Seaprobe Atlantis Glass bottom boat trips
Duration and cost - 2013 |
Scotland's only 4 Star semi-submersible glass bottom boat
.......Don't miss the 2012 otter photos taken from the Seaprobe Atlantis in Kyle (below) |
Frequent cruises depart daily from the old ferry slipway at Kyle of Lochalsh in Ross-Shire. Facilities are excellent, with ample free parking, and a pontoon for ease of access to the boat. Kyle itself has many fine restaurants, hotels, B&Bs, shops, banks and a busy tourist information centre.
The range of trips offered is as follows:
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Tickets Available From Kyle Tourist Information Centre.
| TRIP |
FEATURES |
BAND |
£
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| 1 HOUR |
On this trip we look for otters and other wildlife as we head out under the famous Skye bridge. See spectacular scenery, explore underwater, and then visit the protected seal and bird colonies on Seal Island |
Adults
Youth
Child
Baby
Family
Concess
|
12.99
7.99
6.99
free
38.00
11.99
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| 1 ¼ HOURS |
Join us on an exciting voyage of discovery as we visit the remains of a WWII shipwreck. You will also see a working salmon farm, visit Seal Island, and explore the amazing underwater kelp forests. Abundant seabirds, porpoises and otters are frequently sighted on this trip.
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Adults
Youth
Child
Baby
Family
Concess
|
15.99
8.99
7.99
free
48.00
14.99
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| 2 HOURS |
2 hour trips which incorporate all of the above are also available at certain times. |
Adults
Youth
Child
Baby
Family
Concess
|
24.00
13.50
12.50
free
69.00
23.00
|
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Youth 13 - 15 Child 4 -12 Toddler 1 - 3 |
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Coach parties are welcome - please enquire about our group rates and coach driver incentives
tel. 0800 980 4846 or 01471 822716 or mob. 07765435424 |
Ever Thought of getting married afloat?? Please enquire about our wedding package.
Tel. 0800 980 4846 / 01471 822716 |
Due to Kyle’s sheltered location, the weather rarely
has any effect on cruise times or the cruises themselves.
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Some of our local Otters, seen at various locations in Lochalsh from the Atlantis, Kyle 2012 |
Some of the many 2012 otters... All photos taken from Seaprobe Atlantis by Nigel smith. |
