Thanks margb.
A cruise on either of the two vessels doesn't come cheap. Three nights aboard for instance, and you won't get any change out of a 'Grand' in pounds sterling. So like most folk, I'll need to win the lottery first!
They're based in Oban and are a very reputable firm, having won awards from the Scottish Tourism Industry, as well as being highly commended in various newspaper articles, so they must be doing something right.
It's a different kind of cruise experience to what many folk are accustomed to as both vessels are very small, only being 80 feet or so in length, and can only accommodate up to 12 passengers each, along with 4 crew members. I remember these type of holidays becoming a bit more popular in the mid 90's, especially cruises round about the Greek Islands etc. A Greek Isle though, can never compare to a Scottish one.
This is another photo taken on the day, which hopefully won't be deemed too much off topic - as it doesn't actually include the topic subject.
It's looking across the bay towards the Glen Rosa area, with one or two of Arrans famous peaks in the background.
Upper left is 'Ben Nuis' and along to the right, the highest peak on view is 'Ben Tarsuinn'
