Wilderness Group Ltd Traveller Reviews

Our recent experience with Wilderness Scotland exceeded our expectations in almost all respects with regard to trip itinerary & guide leadership, meals & accommodation and trip support. Even when adverse weather forced changes to itinerary, the alternate plan offered excellent experience for all concerned. Highly recommended!!

Wilderness Scotland appear to offer trips of the highest quality, taking great pride in ensuring the guest experience is superb. Our guide was outstanding and the accommodation, meals & support were excellent.

We spent a week on the Knoydart Peninsula based from Doune Stone Lodges through Wilderness Scotland. It was fabulous from start to finish, from the exceptional facilities and meals; scenic hiking routes; island visits; and friendly and professional guide, Kirsty.

Wilderness Scotland has a fabulous website which is easy to navigate and very informative. All details are covered and the trip was delivered as outlined on the itinerary. Appears to be a very professional tour operator and one we would recommend in the future.

Wilderness Scotland First time with them - Everything went very well

We were on a walking holiday in Skye and Harris with a group of eight people plus a guide. I found this just the right number and they were all very nice people. Arrangements before and during the trip were very efficient. The guide was excellent - knowledgeable without being patronising, patient and good humoured. Accommodation and meals were very good.A most enjoyable trip.

Wilderness Scotland are a very good tour operator. This is our second trip with them and won't be our last!

Ditti

Small groups, expert guides

Wonderful coastal walks with sea-birds and seals; impressive rocky coastlines; ancient brochs and croft houses; a memorable sea-cruise near Bressay and Noss; a hill-climb up Rona's Hill; a walk through nesting skuas to the northmost part of Unst to see Muckle Flugga lighthouse. Altogether a fascinating walking holiday.

Wilderness Scotland help me to see and enjoy parts of Scotland which I would otherwise not see and enjoy.

West Highland Way. It was a great outing, even though the weather was bad. The sites and the inns made up for the bad weather.

We were self guided, but the information and maps were thorough.

Very well organised. Our guide was excellent , bringing out the individual characters of each place we visited. The three Hotels used were all excellnt in very different ways. All travel arrangements handled smoothly , we nevr had to rush for any of our connections. A brilliant holiday.

Very easy to deal with , especially when I had to change my plans. Good communication thoughout.

5 day cycling trip (plus 2 days travel) Excellent introduction to the Hebrides - wonderful opportunity to get close to the land and wildlife, while seeing the range of landscapes from Barra to Lewis. Wonderful food and accommodation - the picnics provided were sublime after hours on the bike, and considerable effort had been invested by Wildnerness Scotland to find really good hotels and restaurants. Cycling was challenging in parts for a complete beginner, but the guides were welcoming, flexible and encouraging, and nothing was ever too much trouble.

Organised, flexible, responsive to individual needs, with excellent knowledge of the area and wonderful guides

With the exception of the final day, the hikes were in beautiful countryside and of adequate length. There had been some damage to the trails due to recent storms and floods and this did compromise the hiking on a couple of days, but overall we had a fabulous trip.

Wilderness Scotland provided a very good 6-day walking experience. As first-time hikers, we found the pre-hike documentation was just adequate, and we had to learn some bush walking skills very quickly! The transport and accommodation were good and well-organised.