Discover Scotland's Majestic Coastline from the Stunning Decks of Big Eagle
All too often an overlooked destination for yacht travel, the spectacular coasts of Scotland are absolutely brimming with majestic scenery, not to mention an abundance of rich history and culture.
Fraser Yachts can assist you with everything you need to plan your dream Scottish getaway, from sourcing an ideal charter yacht like the spectacular 52M (172’) BIG EAGLE, to meticulously planning the ultimate itinerary.
Whatever your specific needs, our expert travel guide will help to get you started:
Scotland's largest city, Glasgow, is not just a cultural hub, but also a key maritime centre, making it a worthwhile visit before setting off on your journey from the nearby city of Greenock.
2. Exploring the Highlands: Helensburgh and Loch Katrine
Widely considered the gateway to the Scottish Highlands, Helensburgh is just a short drive from must-see landmark, Loch Katrine. As the inspiration for Sir Walter Scott's epic poem ‘The Lady of the Lake’, this historic site offers stunning views and a fantastic dose of intrigue.
Inveraray, with its impressive castle and the renowned Loch Fyne Oyster Bar, is a charming stop to take in some Scottish culture. Further along the coast, the island of Kintyre and the town of Campbeltown are a haven for whisky lovers, offering a taste of Scotland's rich distilling heritage.
4. Whisky Paradise: Islay
Home to seven distilleries, Islay is the fifth largest island in Scotland and a key destination for those wanting to dive deeper into Scotland's whisky culture. Don't miss a tour around the island's distilleries, followed by lunch in one of the quaint local eateries.
On Iona, an epicentre of Irish monasticism, you can experience tranquillity and natural beauty at its very best. Additionally, a short cruise away you will find the island of Mull, where you can visit the iconic Duart Castle.
6. Scenic Splendours: Tobermory and Inverie
Tobermory on the Island of Mull offers a variety of scenic walks, all steeped in maritime lore. In Inverie, you can enjoy lunch at 'The Old Forge', the most remote pub in mainland Britain, and relish in the serenity of its secluded location.
7. Iconic Landmarks: Portree and Eilean Donan Castle
Bring your adventure to a unique close by visiting Portree, the largest town on Skye, along with the iconic Eilean Donan Castle, one of the most photographed castles in the world. These exquisite landmarks are emblematic of Scotland's enduring allure – you won’t find anywhere else in the world quite like them.
ABOUT BIG EAGLE
52.4M/172’ | MIE SHIPYARD | 1980/2017 | € 212,500 PER WEEK
With its unique range of amenities and experienced crew, BIG EAGLE can offer the perfect platform for your Scottish charter adventure.
Exuding an air of timeless elegance, the remarkable BIG EAGLE yacht offers an expansive and gracefully designed interior. Step aboard and be captivated by the spaciousness and classic charm that this vessel exudes.
For sports enthusiasts and those who appreciate lively entertainment, BIG EAGLE presents a well-appointed sports bar, where you can gather with friends and family. The yacht's alfresco dining area provides the perfect setting for enjoying gourmet meals against the backdrop of Scotland's stunning coastal vistas.
BIG EAGLE also boasts an abundant array of water toys, ensuring endless excitement and exploration during your charter. From thrilling jet skis to paddleboards and kayaks, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Prepare to be captivated by the elegance, comfort, and sheer luxury that BIG EAGLE presents. It is the ideal vessel for a Scotland charter, where you can revel in the beauty of the Scottish coastlines and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime.
Standout features:
- Hot tub, sports bar and vast alfresco dining area
- Great toy collection including waverunners, slide, water trampoline and bicycles for exploring on land
- Dive gear and air compressor on board
FUN FACTS ABOUT SCOTLAND
2. There are over 900 islands in Scotland
3. The tallest waterfall in Great Britain, Eas a' Chual Aluinn , is in Scotland.
4. Scotland is home to world's tallest hedge.
5. The most common wild animal in Scotland is the red deer.
