Boat trips to St Kilda from the Isle of Harris

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St Kilda was populated for thousands of years before the evacuation in 1930 of the 36 remaining islanders.

Photo courtesy of the National Trust of Scotland

Stac Lee, the second highest sea stack in the St Kilda archipelago.

Photo by Arpat Ozgul

The island of Boreray in the St Kilda archipelago is home to the world largest northern gannet colony.

Photo by Jim Richardson

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Journey to the islands on the edge

of the world in comfort and style

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“Bucket list trip!”

Trudy, Sydney. Reviewed on TripAdvisor

My sister in law and I hugely enjoyed our trip to St Kilda, courtesy of Kilda cruises. Our hosts on the boat were polite, courteous, informative and attentive. They looked after us with tea and cake and a dram. Being on St Kilda was just wonderful, enhanced by the boat trip round Boreray and the Stacks. The wildlife is amazing and the skipper was very knowledgeable about the islands. Highly recommend.

“... Unforgettable experience... ”

Alan, Edinburgh. Reviewed on TripAdvisor

Thanks for a great much anticipated trip out to St Kilda. The weather was great with favourable sea conditions and plenty sunshine. The crew Stuart and Donald were very good and focused on passengers welfare on the run out to St Kilda. Hirta is a beautiful island and it’s very interesting to see where the kildans lived and their way of life. On the run back we visited the sea stacks including the towering Boreray and the huge bird colonies where the kildans scaled the rock faces to hunt the sea birds and collect eggs!

As featured in National Geographic and Visit Outer Hebrides