The Scottish coastline is hugely varied, made up of numerous headlands, islands and sea lochs; and with that it provides a great variety of sheltered trips that do not disappoint when it comes to quality. Whether you are just starting out or are a seasoned paddler looking for somewhere on a stormy days, this selection of trips from throughout Scotland will provide something for everybody. Some are sheltered in their entirety and some offer some stunning sections to be paddled that are invariably sheltered but might be an ‘out and back’ paddle. The guide books will help with this additional information to plan the trips safely considering the wind and tides.
Loch Linnhe & North Lismore
Roshven, Loch Ailort
Arisaig Skerries
Plockton Islands, Skye behind
Mingay, Loch Dunvegan
Ullapool & Loch Broom
Arch on Tanera Beg
Looking into Loch Glendhu
Eilean Nan Ron East coast
Burra scenery
Mini sea stacks
North coast of Noss Head
North Sutor's gun emplacements
Covesea Lookout Tower
Lady's Tower
Fidra & the 'Law'
Ardminish Bay
Skerries in Sound of Harris
