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Greineir Private Hire is a local transport and tour service offering Bespoke self guided tours across Lewis and Harris for holidaymakers and cruise ship passengers
Experience the wellness effects of hot & cold therapy in our mobile wood-fired sauna by the sea. Sea dips optional. Freshwater supplied. Lewis & Harris.
Hebridean E-bike hire lets you explore the Outer Hebrides at your pace. Taking in nature and the wonder of the Hebrides in just the right way.
Community local produce shop selling quality products from Barra & Vatersay including fish, meat, bread, jams and chutneys, eggs, home baking and much more. Also stocks wholefood, books, wool & craft…
Let your Hebridean Adventure begin with Seatrek, based in Uig on the Isle of Lewis, providing unforgettable day trips to some of our most remote islands such as North Rona and the Flannans, or take a…
Explore the wild beauty of the Uists with guided island tours, hidden beaches, wildlife, local history and unforgettable Hebridean scenery across Benbecula and beyond.
A downloadable 20 page guide to Stornoway. Navigate through a detailed map featuring must-see attractions, charming local shops, and great dining and drinking spots. Delve into the rich history of…
Nicknamed “The Gaelic café” by locals, An Taigh Cèilidh is a Gaelic community centre with events, café, bookshop & gifts. The use of Gaelic is encouraged, though everyone is welcome regardless of…
This first section includes 4 islands - Vatersay, Barra, Eriskay and part of South Uist, 2 causeways and a ferry crossing.
A downloadable guide to galleries and retail outlets where visual art and craft, made in the Outer Hebrides, can be viewed, enjoyed & purchased.
Islands: 2 (Harris and Lews) Causeways: 0 Distance: 38 miles Route Time: 6 hours
Islands: 1 (South Uist) Causeways: 0 Ferries: 0 Distance: 11.5 miles Route Time: 4 hours Grade: Easy
Islands: 1 (Harris) Causeways: 0 Ferries: 1 Distance: 21 miles Route Time: 3.5 hours
Create memories that will last a lifetime. Step off the beaten track and immerse yourself in island life. Meet the locals, hear tales of yesteryear, learn a little Gaelic, get up close with our…
Islands: 3 (Barra, Eriskay and South Uist) Causeways: 1 Ferries: 1 Distance: 14 miles Route Time: 5.5 hours Grade: Easy to Moderate
Islands: 2 (North Uist, Berneray) Causeways: 1 Ferries: 0 Distance: 10 miles Route Time: 4 hours Grade: Moderate
Islands: 1 (Lewis) Causeways: 0 Ferries: 0 Distance: 17.5 miles Route Time: 6 hours Grade: Moderate
Islands: 2 (Grimsay, North Uist) Causeways: 1 Ferries: 0 Distance: 13 miles Route Time: 5 hours Grade: Easy to moderate
Ceòlas Summer School and Fringe Events take place in and around South Uist in July. A week of music, song and dance in the heart of the Gaelic community of South Uist.
Islands: 2 (Harris, Lewis) Causeways: 0 Ferries: 0 Distance: 13 miles Route Time:5 hours Grade: Moderate
Kinloch Historical Society is located on the main road between Stornoway and Tarbert, A859. It includes a museum & archive covering the social, military and migration history of Kinloch and…
The Ranger Service works with the local community and visitors to increase awareness and understanding of the natural and cultural heritage of North Harris.
At igot2travel our adventures are carefully created to showcase the beautiful environment, wildlife and people of each destination we venture. Through our small group travel, you are assured of…
Garrabost Mill is currently undergoing restoration as a historical visitor attraction and is currently closed to the public.
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Isle Of South Uist
Along the west coast of South Uist is an approx. 20 mile strip of stunning white beach and machair. Access can be gained from the village of Stilligarry.
Isle of Lewis
We are awaiting information from Ionad Stoodie.
Isle of Lewis
Ard Feinis is a rocky promontory just south of Mangurstadh in the south west of Lewis.
Isle Of North Uist
The Udal is thought to have been occupied from the Neolithic Age right up to the early 20th Century and is one of the most important archaeological sites in the UK.
Isle Of Lewis
This communal burial tomb would have been an important highly visible monument of the first farming people who lived in the peninsula of An Rubha in the Neolithic period.
Isle Of North Uist
There is a walking trail through the woodland where you can enjoy trees and wildlife.
Isle Of Harris
Talla Na Mara sits opposite Niseaboist beach, famed for its views across the sound of Taransay. Translated from Gaelic, Talla na Mara means the centre by the sea.
Isle Of Harris
With some of the highest densities of breeding golden eagles in all of Europe, North Harris provides one of the best opportunities in Scotland for viewing this iconic species.
Isle Of South Uist
A great walk, taking in some stunning scenery and history. Moderate walk. Allow 3 Hours. 8.5kilometers/5.25miles. Keep a look out for the Eriskay Ponies.
Isle Of North Uist
250 metres from the main road (which itself dissects the remains of a stone circle at NF 833602), on top of a small hillock, lie the remains of a once spectacular long cairn with a horned facade at its eastern end
Uig, Isle Of Lewis
In "The Chessmen", Fin and Whistler come across a disappearing loch which burst its banks and drained overnight revealing a small plane at the bottom of what would have been the loch.
Isle Of Harris
Remains of chambered cairn
Isle Of North Uist
Eilean Domhnuill (NF 7470 7530) is an artificial islet in the loch that was occupied during the Neolithic period.
Isle of Lewis
This excellent cycling route follows quiet single-track roads that thread their way through the hills and lochs of South Lochs. You will meet little traffic so there will be plenty of time to enjoy the stunning views. 20 miles, 2hrs.
Isle Of South Uist
The machair runs parralell to the beach and a great place to walk.
Isle of North Uist
Otter Mountain is based at The Wee Woodland in Lochmaddy, North Uist and offers the only Forest School service in the Outer Hebrides. Join us for family play sessions, holiday clubs and community events throughout the year.
Isle of Barra
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The short walk round the bay has excellent displays, telling the story of the herring industry on Barra. The bay was once filled with so many fishing boats that it was possible to walk across the bay, boat to boat, without getting your feet wet.
Isle Of Lewis
Eaglais na h-Aoidhe (Church of the Eye, or isthmus) was the principal church of medieval Lewis, probably built in the later 14th century by the new Macleod dynasty as their religious centre on the Island.
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