by Tom Watson | 12 Dec 2019 | Sailing Scottish Islands, Skippered Chartering, Themed Cruises
As winter really sets in I am glad I have managed to get most of La Girafe’s external jobs done already. All she needs now is a quick polish and a coat of antifouling. There are only a few internal jobs this year. The engine has already had a service: always better... 
by Tom Watson | 4 Nov 2019 | Sailing North West Scotland, Skippered Chartering, Themed Cruises
We are so delighted to be able to offer paddle-boarding to our RYA Courses, chartered yachting and cruises next season. They will add a new dimension to the adventure we offer and we enjoyed testing them out so much. New for next season, the 2 Gul Cross + 10’7 paddle... 
by Tom Watson | 22 Oct 2019 | Skippered Chartering, Themed Cruises
We are pleased to tell you that next year guests on our Themed Cruises and Skippered Charters will be able to use our two new Gul Coss + 10’7 paddle boards to explore some of the most wild and remote anchorages around the coast of Scotland. Imagine paddling off... 
by Tom Watson | 17 Sep 2019 | Sailing North West Scotland, Skippered Chartering
Ready for our exclusive 2020 Whisky Distilleries tour? Still on passage heading south for the winter. Today entering the Sound of Islay. Yesterday we visited Staffa and Iona on the way. Averaged 8/9 knots boat speed hitting 11.9 kts max. Fast sailing on Sail... by Tom Watson | 17 Jul 2019 | Skippered Chartering
So having retuned from our trip to St Kilda last week I thought it time I recorded our experiences. Friday Having settled our guests Jock Christine and Simon into their accommodation for the week we embarked on a full safety brief and familiarisation of the boat... 
by admin | 14 Jul 2019 | Sailing North West Scotland, Skippered Chartering, Themed Cruises
Sailing to St. Kilda It is the journey of a lifetime for many of us who are captivated by the story of its rugged coasts, beautiful and unique wildlife, and the story of the human population who abandoned their way of life, understandably, because it was just too hard...
