Wilderness Group Ltd Traveller Reviews

Four islands plus one day on mainland Argyll. Excellent guide, lovely group of people, comfortable hotels, easy but good walks every day plus visits to historic sites and attempts to view beavers, eagles, porpoises and whales (who unfortunately declined to turn up). We did see seabirds and seals, though, and had an exciting boat trip to Jura via Corrievreckan whirlpool. Despite mixed weather, it was thoroughly enjoyable

Wilderness Scotland.

West Highland way walk. It was more of a hike than a walk but very enjoyable.

Wildnerness Scotland. Great job.

Please see the results of the survey that I just sent to WIldneness Scotland.

Please see the results of survey that I sent to Wilderness Scotland.

Introduction to sea-kayaking in North-West Scoland.

Wilderness Scotland -- good at making potentially challenging holidays in Scotland very benign.

Driving tour of Scotland. We started in Edinburgh, went up to the Highlands, across to Sky, finishing in Glasgow,

Everything happened as promised

Great way to learn sea kayaking, in a small group in a beautiful setting.

Well organised holiday that matched the description.

This was a canoe trip down the Spey River from Loch Inch to Spey Bay. We had B&B accommodation at the end of each day. All places were good quality and a warm welcome extended. The canoeing was managed by a very competent and entertaining river guide who was very instructive and encouraging, always finding something to commend us on no matter what scrapes we got ourselves into. We learnt a lot about open canoeing whilst having fun. I certainly would recommend this trip

Wilderness Scotland were friendly and efficient and I am happy to recommend this company

Walking in The highlands. with Wilderness Scotland was a marvellous experience. The guides, accommodation, food, group sizes, and overall experience was of the highest quality.

Best company for adventure holidays

The holiday consisted of a one-week sailing and hiking trip through "The Small Isles" off the north-west coast of Scotland on the Eda Frandsen, a 1930's wooden sailing boat. We sailed and hiked every day. The skipper, guide and chef/cook were all tremendous. The quality of the food was amazing. Our week-long sailing / hiking trip is right up there at the top in terms of holidays I have taken. I don't think it could have been improved in any way. It was particularly fun being "crew" on the boat, not just passengers / clients.

Wilderness Scotland provided us with a top-notch sailing / hiking experience. The staff in the office working behind the scenes provided us with efficient booking and answered all of our questions right away. The actual staff on the excursion (our skipper, hiking guide, cook/chef) were great people who made the trip memorable in so many ways. They shared their love of sailing and hiking with us and personalized the trip.

We traveled and hiked through the Scottish Highlands with a fantastic guide, who maximized our experience through his knowledge and experience.

Did a great job of customizing a tour to meet not only our desires but also fit other travel plans.