Lochaber, Scotland
Journey in kayaks and wild camp responsibly on this stunning west coast expedition. Suitable for both beginners and more experienced paddlers, you will discover some of the Moidart, Ardnamurchan peninsula, or Road to the Isles’ incredible coast, famed for its otters, seals, eagles, and basking sharks to name but a few. Set up a wild camp in a remote location and try out some fishing or beach combing. Spend the evening around the campfire sharing stories with fellow adventurers and mix it up with some folk music too for a proper west coast discovery!
Stunning turquoise sea
Small islands
Scottish folk music
Wild camping
Wildlife
3 days kayaking guiding and coaching qualified and experienced guides
2 nights wild camp
All kayaking expedition meals included
All kayaking and camping equipment provided
Travel to/from the adventure start/end point in Arisaig
Accommodation before and after adventure
Personal travel insurance
Any other items not mentioned as included
Wild camping in a tent (2 people sharing)
Outdoor cooking
Nourishing meals
Seafood (not included)
Wild camping equipment
Outdoor cooking and dining
Kayaking Equipment
Safety Equipment
Drybags
Waterproof jacket and trousers
Comfortable clothes
Warm hat and gloves
Base layers
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Small backpack (15-25 litres)
Reusable water bottle
Swimwear
Sleeping bag
Binoculars (optional)
Any medications required
Arrival and Departure in Arisaig
Why not travel by train to and from Arisaig?
There is a day train and a sleeper train from London Euston station to Fort William, then on to Arisaig
There is also a train from Glasgow to Arisaig (Mallaig line) - see www.thetrainline.com for more details
Sara, our founder, made Lochaber her home over a decade ago and your kayaking guides are some of the first people she bumped into. As seasoned kayaking guides and a well known easy-going pair, Ben and Stuart have spent the past twenty years introducing folk to the beautiful turquoise waters of the west coast of Lochaber. They're firm believers in making kayaking available to people from all walks of life so that everyone can enjoy the benefits of being in nature and wild places. Over the years of working at sea, they have seen a huge increase in pollution and plastics. Remote coves littered with fishing nets. Plastic bags and rubbish left over from visitors and campers. By going to these places to camp responsibly, and engage with the sea in all weathers, we become far more aware of our impact and the importance to keep our seas and beaches clean beautiful for all.
We are proud to work with local partners and members who share our passion for slow adventure, sustainability and regeneration. Together with the local community we have identified a number of projects in Lochaber that you can support by booking with Slow Adventure.
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