River Journeys
Are you looking for a unique holiday experience that provides personal challenge in a striking Scottish setting?

The Highlands of Scotland have an impressive range of rivers and lochs that present a diverse and far ranging choice of water journeys. If you envisage a slow and relaxing voyage absorbing views and watching wildlife then there are lochs and lazy-moving rivers in abundance. If instead you want to embark on a full throttle, adrenaline pumping white water ride, tackling rapids and working hard to become a proficient paddler capable of looking after others then the Highlands can offer plentiful opportunities for you too.

You can travel by kayak, open canoe or raft for either single or multi-day expeditions, the choice is yours. Overnights can either be spent at Lagganlia or on the river bank in one of the many remote and charming camp spots you will pass. Please note that your options may be dependent on rainfall and water levels in the area you wish to visit.

If you wish to gain British Canoe Union coaching awards, skills certificates etc we can provide training and assessment for you.

Suitable for those with an adventurous attitude who like holidays with a difference.

Sailing
Picture this: You are skippering your own boat on idyllic Loch Morlich with the Cairngorm Mountains towering above you. You experience a mixture of calm and tranquility followed by bursts of wind spiralling down from the mountains, your adrenalin is racing, to decide to pull the sail in tight and speed down the length of the loch!

We cater for any ability and age group and have a variety of boats available: Optimist dinghies for smaller children, Laser Picos for two children or one adult and Laser Stratos that can take up to 4 people including an instructor.