Hebridean Adventures are WiSe accredited. What does that mean and why is it important when you are choosing a wildlife cruise in the UK?

The wildlife along the coast of Aird outside her door in the Outer Hebrides continues to amaze our Hebridean Adventures lead guide Muriel.

A walk along the cliffs close to home on the Isle of Lewis brought some amazing views of a white-tailed eagle and an otter family this week.

The 2020 Marine Forum in Inverness was a great coming together of science, facts and affirmative action for marine conservation and mammals.

Have a sneak peak at some photos from one of last year's Scottish wildlife tours of the Hebrides and browse this year's cruises today!

Hebridean Adventures and CCOH are working together on a pilot trip this spring with the MV Monadhliath providing access into remote beaches.

More news coverage, this time of our landscape photography cruise in August, visiting the Isle of Skye and Knoydart in the Highlands.

The Travel and Leisure Magazine (TLM) reports on our new range of cruises for 2020, as well as new departure points of Mallaig & Ullapool.

Hebridean Adventures were included in the Telegraph's cruise supplement for 2020.

If you are thinking of maybe taking a cruise with us this year, then you may find this short 4 minute video of interest. Join us on board MV Monadhliath as w...

We are very pleased to announce we have made the shortlist in two categories for the Scottish Highlands + Islands Rural Economy awards.

Just as we thought to turn for home, splashes in the distance marked the arrival of some short-beaked common dolphins.

...a pod of bottlenose dolphins approached our vessel at speed and engaged in some very energetic and quick bow riding.

Yesterday's full day trip began with dazzling blue skies and a slight swell on the surface as we left Stornoway harbour.

...as we sailed out into Stornoway bay it was apparent that there were still plenty of small fish to feed upon...

...not long into the trip we had a group of harbour porpoises on either side of the boat...

Almost immediately our skipper Tony announced he was seeing large schools of fish on the sounder as we left Loch Shell ...

...after breeding the black guillemot, or tystie, stay around Scotland year-round.

They are very obvious thanks to their white scarring on the adults which is caused through interactions with each other, but also...

During the morning trip we were treated to Risso’s dolphins straight away. They were a very active lot...