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Immerse Hebrides are a unique boat tour & coastal adventure family-run company based on the Isle of Lewis. Skipper Neil with over 30 years experience of the local waters and his wife Norma, an experienced adventure sea swimmer are the perfect combination for your seabound adventures. Being native islanders you'll also hear the true and some 'not-so-truel' stories and fables of growing up in the Hebrides.
What we offer:
2 hour Whale & Dolphin Boat Tours with Wildlife Guide
3.5 hour Shiant Islands Scenic Tours
Private boat charters for up to 12 people (pets welcome on private tours)
Multi-day active Hebridean breaks (sea swimming, walking, sea cave exploration)
Outdoor beachside wellness with the Saltbox Sauna
On our boat tours we have regular sightings of minke whale, common dolphins, gannets, shags, guillimots and the occasional sighting of humpback whales and basking sharks, wildlife enthusiasts you will not be disappointed. We are also WISE accredited safe boat operators and adventure guides so know how to observe wildlife safely with minimal disturbance to them.
Visit our website www.immersehebrides.com to book a trip or email us on info@immersehebrides.com for enquiries.
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