About this experience
Enjoy all the scenery and wildlife above and below the waves on the UK’s only Semi-Submersible Glass Bottom Boat. See shipwrecks and kelp forests as you relax onboard.
Highlights
- Cruise out under the Skye Bridge to the spectacular scenery of Skye and Lochalsh
- See fish, jellyfish, starfish, urchins, crabs, anemones and more
- Explore the beautiful underwater kelp forests
- Marvel at the seals on Seal Island and visit a protected bird colony
- Discover the WWII Shipwreck, the HMS Port Napier
What's included
- Glass-bottom boat trip
- Ship crew
- Marine wildlife sightings
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Discover the best of both worlds by exploring the local marine life while staying dry on a modern boat. Marvel at underwater creatures, shipwrecks, and otherworldly landscapes through the boat's glass bottom.
The award-winning Seaprobe Atlantis is Scotland’s unique Semi-Submersible Glass Bottom Boat. Its innovative design provides a safe and exceptionally stable platform from which to enjoy the Spectacular Scenery of Skye & Lochalsh.
Get close-up views of the local seals and other wildlife above the waves, while below the waves enjoy the huge underwater viewing gallery, easily accessed by all, offering full head height, comfortable seating, and all-around underwater vision.
Drift through beautiful kelp forests, amidst a sea of summer jellyfish, and marvel at the rich diversity of wildlife in this Marine Special Area of Conservation.
Seaprobe Atlantis’s sheltered design ensures the weather usually has no effect on cruises and its exceptional stability means no motion sickness — making this cruise accessible and fun for all ages and abilities.
Terms & conditions
For wheelchair users, if you are able to take a few assisted steps to board the boat, the wheelchair can then be carried on board. However, there is no wheelchair access to the underwater viewing gallery
Seals are seen on most trips. However, some external factors can affect seal behavior
Regular Trips daily from Easter to October 31st
Dogs are welcome on board but not downstairs in the underwater viewing gallery