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We will meet on the Croft, beside the workshop. Signage says ‘shop’. Your tour will begin by introducing you to our animals, sheep, Highland cows and donkeys. You will receive a warm Highland welcome and will gain insight into the daily routines of crofting and the life of our sheep and how we produce ethical wool. We will then enter my workshop where you will gain a brief history of fleece preparation, hand spinning, the reasons and history behind our uniquely hand knitted designs including our famous bespoke fisherman’s Gansey. You will have an opportunity to see our products and understand about Croft sustainability here on the Isle of Skye. A humerous story telling experience for everyone. Other things to note: Bring waterproof clothing as the weather can change quickly. The experience is not suitable for small children. As we are a working Croft, and not a petting farm, we cannot guarantee you will be able to touch any of the animals.

More Tea Spaces on Sheepy Sleepover Naughty Sheep Retreats - 3 nights fun and wellness, half board,including afternoon tea Feed and stroke gorgeous Herdwick sheep. Fun for groups, gorgeous for couples. Adults only. Romantic trips, aniversaries, birthdays, animal lovers or adventurers in search of the unique and exclusive. Happy sheep and intimate teas means limited places. Private hen parties and Baaad boy brunch by request. NY Times, Vogue, Forbes Enjoy a traditional tea in the meadow looking at our panoramic views. Hilarious pet sheep will join you for cuddles and a bit of naughtiness and trying to eat all the wrong things.. After your outdoor home-made afternoon tea, you can photograph your new friends in the meadow or barn with a special bond of trust . If we have lambs there may be the chance to give them a bottle of milk too. You will enter the secret world of sheep- a wholesome joy Animals and hens are unpredictable and untrained Please don't film and feed at the same time- they like your full attention and I will ask for some phone-free periods to experience the Mindfulness of your new flock. The sheep are free to choose to walk away to graze too I recommend walking from the village to the location, 25 mins but you may drive the rough stone farm track of 1k. This is an outdoor experience in the Loch Lomond National Park- dress wisely

Isle of Skye's only commercial smokehouse! A tour of the uniquely designed smokehouse is inspired to look like a traditional Scottish building called a cleit. A peat roof and stonewalled buildings from the bygone years. (Search on google St. Kilda and Cleit). Learn how the local alder wood is prepared by hand using an axe and used to fire the smokehouse and to create the smoke. I will talk about the various techniques of hot and cold smoking, wet and dry curing. Smell the secret 6 spice mix blend used in the current recipe to cure the salmon. Can you guess any of the spices? Finally the best bit tasting, Sample 5 different canapes. A twist on a Cullen Skink, Smoked salmon mousse on beetroot and blini, two additional tasting spoons. Topics covered Isle of Skye, the only commercial smokehouse Wild salmon vs farmed salmon Wood selection, why alder? Dry and wet curing Kitchen equipment Smokehouse design, cleits The smoking processes such as hot and cold techniques, temperatures ect My products can be bought locally at: Aros Centre (Portree) The Top Shop (Broadford) An Crubh ( Sleat) Beths Deli (Balmacara) Plockton Shores Heb Shack (Uig) Pottery by by Lenz Ceramics https://www.lenz-ceramics

A small introduction to the Collie demonstration. A chance to meet thedogs as well . A short talk on the history of the area the importance of the working dog over the centuries in different working environments , the evolution of the working dog to what we have today, followed by a demonstration of the working dog , and an opportunity for one from the group to try to work my dogs ! Other things to note Duration 1 hr

In a beautiful and secret location near Loch Ness with celtic hanging rings and altar where dressed in traditional Scottish dress I will explain this full celtic ritual of handfasting. After the traditional gaelic introduction the rest of the ceremony will be in english and I will join your hands together and you will repeat the old vows of binding from long ago. You will be offered the chance to recite your own vows after this if you wish. After the ceremony you can relax with your loved one and a romantic and decadent Scottish gourmet picnic and drinks complete with fire, rugs, blankets, crockery etc. Other things to note This is not a legally binding ceremony and available for lovers, married couples, same sex and mixed sex couples alike.

We will meet on the Croft, beside the workshop. Signage says ‘shop’. Your tour will begin by introducing you to our animals, sheep, Highland cows and donkeys. You will receive a warm Highland welcome and will gain insight into the daily routines of crofting and the life of our sheep and how we produce ethical wool. We will then enter my workshop where you will gain a brief history of fleece preparation, hand spinning, the reasons and history behind our uniquely hand knitted designs including our famous bespoke fisherman’s Gansey. You will have an opportunity to see our products and understand about Croft sustainability here on the Isle of Skye. A humerous story telling experience for everyone. Other things to note: Bring waterproof clothing as the weather can change quickly. The experience is not suitable for small children. As we are a working Croft, and not a petting farm, we cannot guarantee you will be able to touch any of the animals.

More Tea Spaces on Sheepy Sleepover Naughty Sheep Retreats - 3 nights fun and wellness, half board,including afternoon tea Feed and stroke gorgeous Herdwick sheep. Fun for groups, gorgeous for couples. Adults only. Romantic trips, aniversaries, birthdays, animal lovers or adventurers in search of the unique and exclusive. Happy sheep and intimate teas means limited places. Private hen parties and Baaad boy brunch by request. NY Times, Vogue, Forbes Enjoy a traditional tea in the meadow looking at our panoramic views. Hilarious pet sheep will join you for cuddles and a bit of naughtiness and trying to eat all the wrong things.. After your outdoor home-made afternoon tea, you can photograph your new friends in the meadow or barn with a special bond of trust . If we have lambs there may be the chance to give them a bottle of milk too. You will enter the secret world of sheep- a wholesome joy Animals and hens are unpredictable and untrained Please don't film and feed at the same time- they like your full attention and I will ask for some phone-free periods to experience the Mindfulness of your new flock. The sheep are free to choose to walk away to graze too I recommend walking from the village to the location, 25 mins but you may drive the rough stone farm track of 1k. This is an outdoor experience in the Loch Lomond National Park- dress wisely

Isle of Skye's only commercial smokehouse! A tour of the uniquely designed smokehouse is inspired to look like a traditional Scottish building called a cleit. A peat roof and stonewalled buildings from the bygone years. (Search on google St. Kilda and Cleit). Learn how the local alder wood is prepared by hand using an axe and used to fire the smokehouse and to create the smoke. I will talk about the various techniques of hot and cold smoking, wet and dry curing. Smell the secret 6 spice mix blend used in the current recipe to cure the salmon. Can you guess any of the spices? Finally the best bit tasting, Sample 5 different canapes. A twist on a Cullen Skink, Smoked salmon mousse on beetroot and blini, two additional tasting spoons. Topics covered Isle of Skye, the only commercial smokehouse Wild salmon vs farmed salmon Wood selection, why alder? Dry and wet curing Kitchen equipment Smokehouse design, cleits The smoking processes such as hot and cold techniques, temperatures ect My products can be bought locally at: Aros Centre (Portree) The Top Shop (Broadford) An Crubh ( Sleat) Beths Deli (Balmacara) Plockton Shores Heb Shack (Uig) Pottery by by Lenz Ceramics https://www.lenz-ceramics

A small introduction to the Collie demonstration. A chance to meet thedogs as well . A short talk on the history of the area the importance of the working dog over the centuries in different working environments , the evolution of the working dog to what we have today, followed by a demonstration of the working dog , and an opportunity for one from the group to try to work my dogs ! Other things to note Duration 1 hr

In a beautiful and secret location near Loch Ness with celtic hanging rings and altar where dressed in traditional Scottish dress I will explain this full celtic ritual of handfasting. After the traditional gaelic introduction the rest of the ceremony will be in english and I will join your hands together and you will repeat the old vows of binding from long ago. You will be offered the chance to recite your own vows after this if you wish. After the ceremony you can relax with your loved one and a romantic and decadent Scottish gourmet picnic and drinks complete with fire, rugs, blankets, crockery etc. Other things to note This is not a legally binding ceremony and available for lovers, married couples, same sex and mixed sex couples alike.

We will take a little roadtrip through the landscapes of Glencoe and Glen Etive to the best spots for photos which means you will get to do some sightseeing too and go to some spots others can't find! I will have my car and you will follow me in your own transport to the beauty spots for photos. The whole experience will be roughly 3 hours depending on where we go. I will give you some guidance on poses but generally I love to keep it as natural as possible. It's just a small documentary of your trip to the highlands! Included in the price is an online gallery with your edited photos that are downloadable for use and shareable on social media. I will send this via email in roughly 2/3 weeks. Other things to note It's nice to wear something that compliments the environment you are in. Please don't hesitate to dress up if you want, if you need any hints or tips please message me! The weather is very changeable in the mountains but I do go out in all months, seasons and weathers. My top tips are wear sensible shoes, bring layers and in summer something for the midges if you need it.

Let us start by saying the whisky is optional, drink alternatives are available and the cost of the whisky is not included in the £15.50. We do this to make the event as inclusive as possible for drinker, non drinker, whisky lovers and whisky sceptics alike. The whisky or drink alternatives can be added on on the day. We meet just off the iconic Royal Mile inside a café/bar called Hot Toddy. We have the entire downstairs area reserved for us, ensuring lots of space for the group. During the course of two hours we will sample four outstanding Single Malt Scotch Whiskies from the four major whisky producing regions of Scotland. We will discus some of the history of Scotland and explore the reasons as to why whisky is now so ingrained as a staple of Scottish culture and we have some great tales from Scotland and the world of whisky to share with you. Other things to note This tour departs promptly and we can not wait for guests who are late. Feel free to turn up at Hot Toddy earlier to enjoy some food or drink before the event starts. People under the age of 18 are not permitted on this tour and exceptions can not be made I'm afraid.

The walk will be a guided nature walk. I will point out plants and wildlife of interest. If you have any particular interests we can focus on these eg birds, trees, butterflies etc. I will tell you stories and facts about the wildlife. I will also cater the walk for your physical abilities. We will pass by a public toilet near the end of the walk. Other times and dates available along with special requests for day trips, children's walks and walks in different locations. Just send me a message! As you may have guessed nature is unpredictable and changes regularly throughout the year! I guarantee we will see trees, some birds, various plants, lichens and flowers. We may see butterflies, various other bugs, galls, squirrel, deer, hare, fungi, birds of pray and if you book another location you might see seals and wild boar! I find being outdoors calming and always feel better for it and I want other people to experience this too. The more people that connect with nature the more they will want to protect it.

Meeting up at Haymarket, we'll travel the short distance to the Bonaly on the Northern slopes of the Pentland Hills. We will then walk up Capelaw Hill and Allermuir Hill before descending to the Flotterstone Inn and then skirting around the hills back to our start point at about midnight. Other things to note You don't need previous hiking experience. You do need a waterproof jacket (you will have one anyway - this is Scotland!) Boots or hiking shoes preferred.

We'll discover the streets and secret alleyways of the Old Town area of Edinburgh, starting at Edinburgh Castle, then we'll wander down to "Diagon Alley" and find the gravestones of "Voldemort" and some other well known names in the Harry Potter series. We'll also spot "Hogwarts School" of Wizardry and find where the writer found her inspiration from. Learn about the famous and not so famous cafes where J.K. Rowling began her writing career and finished in the realms of luxury. The tour will last approximately 1 hour. However, please allow for an additional 20 minutes if tour runs over depending on group size, photo opportunities and question time. Other things to note The tour will be outdoors, whether rain or shine so come prepared to walk around for over an hour. If it is raining, I suggest to wear sturdy shoes - the graveyard can be muddy. We won't wait if you are late, please arrive 5 mins early. Call me on +44(0)7884558365 *No refunds if late or no show.

At Belfast City Hall you will be provided with an audio headset and receiver so you don’t miss a word. You’ll visit the City Hall before walking to the Peace Walls, approximately 40 minutes. You’ll receive a full, detailed and objective commentary to provide you with the historical and political background to ‘the Troubles’. Please note that a good to fluent command of English is required. Stopping at the International Wall, you’ll get a chance to view the political murals before you visit the Walls. There is ample time for photographs. You’ll return to Belfast City Centre, where you visit the Cathedral Quarter. You’ll meander in and out of historic entries, see the sights and see what’s hidden in plain sight. You’ll learn about our radical history, and the culture and art that makes Belfast such a vibrant and exciting city. You'll take in the City Centre & Albert Clock before the tour finishes in a historic church. You walk inside, you walk back to the late 1700s to a time of revolution and radicalism. Belfast is a city of contrasts, and the tour is designed to reflect that. Expect to be entertained, engaged and informed. The pace of this tour is moderate. You will walk approximately 3.5 miles in 2.5 to 3 hours. We sometimes have 4 seasons in one day, so dress appropriately.

*You can check my Insta handle for more photos and ideas* @vasakos_3vh *Discounts for Families* * All Prices are per person* (If you are 2 people you need to book for 2 if you are 3 you need to book for 3 etc. This applies for private groups as well) *Proposal and pre-wedding photoshoots have different prices so please contact me before booking* * Different timeslots have different prices* *The experience lasts from 45 -85 minutes* Let's create together the mementos of a lifetime experience and have fun along the way! We will meet in front of Tolbooth Kirk in Old Town and walk through time in some of the most captivating Edinburgh Old Town's closes and streets. I will also guide you through some other hidden gems of Edinburgh, which will make your experience and portraits unique and unforgettable. There are also alternative spots upon request. I will use professional equipment during the photoshoot and advise you on the most flattering poses possible. My artistic touch and editing skills reassure that the outcome is unable to be replicated somewhere else. This experience is perfect for solo, couples or families who need a professional photoshoot, that you can only find in Edinburgh! A personalised session will be created according to your time preferences and my artistic suggestions. I'll choose the best 20-30 photos for you and edit them in the next 10 days!

During your Whisky Tasting Experience you will be taken on a journey sampling five of the finest Malt Whiskies the Highlands of Scotland has to offer whilst learning about the rich, emotional and powerful history of Inverness and the Highlands, including the Jacobite Rebellion, The Battle of Culloden and the Highland Clearances. Your host will also entertain you with traditional songs and music synonymous with Highland history and Scotch Whisky. Scotch Malt Whisky, history, traditional music and craic, you only have to bring the missing ingredient....... Yourselves!! Be prepared to laugh, cry, clap your hands, tap your feet, maybe even sing along and the best part, enjoy the warm glowing feeling that the whisky naturally provides!!

Visit the shore of a stunning, Scottish sea loch, surrounded by mountains, and mixed woodland - join me here on a unique, canoe-based experience. I am a trained ecologist (studied otters for my PhD) and Chief Survival Instructor for Wildwood Bushcraft. During our experience you will explore the sheltered sea loch by canoe. We can use the canoe to access places that are hard to reach from the land - e.g. beautiful silver sand beaches, small wooded islands, and a wild rocky pensinsula. You will be able learn about this unique environment, collect shellfish and cook on a fire. You should leave with a better understanding of this beautiful landscape, its fascinating history, how to survive there in harmony, while making minimal impact. You will have been deeply involved in nature and leave with some fantastic memories, new skills and a great bonding experience!

Découvrez le village de Kyleakin, à l'entrée (ou à la sortie!) de l'Ile de Skye. Aujourd'hui petit village de pêche à l'allure tranquille, cet endroit était pourtant autrefois un vrai fief viking! Et peu de gens le savent! Afin de faire connaissance, vous débuterez par une balade insolite dans un endroit peu connu des touristes. Ce sera également l'opportunité de faire connaissance avec votre guide. Si la marée est basse, le guide vous emmènera ensuite sur les ruines du chateau "Moil" où vous discuterez du passé maritime surprenant de Kyleakin. Depuis le château, vous aurez une vue incroyable sur le village, le pont de l'Ile de Skye, Loch Alsh et l'Ile de Raasay. Carole est française. Elle a travaillé dans l'export de langoustine écossaise, ses connaissances sont assez étendues dans ce domaine et ce sera avec plaisir qu'elle vous parlera des techniques de pêche locales. Alyson elle est écossaise et parle couramment français. Elle est guide diplômée. Les deux guides habitent dans ce village et leurs disponibilités sont très flexibles. N'hésitez donc pas à nous écrire si vous souhaitez réserver une date ou un horaire différents. ***Activité en privé à prix publique sauf pour les voyageurs seuls*** Note: balade à pieds (et non en bateau)