HX Expeditions Scottish Isles Part 2
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Gigha. And what turned out to be potentially my favorite island so far. Look at this water behind me.
But the honestly, this this is a stunning place and and you should absolutely go there.
In Achamore Gardens, you find subtropical species. Plants that you would expect way way further south. Not not in Scotland.
What you get here, it's it's a little beautiful little town which was actually purpose-built a couple centuries back as a fishing town.
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The Scottish Isles expedition continues - and days three and four might just be the most charming stretch of the whole voyage. We begin on the Isle of Gigha, a tiny Hebridean island with a big secret: Achamore Gardens, a riot of colour tucked away in the Scottish countryside that feels like it belongs somewhere far further south. From there, it's on to Tobermory on the Isle of Mull - arguably Scotland's most iconic harbour town, where we join a boat tour of the bay, come face to face with local seals, trek to the Aros Waterfall, and yes, stop for ice cream on the harbour front. All of this, from an expedition ship. Scotland just keeps delivering. Stay tuned for part 3! Catch up on all our latest reviews, ship tours and cruise news at World of Cruising → https://www.worldofcruising.co.uk Subscribe for more exclusive cruise access, expert reviews and destination inspiration from the World of Cruising team. #Tobermory #IsleOfMull #Gigha #HXExpeditions #ExpeditionCruising #ScottishIsles #Scotland #CruiseTravel #WorldOfCruising #HebrideanCruise #VisitScotland #CruiseReview