Magical Mull Workshop
Dates: May 2020 (FULLY BOOKED)
Join myself for 3 full days on the magical island of Mull. The Isle Of Mull is the second largest island in the Inner Hebrides and a haven for wildlife.
During this 3 day / 4 nights tour we will be boarding the Lady Jayne twice to photograph the White Tailed Eagle (Sea Eagle) as it dives into the sea to catch fish.
We will also visit the tiny island of Lunga which is a paradise for seabirds with thousands of Puffins along with Guillemots, Kittiwakes, Razorbills, Shags and much more.
We will spend 4 hours on the island which gives us ample time to photograph all of the species on this charming island.
Itinerary
Day 1. Arrive on Mull. We can meet up in the evening for dinner and discuss our next 3 days or you can spend time by yourself and have a quick explore of the island.
Day 2. We will head out after breakfast for a 3 hour excursion on board the Lady Jayne to photograph the White Tailed Eagle.
Afterwards we will head around in island keeping a look out for Otters and other wildlife which may include Golden Eagles, Buzzards, Short Earled Owls, Hen Harrier, Red Deer, Stonechats, Whitethroat, Oystercatch, Common Sandpiper, Heron, Wheatear but to name a few.
Day 3. We will head out after breakfast and take a boat out the Lunga which takes around 2 hours, we will then spend 4 hours on this magical little island to photograph Puffins and lots of other sea birds that are around. We will return back to my car around 6:30pm.
Day 4. We will head out again in search of Otters and other wildlife before heading back out on the Lady Jayne to photograph the White Tailed Eagle.
Workshop In Brief
Photography
Birds & Mammals
Dates
Fully Booked
Cost
£1000.00 per person. 2 People sharing, £1700.00. Deposit of £200.00 to secure place (non-refundable)
Group Size
4 Maximum
Accommodation
Bed & Breakfast
Fitness Level Required
Low. Some walking required.
Included
4 nights Bed & Breakfast. Packed lunch. All transport on island and all boat trips, during duration of trip.
Details
Cost: £1,000 per person. 2 People Sharing is £1,700
Deposit: Non refundable deposit of £200 to secure place. Final balance due 4 weeks prior to trip.
Guide: Paul Fowlie
Group Size: 4 guests per trip
Tour Dates 2020
Trip 1: Arrive Mull evening Sunday 3rd May 2020 – depart Thursday 7th May 2020
Trip 2: Arrive Mull evening Sunday 10th May 2020 – depart Thursday 14th May 2020
Included
- B&B and pack lunch for day time
- Transport on island on duration of trip
- All boat trips on duration of trip.
Not Included
- Alcoholic drinks
- Travel to / from Mull (ie Oban to Craignure on Mull ferry)
- Travel insurance
Equipment Required
- Digital DSLR or Mirrorless type system
- Minimum 300mm telephoto lens on a cropped sensor or a 500mm is ideal
- 100-400mm or similar type zooms also very suitable
- Shorter lens for landscape work like a 24-70mm also useful for wider shots of Puffins on Lunga
- Tripod and cable release
- Spare batteries and charger and extra memory cards
Clothing
- Good walking boots
- Waterproof Jacket and trousers
- Hat
- Fleece
- Insect repellant
Fitness
There is very little walking required on this tour as most days your photography will be done either from a car or a boat. The only exception to this is the Lunga day, whereupon arrival at Lunga you will need to negotiate a short walk over the boulder beach. This beach can be slippery on occasion however you will receive assistance if required. This is followed by a short walk up a very short but relatively steep slope to reach the Seabirds.
Reserve Your Place
To reserve your place on this workshop, I require a non-refundable deposit of £200.00 per person, as I have to book and pay for accommodation and trips in advance. Full balance is normally required 4 weeks prior to the trip. You can also adjust the size of your group by selecting the number of people in the Group Size box below, up to the maximum Group Size (listed above, in Details section).
If you wish to contact me about this workshop, or your booking, then please use the form below.
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