Sailing on the West Coast of Scotland

This is our Sailing trip on the West Coast of Scotland in July 2023, on board Jandina, a Hallberg Rassy 37 belonging to Andrew Morgan. This was one leg of Andrew's trip around the UK over 3 months in the summer of 2023.
Mallaig, Canna, Mull (Tobermory), Oban, Craobh, Tayvallich, Gigha (Ardminish), Campbeltown, East Loch Tarbert and Troon.
Music from Power Director Library - Scottish Highlands, My Bonny Redhead, Ayes of Green, Coin of the Realm, Cliffs of Moher, Barefoot Bonfire Dance, Flowers for Pluto, Mayfly Jig, Subtext of a Smile.

[@billycosta3203]

Gratis video! Thank you guys!

[@kimkwisun2754]

GREAT !

[@grahamcoffer1720]

Great content,sailed here with family in westerley centaur. I think in 70’s

[@Andre-yu3qs]

Thanks for sharing.

[@cpobyrne1]

Lovely yacht and great drone footage. ~~~_/) ~~~

[@jayjay-bz3rr]

Thank you for taking me with you in your adventures

[@Frank-E]

Thank you for sharing. I was wondering about those visitors moorings, how does that work? Do you have to call the marina to ask or? Blessings from Norway.

[@DaveJohnEllis]

Thanks for watching. Where we used Marinas and stayed on a pontoon we generally called in the morning to say we were coming that afternoon or evening. Where we used Visitor Mooring buoys we just turned up. We never had a problem, in most cases there was a fallback of being able to anchor nearby if the visitor moorings were taken but never had to do that. We used the sailing guides produced by Clyde Cruising Club and these gave excellent information on anchorages and on navigation, including the important tidal information. (Guides available from Amazon). It was good to see so many Scandinavian boats in the area (early July)