Sailing in Scotland
Islands, straits and passages amid the ever-changing weather of northern sailing
Islands, straits and passages amid the ever-changing weather of northern sailing
We sail together while each crew keeps its freedom
A berth with a WeSail skipper or an entire yacht for your crew
Welcoming coastal towns, a unique experience navigating locks and remarkable landscapes all around
We meet at Largs Yacht Haven, take over the yachts, stock up on supplies and hold a safety briefing. In the evening, we get to know the other crews and walk along the Largs waterfront
Our first passage takes us to the Isle of Arran. Once ashore, we explore its mountain scenery. Depending on our berth, we walk around Brodick or Lochranza; in Lochranza, we can see the waterside castle and a distillery
We leave the sea for the Crinan Canal and spend two days passing through its locks. The crews take part in the transit, with green banks, small pontoons and a night on the canal along the way
After the canal, we set course for Islay. We plan a walk through its northern landscapes; if our berth allows, those who wish can visit a local distillery
We sail to Jura for its rugged coast, views of the Paps of Jura and a walk on the island. If our berth allows, we can stop by a local pub or distillery
We head to Oban, a port town on the west coast. After mooring, we walk along the waterfront; anyone interested can visit a museum or distillery before our final passage
We complete the route with a passage to Craobh Haven. We return the yachts, say goodbye to the crews and continue with our own plans
A berth with a WeSail skipper or an entire yacht for your crew
This yacht is already in the flotilla
This yacht is already in the flotilla
After the main week, we plan a separate offshore training trip. The route, dates and participation terms are being finalised
Leave an enquiry and we’ll share details once the programme is confirmed
Choose a berth on Oceanis 45 or a whole yacht for your crew
We’ll confirm availability and booking terms
We’ll send you route, packing and marina meeting details
Board the yachts on 26 June
You don’t need sailing experience to book a berth on Oceanis 45: a WeSail skipper sails the yacht. For a whole yacht, you need a skipper whose qualifications are approved by the charter company
The departure and arrival ports are set. The skippers will confirm the stops and passages based on the forecast
Yes, you can book a single berth on the WeSail yacht — we’ll bring the rest of the crew together
After the main week, we’re planning offshore training. We’ll announce the route, price and booking details separately
Leave your contact details and we’ll help you choose a berth or whole yacht and confirm availability
We are happy to answer your questions and help you plan your trip