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Prices
valid until 31 Dec 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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| Muck
Early
morning views from the island can be stunning - these are common
seals resting
on a reef at Galanach
Bay with Eigg and the mainland behind.
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Seen
from the top of the Sgurr of Eigg, Muck shows itself as a
small island, but however manages to pack san awful lot of
interesting things into such a small area.
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The
main village is Port Mhor, seen here with the boat the "Wave"
which used to bring goods and people off the ferry before
the new pier was built in 2004.
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The
island itself is a thriving farming community, despite the
obvious difficulties with getting produce and livestock to
market.
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Muck
has always been well known for the warmer than average for
the islands. Crops grow here earlier than elsewhere - arable
cultivation is quite unusual in the Hebrides
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The
owner of the island, Lawrence MacEwan, lives at Gallanach
Bay on the north west of the island. This is the nicest anchorage,
but is very exposed to winds and swell so cannot be used on
every visit.
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The
bay is surrounded by beautiful green fields leading up to
the summit of Beinn Airein (137metres) from which wonderful
views of the islands are to be had
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You
can just make out Guideliner anchored in the bay below.
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Surrounding
the bay are several lovely cottages, some lived in all year
and some for rent.
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Perhaps
the most unusual is the turf roofed cottage, which is some
half a mile from Gallanach. It stands alone, above a wonderful
shell and rock bay in perfect seclusion, and is available
for short term rent for those who can make do with some very
basic but fabulous accommodation. |
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You
can get lovely home cooked food, (I especially recommend the
cream cakes) at the cafe at Port Mhor, which is also the Community
centre, but you may have to join the queue!
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However
the island has its more rugged side - here you can see the
cliffs of Rubh Leam na Laraich on the south of Muck. |
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But one
things seems to be so noticeable on the island.
On Muck the weather can be so much kinder than on the islands around.
Click to view:
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| Contact
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By phone:
+44 (0) 1347 833078 / +44 (0) 7903817882
or
e-mail: info@guideliner.co.uk
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