I had the great pleasure of spending 21 days sailing onboard SY Selkie and I can honestly say it changed my life forever. Captain Celia Bull and First Mate Dylan... read more are extremely experienced and responsible making sure that the guests are safe and secure while getting to experience remarkable locations.

From The Standing Stones of Stenness to the sheep of North Ronaldsay to the ancient seaport of Stromness to transiting the Caledonian Canal and Lochness. Any one of these places would have been a once in a lifetime memory but to couple them with traveling by sail from place to place it was truly unforgettable.

Do your self a favor and book a passage. It may be the next chapter in your life’s story.

  I had the great pleasure of spending 21 days sailing onboard SY Selkie and I can honestly say it changed my life forever. Captain Celia Bull and First Mate Dylan... read more are extremely experienced and responsible making sure that the guests are safe and secure while getting to experience remarkable locations. From The Standing Stones of Stenness to the sheep of North Ronaldsay to the ancient seaport of Stromness to transiting the Caledonian Canal and Lochness. Any one of these places would have been a once in a lifetime memory but to couple them with traveling by sail from place to place it was truly unforgettable. Do your self a favor and book a passage. It may be the next chapter in your life’s story.

  I have been sailing in these water for many years, but was on Selkie for the first time - a good boat with a hugely experienced skipper who is also... read more a great cook. The Scottish weather is unpredictable, of course, so it is important to take warm and waterproof gear. That weather means that there are few boats on the water and vast spaces to explore, on land and sea. The birds on the Treshnish Isles were spectacular. I will be back next year.

  I have been sailing in these water for many years, but was on Selkie for the first time - a good boat with a hugely experienced skipper who is also... read more a great cook. The Scottish weather is unpredictable, of course, so it is important to take warm and waterproof gear. That weather means that there are few boats on the water and vast spaces to explore, on land and sea. The birds on the Treshnish Isles were spectacular. I will be back next year. …

  Trip of a lifetime sailing to St Kilda and mooring for the night - and swimming - in Village Bay. Gannets swirling around the stacs like confetti. Dolphins... read more surfing the bow waves every day. 18 different types of bird including St Kilda wren. Going back...More

  Trip of a lifetime sailing to St Kilda and mooring for the night - and swimming - in Village Bay. Gannets swirling around the stacs like confetti. Dolphins... read more surfing the bow waves every day. 18 different types of bird including St Kilda wren. Going back in time walking along the village high street. Anchor dram of champagne under a full moon. Being allowed to helm through the (gentle) Atlantic swell out of sight of land. Basking shark and Minkie whales. Amazing food including venison roast. Celia managing the whole experience effortlessly. OMG !!! We'll be back (infact - we have been back for the summer family sail!) . Thank you Celia, thank you Selkie. …