the surrounding area.
Clan Macduff Hotel
This 4-star establishment just south of Fort William is the perfect base from which to launch your tour of the Scottish Highlands.
Bishops Bay Cottage
You couldn’t ask for a more perfect and picturesque self-catering Highlands hideaway than Bishop’s Bay in Onich, Fort William.