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Prices
valid until 4 Oct 08
Prices are all inclusive with no hidden charges.
Per person:
3
night cruise £490
5 night cruise £840
12 night cruise £1590
Whole boat charter:
3 nights £2500
5 nights £4250
12 nights £8000
Specialist Cruises:
Please see relevant calendar.
We offer breakfast, lunch (packed if going ashore) and an evening
meal.
Please inform us of any dietary requirements as soon as possible.
Tea, coffee, filtered water, fruit juice and biscuits are available
at all times.
Alcoholic and carbonated drinks are not included and are not available
for sale on-board, please bring your own supplies if you wish.
We
meet at 1400 on the first day of the cruise and sail, weather permitting,
as soon as possible. We aim to return to the marina at 1000 on the
last day of the cruise.
Free
car parking is available at the marina.
There
are no hidden charges.
To
obtain a booking form please click here:
Booking Form
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here to download
I would be grateful if each guest could complete the form thanks
For further details, a chat, or to book:
Tel + 44 (0) 1347 833078
Mob + 44 (0) 7903817882
Contact us! by e-mail
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Photo
Galleries - Flowers |
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Gallery - Flowers
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Lesser
butterfly orchid (Platanthera bifolia) on Canna. These orchids
are not common in the Hebrides, this one was found near the
old catholic church on Sandray. |
Early
Marsh OrchidEarly Marsh Orchid (Dactlorhiza incarnata
v.)
Very
common throughout the islands.
and white variation.
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Primrose.Primrose,
(primula vulgaris)
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Spring
Squill (Scilla verna) |
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Thrift
(Armeria maritima)
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Sea
Rocket (Cakile maritima)
On a sandy beach, again on sandray, although common everywhere
on similar beaches. |
Marsh marigold (Caltha palustris)
This
is in a small stream near a crofthouse on Eriskay.
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Dwarf Spear thistle on Hirta.Dwarf Spear thistle (Cirsium
vulgare) on Hirta, St Kilda.
All
the flora of St Kilda is dwarfed in response to the almost
continual high winds.
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Round
leaved sundewRound leaved sundew (Drosera rotundifolia)
Found
in a roadside ditch on North Uist.
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Greater
sundew Greater sundew (Drosera angelica)
Found
further along the same ditch!
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Bog
pimpernell Bog pimpernell (Anagallis tenella)
Fairly
common on damp ground later in the season.
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RoserootRoseroot
(Rhodiola Rosea)
Occurs
on many of the sea cliffs, in huge profusion on the north
cliffs of Skye. (Rubh Hushinish)
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Oysterplant
(Mertensia maritima),
with the site on the Treshnish Isles to the right. Very uncommon
now in the wild, although grown in many garden rockeries. |
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Silverweed
Silverweed (Potentilla anserina)
Many
of the beaches have lots of this, but it also occurs well
away from the sea.
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Hebridean
violetHebridean violet (Viola tricolour hebridensis)
A
unique viola to the Hebrides, it brightens up many parts of
the machair dunes.
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Thyme
broomrape (Orobanchaceae alba)
Found
in a quiet bay on the Ross of Mull this uncommon plant parasitizes
thyme.
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Narrow
leaved (or slender leaved) hellaborine (Cephalanthera
longifolia)
This
flower is found 30ft up a rocky (and steep) cliff in the same
bay as the above.
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Us |
By phone:
+44 (0) 1347 833078 / +44 (0) 7903817882
or
e-mail: info@guideliner.co.uk
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