Wilderness Scotland Traveller Reviews

5 day cycling trip (plus 2 days travel) Excellent introduction to the Hebrides - wonderful opportunity to get close to the land and wildlife, while seeing the range of landscapes from Barra to Lewis. Wonderful food and accommodation - the picnics provided were sublime after hours on the bike, and considerable effort had been invested by Wildnerness Scotland to find really good hotels and restaurants. Cycling was challenging in parts for a complete beginner, but the guides were welcoming, flexible and encouraging, and nothing was ever too much trouble.

Organised, flexible, responsive to individual needs, with excellent knowledge of the area and wonderful guides

With the exception of the final day, the hikes were in beautiful countryside and of adequate length. There had been some damage to the trails due to recent storms and floods and this did compromise the hiking on a couple of days, but overall we had a fabulous trip.

Wilderness Scotland provided a very good 6-day walking experience. As first-time hikers, we found the pre-hike documentation was just adequate, and we had to learn some bush walking skills very quickly! The transport and accommodation were good and well-organised.

From the Isle of Skye to Isles of Harris and Lewis it was worth every moment to have Wilderness Scotland take care of the itinerary I dreamed of. Guide was very knowledgeable, and fun! Overall excellent trip!

Wilderness Scotland is an excellent organization with knowledgeable guides who are passionate about their love for Scotland. I am pleased with their service!

Organisation and guide were excellent. Food was also very good especially for. wild camping. Guide's skills, consideration and all round friendliness was fantastic. I do not normally write such glowing reports but this deserves these comments.

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Great cycling, not difficult. Could have done with better weather but can't do anything about that.

Excellent service. Couldn't ask for more.

Bike trip from Inverness to Edinburgh at end of which I felt that I had achieved something. Days not too long but plenty of hill climbs

Wilderness Scotland continue to produce holidays which show off Scotland and get you to push your personal boundaries

a intense experience, which made me discover the world of scottish Islandsand cultural aspects, which I would not have known travelling on my own.

great to see his competence, flexibility, joy and care

On board the 'Eda Frandsen' from Mallaig to Arisaig, to Canna to Muck to Rum and then to Loch Hourn and Inverie and back to Mallaig. Porpoises, dolphins (I now know the difference!), puffins, bonxies, eagles - beautiful scenery and pleasant walks (I chose not to go on the longer hikes).

Wilderness Scotland sent very full briefing notes and an almost too comprehensive list of suggested equipment for the holiday. I would go on another Widerness Scotland holiday, perhaos on a slightly bigger boat next time.

When I told people I was going kayaking in Northern Scotland in May, the general response was "you must be mad". Little did they know just what a terrific experience it would turn out to be. From the pre-trip communications to the ease of travel to the absolutely first-class instructor, it simply couldn't have been better.

Wilderness Scotland excelled themselves in all areas - I'd have no hesitation in recommending them to anyone looking for an adventure holiday North of the border.

A guided cycle trip from Inverness to Edinburgh on minor roads with two guides and a support vehicle, included cycling over the Cairngorms, and was interspersed with cultural visits. Small friendly group of 8 clients. Overnight accommodation in good b&bs and small hotels. The guides have good local knowledge and are friendly and supportive.

Wilderness Scotland is a small, friendly and locally responsible operator. It arranges supported activity holidays in Scotland for small groups and it looks after its clients very well.