Landfall
Landfall
Tour operator and travel agency
Tour · Scotland · On foot
The Highland coast on foot
The tour · West Highlands
Six days from glen to sea cliff with twelve travellers, a stove in every tent and a guide from Oban.
This is a walking tour for people who walk at weekends, not for mountaineers. The longest day is fourteen kilometres on a shore path and the shortest is five. A boat or a van carries the bags, so you carry water, lunch and a jacket.
The pace is unhurried on purpose. We start after breakfast, stop when the light is good and reach each night's bed with time to sit outside before dinner. Day four is half free: the cliff path early, then nothing until supper unless you want it.
What makes it is where you sleep. Canvas with a stove in Glen Etive, a cabin on the loch, the inn at Ardnamurchan and a dome under the Cuillin. Calum has walked this coast since he was a boy and plans each day around the weather that morning. Bring waterproofs and expect to use them.
The itinerary · 6 days
The route, day by day.
Day 01 / 06Glen Etive
Into the glen
Meet in Glasgow at nine, drive north and walk the last hour to camp. Dinner is on the deck.
6 km on foot · night under canvas
Route, day by dayDrag the line to travel it
What you pay for
What is included.
Included
- Every night's bed: canvas, cabin, inn and dome
- All meals from dinner on day one to breakfast on the last morning
- Bags moved by boat and van
- The ferry to Skye and the boat into Loch Coruisk
- Your guide and a second leader
Not included
- Travel to Glasgow
- Travel insurance
- Drinks at the inn
- Walking boots and waterproofs
Your guide
Calum MacRae
Lead guide, Scotland · Oban, Scotland
Grew up on a croft above the Sound of Mull and has walked every glen we use, most of them in the rain.
212tours led
Meet CalumTravellers on this tour
★★★★★
“We were twelve strangers on Monday and one loud table by Wednesday. Calum knew when to talk and when to let the glen do it.”
Tour · Scotland · On foot
The Highland coast on foot
The tour · West Highlands
Six days from glen to sea cliff with twelve travellers, a stove in every tent and a guide from Oban.
This is a walking tour for people who walk at weekends, not for mountaineers. The longest day is fourteen kilometres on a shore path and the shortest is five. A boat or a van carries the bags, so you carry water, lunch and a jacket.
The pace is unhurried on purpose. We start after breakfast, stop when the light is good and reach each night's bed with time to sit outside before dinner. Day four is half free: the cliff path early, then nothing until supper unless you want it.
What makes it is where you sleep. Canvas with a stove in Glen Etive, a cabin on the loch, the inn at Ardnamurchan and a dome under the Cuillin. Calum has walked this coast since he was a boy and plans each day around the weather that morning. Bring waterproofs and expect to use them.
The itinerary · 6 days
The route, day by day.
Day 01 / 06Glen Etive
Into the glen
Meet in Glasgow at nine, drive north and walk the last hour to camp. Dinner is on the deck.
6 km on foot · night under canvas
Route, day by day
What you pay for
What is included.
Included
- Every night's bed: canvas, cabin, inn and dome
- All meals from dinner on day one to breakfast on the last morning
- Bags moved by boat and van
- The ferry to Skye and the boat into Loch Coruisk
- Your guide and a second leader
Not included
- Travel to Glasgow
- Travel insurance
- Drinks at the inn
- Walking boots and waterproofs
Your guide
Calum MacRae
Lead guide, Scotland · Oban, Scotland
Grew up on a croft above the Sound of Mull and has walked every glen we use, most of them in the rain.
212tours led
Meet CalumTravellers on this tour
★★★★★
“We were twelve strangers on Monday and one loud table by Wednesday. Calum knew when to talk and when to let the glen do it.”
Tour · Scotland · On foot
The Highland coast on foot
The tour · West Highlands
Six days from glen to sea cliff with twelve travellers, a stove in every tent and a guide from Oban.
This is a walking tour for people who walk at weekends, not for mountaineers. The longest day is fourteen kilometres on a shore path and the shortest is five. A boat or a van carries the bags, so you carry water, lunch and a jacket.
The pace is unhurried on purpose. We start after breakfast, stop when the light is good and reach each night's bed with time to sit outside before dinner. Day four is half free: the cliff path early, then nothing until supper unless you want it.
What makes it is where you sleep. Canvas with a stove in Glen Etive, a cabin on the loch, the inn at Ardnamurchan and a dome under the Cuillin. Calum has walked this coast since he was a boy and plans each day around the weather that morning. Bring waterproofs and expect to use them.
The itinerary · 6 days
The route, day by day.
Day 01 / 06Glen Etive
Into the glen
Meet in Glasgow at nine, drive north and walk the last hour to camp. Dinner is on the deck.
6 km on foot · night under canvas
Route, day by dayDrag the line to travel it
What you pay for
What is included.
Included
- Every night's bed: canvas, cabin, inn and dome
- All meals from dinner on day one to breakfast on the last morning
- Bags moved by boat and van
- The ferry to Skye and the boat into Loch Coruisk
- Your guide and a second leader
Not included
- Travel to Glasgow
- Travel insurance
- Drinks at the inn
- Walking boots and waterproofs
Your guide
Calum MacRae
Lead guide, Scotland · Oban, Scotland
Grew up on a croft above the Sound of Mull and has walked every glen we use, most of them in the rain.
212tours led
Meet CalumTravellers on this tour
★★★★★
“We were twelve strangers on Monday and one loud table by Wednesday. Calum knew when to talk and when to let the glen do it.”
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