Southern Hebrides and Belfast Lough

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Southern Hebrides and Belfast Lough

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Southern Hebrides and Belfast Lough
Summer sailing between the Scottish Highlands and the Antrim Coast

A sailing voyage that leads from the quiet beauty of Scotland's west coast to the lively harbour of Belfast. On board our traditional sailing ship, you will experience the sea and its natural world as constant companions: the wind fills the sails, the water glitters in the changing light, and everyday life quickly fades from view on deck.

During the first miles, the foothills of the Scottish Highlands shape your impressions of this voyage. Their striking landscapes form an impressive backdrop as the ship glides through the waters between the islands and the mainland. If you wish, you can learn more about sails, rigging, navigation, meteorology and life on board under the guidance of the crew – or simply sit on deck and watch the horizon.

The route leads through the Southern Hebrides to Belfast Lough – a world of islands where wide views alternate with sheltered anchorages. Passing the islands of Islay and Jura, the view opens onto rugged coasts, green hillsides and small villages that are deeply connected to life by the sea. With a little luck, seabirds appear above the waves or seals on the rocky shores. Each day follows its own rhythm: sometimes sailing takes centre stage, and sometimes there is time to get to know a harbour or a bay more closely.

Further south, the scenery changes. The coast of Northern Ireland welcomes the Eye of the Wind with new views and an exciting mix of rugged nature and maritime history. Finally, the course leads into Belfast Lough. Arriving in Belfast makes for a special finale: after days at sea, a city awaits whose past and present are closely bound up with shipbuilding and the sea.

A sailing trip full of open horizons, wind and island moments – and an extraordinary way to travel from Oban to Belfast. According to the itinerary, arrival in Belfast is scheduled for Thursday evening (5 August) or Friday morning (6 August). This gives you a full day to explore the city's sights without having to book an additional hotel night.

The times and harbours mentioned are intended as an example itinerary and are not binding. The route described here may change at short notice due to prevailing wind and weather conditions. The ship's command decides on stopovers and the course of the voyage – whenever possible also taking your wishes into account. This way you experience the trip as a pleasant mix of adventure and comfort, of getting involved and simply enjoying.

Our friendly permanent crew know the route from previous trips and ensure a maritime feel-good atmosphere on board

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