Otter Adventures is unique in offering a wide range of outdoor adventures in Scotland. We are on the remote and quiet West Highland Peninsulas so you’ll have lots of space to explore. Although we are easily accessible from Fort William, the area remains largely overlooked for outdoor activities.
What is your definition of outdoor adventure?
Our bespoke approach to outdoor adventure therefore suits children and adults or all ages. You can read more about us, what we offer and our philosophies on the ‘About Otter Adventures‘ page but this page lists all the outdoor activities in Scotland currently on offer with Otter Adventures.
If you can’t see what you are after or the dates don’t suit, get in touch as we can probably create a unique and bespoke trip for your group.
Adventure sports mentoring can be a powerful tool in your coaching or performance development. Consider whether: You participate in or coach outdoor adventure sport(s) but feel there is something holding you back? You are you struggling to identify what that…
We all start paddling with differing levels of confidence. Some aspire to different or specific goals in your paddling. Perhaps a medical condition that hinders your abilities or confidence. Or you simply want to spend time with your own family…
One blade or two? Sitting or kneeling? Canoeing or kayaking? If you are not sure, then one of our ‘Intro to Paddlesports’ weekends will allow you to experience the similarities, differences and quirks of both. Paddling open canoes and sea…
As your canoe glides effortlessly and silently through the serene water, you travel further from the roads and paths. There you begin to discover and appreciate views you never thought you would see. Seals pop up near your boat staring…
As your kayak glides effortlessly over silken waters, a seal pops up just a few meters from you. You stare at each other for a few moments and become mesmerised by its big, black eyes. Silently it raises its nose…
As your guide gently pushes your kayak off the beach and onto the water for the first time, you instantly feel a connection with the water and the wind. Recalling the advice you have just been given, you remember to…
Rounding a small rocky peninsula, your canoe gliding silently over the shallow, turquoise waters, you spot ripples interrupting the reflections of mountains standing on their heads in the calm waters ahead of you. Two big black eyes and a long…
As the sun sets behind Beinn Resipole casting shafts of light between it and Beinn A’ Chaorainn you launch your sea kayak onto the shallow waters of Loch Sunart. The tide is high and the aim to paddle around Eilean a’ Mhuirich…
Spend a day with your family exploring one of many lochs and beaches by canoe and feel closer to nature in the shadow of rocky peaks and shorelines as you discover wildlife on and in the water. Pause on a beach…