An Island Odyssey from the Scottish Isles to the Faroes Islands
Scotland and The Faroes
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June 25 - July 7, 2025
This unique expedition appeals to those interested in remarkable history, natural fibers, wonderful wildlife and outstanding scenery. Traveling from Scotland’s rugged coastline to the remote Faroe Islands and on to the Shetlands, Orkneys, and Hebrides; this voyage is a “grand slam” for those who have ever dreamed of visiting these faraway islands.
Itinerary
Day 1: Depart from Aberdeen
Day 2: North Ronaldsay, Orkney Islands
Day 3: Fair Isle & Noss Head
Day 4: Lerwick
Day 5: Fetlar & Unst
Day 6: Torshavn, Faroe Islands
Day 7 Vestmana, Faroe Islands
Day 8 Suduroy, Faroe Islands
Day 9: Stornoway and Shiants, Outer Hebrides
Day 10: St. Kilda
Day 11: Loch Scavaig and Canna
Day 12: Iona and Staffa
Day 13: Oban
Island Sky
If large, resort-style vessels accommodating thousands of passengers are your ideal, then the MS Island Sky is not the vessel for you. You will not find floor shows nor round-the-clock buffets, But you will find an intimate atmosphere where every morning begins a new adventure often traveling by Zodiac to remote landing sites and unique opportunities.
Things that make this trip unique
Few ships are large enough to navigate the open water to the north, yet small enough to weave among the smaller islands along the Scottish coast. The MS Island Sky with just 95 fellow passengers is the ideal choice, combining both elegance and expedience. To duplicate this trip by road, air, and sea would be a logistical nightmare, requiring nearly twice the time—and dollars. To visit the small communities of Fair Isle, Unst, and Fetlar along with the uninhabited St Kilda into one itinerary is rare, and when combined with the towns of Torshavn and Lerwick is an adventure that rarely comes along.
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Pricing is quoted in UK pounds and converted from your currency at time of payment.
A non-refundable 10% deposit is required to secure your reservation.
Final payment is due 120 days before sailing.
Wine is included at lunch and dinner, All other alcoholic beverages are chargeable.
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A word about expedition cruising
Questions and Answers
What's the weather like?
Temperatures in summer typically stay in the 50s. However, the damp ocean air often makes it feel cooler. Rain is not only possible, it's all but guaranteed. Why else does the grass perpetually stay green. The further north we travel, the colder and windier it will get. Then again, there are those perfect days in June when the sun is shining brightly and not a breath of wind to be found.
What about seasickness?
Typically, the seas in this are rather active., although the summer months are known to be calmer than other times of the year. However, for those who are prone to seasickness, advance preparedness is the key.
If this is an expedition, what are the physical requirements?
Each person must be ambulatory, The amount of walking or hiking is at the sole discretion of the individual and may limit access to certain destinations. If walking long distances or along uneven surfaces is problematic, hiking poles are strongly recommended.
Itinerary changes?
We make every effort to stick with the itinerary. However, the weather ultimately dictates our schedule and it is possible we may have to switch landings on a certain day. Occasionally, we might have to miss a landing completely. Please know these decisions are always made based on making your safety our top priority.
