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North Ayrshire, Scotland, UK

Sailing the Scottish Waters: Vacation Cruise in Largs, Scotland Imagine the sound of the waves crashing against the ship, the wind blowing in your hair, and the sun shining down on you. Sailing through the Scottish waters is an experience that youÃ¢â¬â¢ll never forget. This 6-day vacation cruise will take you to some of the most beautiful places in Scotland, including Largs and Greenock. You'll have plenty of time to explore these towns and their surrounding areas, as well as sail through some of the most stunning waterways in Europe!

Departure Port

Largs Yacht Haven

Duration

6D5N

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Day 1

Largs to Lamlash We'll start our great journey in the town of Largs. We'll then set sail to the town of Lamlash. This town is located on the Isle of Arran, one of Scotland's most popular tourist destinations. Arran is known for its natural beauty, so you're sure to enjoy your time here. Lamlash is also home to a number of historical landmarks, such as the St. George's Church.

Day 2

Lamlash to Campbeltown Our next destination will be to Campbeltown. Campbeltown is a small town located in the southwest of Scotland. The quiet town is located on the gorgeous Kintyre peninsula and is one of Argyll's biggest towns. This town is known for its whisky, so try some while you're here. It offers a lot of city life experience such as cinemas, swimming pools and plenty of shops to keep you occupied.

Day 3

Campbeltown to Lochranza On the third day, we'll visit the town of Lochranza. Lochranza is a village on the Isle of Arran, with a beautiful castle, a distillery, and lots of animals in the vicinity. You can visit the ruined castle, Lochranza Castle. The Lochranza Castle is an impressive old ruinous fortress, standing on a small piece of land in a stunningly beautiful spot. If you're lucky enough, you might find some wild Red Deer. Lochranza is also home to some aquatic animals such as seals and otters.

Day 4

Lochranza to Portavadie (via Tarbert) We'll then visit Portavadie on our fourth day. Along the way, we'll visit Tabert, a village in Loch Fyne. The town offers a lot of seafood you can try. They hold a seafood festival yearly and are known to have the best seafood in all of Scotland. We'll finish the day in Portavadie, a place where you can relax and pamper yourself to your liking. The place offers great facilities including restaurants, spas, infinity pool and a great view of the water beyond.

Day 5

Portavadie to Holy Loch On the fifth day, we'll sail to Holy Loch. Holy Loch is a sea loch located in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It's approximately 11 miles long and three miles wide. The loch is home to a number of marine mammals, such as dolphins, porpoises, seals and whales. You might even be able to see some of these animals while we're sailing! You can also visit the Castle House Museum along the loch.