Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Sailing Today

    Summit to peak your interest

    Jan 24, 2020 6 minutes

    Anyone who has sailed on the west coast of Scotland will appreciate that there are two ingredients that make it one of the most beautiful cruising grounds in the world – the sea and the stunning hills and mountains. To combine the pursuits of hiking and sailing means you can make the most of both of these ingredients. The key is to work out an itinerary. Happily, we have one ready made, thanks to a little help from the experts at Sail Scotland.

    Soaring more than 3,000 feet (904m) into the sky and set in some of the most incredible landscapes on the planet, sailing in the shadow of one of Scotland’s 282 Munros is an awe-inspiring experience – but mooring up, donning your walking boots and conquering one on foot is a whole new adventure! Set sail for a voyage that’ll have you marvelling at some of Scotland’s most amazing scenery, sampling fantastic food and drink,

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Sailing Today

    Sailing Today6 min read
    Tom Cunliffe
    Fog’s not what it used to be. Time was when our whereabouts was down to an ‘analogue’ estimated position, and any poor masher who hadn’t kept the dead reckoning (DR) up to date was left blundering around in confusion. We know where we are today thank
    Sailing Today9 min read
    Getting A Hull-do
    You can’t always tell a boat that’s had its hull wrapped. It isn’t always about a big logo splashed across the bow or a riot of colour adorning the transom. An increasing number of boatowners are choosing to have a single colour applied and some even
    Sailing Today7 min read
    Ebb And Flow
    It was a race like no other; six Ultim Class trimarans racing solo, non stop around the world in the ultimate high speed battle across a 22,000nm racecourse starting and finishing in Brest and taking on the mighty Southern Ocean. In the end, the fini

    Related