Duration: 3 Hours approximately

This trip is aimed at a maximum of 6 photographers and will visit more Eagle ranges to give you a variety of shots of the birds in different backgrounds.

We offer fabulous, relaxed, photographer friendly White Tailed Eagle Adventures on the amazing Sound of Mull and Loch Sunart.

If you are looking for an unforgettable eagle encounter or incredible photographs of eagles, we are the boat for you.

With sheltered waters and an abundance of wildlife, we are able to help most people to achieve their dream image or experience.

Run by a marine biologist and professional wildlife photographer, we make sure wildlife always comes first and that our work is always conservation focused. Our routes will always take in multiple White Tailed Eagle nests, Golden Eagle ranges, popular haunts of harbour porpoise, common dolphin and bottlenose dolphin as well as Peregrine Falcons, Common Seals, Atlantic Grey Seals and Otters.

Highlights

• White Tailed Eagles

• Golden Eagles

• Peregrine Falcons

• Common Dolphins and Bottlenose Dolphins

• Common Seals

• Atlantic Grey Seals

• Minke Whales

Important to Know

Bring a camera as you will definitely want to capture beautiful photos of these majestic birds and wildlife in their natural habitat. The ideal focal length is 3-400mm on a full frame camera.

Meeting Point

Tobermory Harbour

Itinerary

We will leave Tobermory harbour at 11am on this trip and head out to the North of the island. We should encounter our first pair of White Tailed Eagles at this point and will hopefully get photo opportunities with a variety of backgrounds. 200mm and 4-600mm would work here. We will then head across the Sound going through the Common Dolphin hunting grounds (you never know when they will display and even use the boats wake) to Ardnamurchan and the second pair. These will be likely more distant from the boat, so either a longer lens or a context shot. Following time here, we will head into Loch Sunart to a really special pair with some fabulous colours before returning to Tobermory. We average about 15 dives on the boat for this trip while still sticking to our strict conservation protocol.

Highlights

The big highlight for a photographer is the number of dives from the birds, unringed birds (in case you have fussy competition judges) and the variety of backgrounds that allow your creative juices to flow.