Our seal trips offer a unique experience. Unlike other operators, we don’t promise seal sightings on every trip because nature is unpredictable. However, if you don’t see seals, your trip is free—a guarantee we stand by.
As the longest-running boat trip operator in Skye & Lochalsh, we understand that seals may not always be present. Factors like high tide or disturbances from canoes can affect their visibility. But rest assured, you’ll receive a warm welcome from our experienced crew, who provide insightful commentary suitable for all ages.
Weather permitting, the Sula Bheag sails daily from spring to October’s end. Please note, while parking payment is invited, it’s not mandatory. Join us for an adventure on the water, where nature’s wonders await discovery.
10 Mins drive from Coillemore House in Plockton
Seaprobe Atlantis offers a one-of-a-kind marine experience in the UK, voted ‘Best Wildlife Experience in the UK’ by the Daily Telegraph. This unique vessel allows passengers of all ages to explore underwater wonders without getting wet while also enjoying the scenic beauty above the waves. Located in the Marine Special Area of Conservation at Loch Alsh, Seaprobe Atlantis provides unparalleled underwater views and a full marine experience.
Passengers can observe a variety of marine life, including seals, seabirds, fish, jellyfish, starfish, crabs, urchins, anemones, and otters. There are also opportunities to see porpoises, dolphins, and occasionally whales. Seaprobe Atlantis combines exceptional underwater and surface wildlife viewing, making it a memorable adventure.
10 Mins drive from Coillemore House in Kyleakin
The scenic train journey from Kyle of Lochalsh to Strathcarron offers a captivating glimpse of the Scottish Highlands. Covering a distance of about 15 miles (23 km) in an average of 44 minutes, this route is a feast for the eyes. The train traverses through rugged landscapes, sweeping past lochs, hills, and verdant countryside. With tickets starting at just £8.40 when booked in advance, this journey is both affordable and unforgettable.
There are usually four trains per day, providing ample opportunities to experience this picturesque route. Upon arrival in Strathcarron, you can take a brief 1.5-minute sprint across the bridge to catch the return train, ensuring a seamless round trip. Alternatively, start at Plockton station and disembark on your return journey from Strathcarron at Duncraig Castle, then enjoy a leisurely walk back to Plockton along the coastal path. This journey offers a perfect blend of scenic beauty and Highland charm.
10 Mins drive from Coillemore House in Kyle of Lochalsh

At Sea Kayak Plockton, we aim to build confidence and develop paddling skills while offering a unique perspective of the stunning Scottish Highlands. Plockton’s scenic, sheltered bays are ideal for learning and honing kayaking abilities, which can be tested in the more challenging waters around Loch Carron and nearby islands. Experienced kayakers also have convenient access to the Isle of Skye, just a 10-minute drive away.
Our professional Sea Kayak Instructors provide top-quality equipment and expert instruction. Each adventure includes a guided tour, showcasing panoramic views of the Isle of Skye, Applecross, and the Torridon mountains, and visits to secluded coral beaches accessible only by boat. The coastline is rich in wildlife, offering opportunities to see seals, birds, porpoises, and possibly an elusive otter, making the kayaking experience not only educational but also an exploration of Plockton’s natural beauty.
10 Mins drive from Coillemore House in Plockton

Skye MTB Adventures is the leading Mountain Bike Guiding company for the Isle of Skye. We are based locally and have many years experience of leading adventures on the Isle of Skye and other areas. All our rides are led by fully qualified, local Mountain Bike Guides. At Skye MTB Adventures we pride ourselves on the quality and reliability of our guides and the services they provide. All our rides are led by full qualified Mountain Bike Instructors.
We are fully insured through the Association of British Cycling Coaches which only provides cover to professionally qualified instructors. All our staff are first aid trained to industry standards. All our guides are professionally qualified through internationally recognised Mountain Biking award schemes.
10 Mins drive from Coillemore House in Kyle Of Lochalsh

Ever considered paddleboarding, well one of the best places is the crystal clear waters of Plockton, nestled in the Scottish Highlands? It’s an incredible way to experience the region’s natural beauty from a unique perspective. With picturesque views of Skye and Lochalsh, you’ll be surrounded by breathtaking scenery as you glide along.
What’s even better is that you won’t be left to figure it out on your own. Knowledgeable guides are there to lead the way, providing insights into the local flora, fauna, and history as you paddle. Whether you’re a seasoned paddleboarder or a beginner, this adventure caters to all levels of experience.
So, if you’re seeking an unforgettable outdoor experience immersed in Scotland’s stunning landscapes, consider paddleboarding in Plockton. It’s a fantastic way to explore the region and create lasting memories in one of the most beautiful parts of the Highlands.
10 Mins drive from Coillemore House in Plockton

The Skye Cuillin, renowned globally for its stunning beauty, is a mountaineer’s paradise located on the easily accessible Isle of Skye, off Scotland’s west coast. This majestic mountain range offers world-class climbing, scrambling, walking, and breathtaking scenery. Divided by Glen Sligachan, the Cuillin is split into the rugged Black Cuillin and the softer, more rounded Red Cuillin. The Black Cuillin, also known as The Cuillin Ridge, is the most iconic and challenging ridge in the UK, attracting adventurers from around the world. In contrast, the Red Cuillin, composed primarily of granite, offers a gentler terrain popular among hillwalkers. Whether you’re aiming to summit Skye’s munros, enjoy the exhilarating scrambling and climbing, or conquer the entire ridge, the Skye Cuillin provides an unforgettable experience for outdoor enthusiasts, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking adventure and natural beauty. There are several companies who guide mountaineering or rock climbing days on the Isle of Skye
1hrs drive from Coillemore House on the Isle Of Skye
https://skyeguides.co.uk/
https://www.skye-mountaineering.com/

Mountaineering in Torridon offers some of the UK’s finest winter climbing experiences, catering to all levels of enthusiasts. This rugged region provides an array of courses and guided outings, ensuring both novices and seasoned climbers can find the perfect adventure. Equipped with essential gear like ice axes, crampons, harnesses, and helmets, you’ll be well-prepared to tackle the challenges of winter terrain. Climb Torridon offer courses range from guided ice climbs to self-sufficient winter mountaineering, imparting skills in snow and rock anchoring, as well as avalanche avoidance. Whether you’re looking to learn the basics of winter travel or to refine your technique, Climb Torridon’s courses cover everything you need for a safe and thrilling mountaineering experience. With breathtaking landscapes and challenging climbs, Torridon is the ultimate destination for winter mountaineers, offering an unforgettable opportunity to immerse yourself in the raw beauty of the Highlands while mastering the art of winter climbing.
1.5hrs Mins drive from Coillemore House in Torridon
From mountain lochans, to crystal clear seas, The west coast is truly a wild swimming and cold water swimming paradise. Coastal swims exploring small islands, coasteering, river bugging, or a post walk cool off in a crystal clear stream, the choice is yours !
We have a particular reccomendation for our guests which involes a 2hr walk and scramble to Auchtertyre Hill Lochan up the hill opposite Coillemore House. It starts on the paths then requires a scramble up the bank to get to the trig point at the top. The lochan is just before the trig point. Its not massively deep but great for a cool off after the exertion of the hill climb and the views are incredible from an almost negative edge natural pool.
Walk from Coillemore House