The beach at Luskentyre is the largest and most spectacular of all the Harris beaches.
Sgeulachd a’ Chlò Mhòir is an introduction to the unique world of HARRIS TWEED, the people, the provenance and the sense of place that makes it so special. There are weaving demos twice weekly and…
Guided wild swimming in the lochs and sea surrounding Lewis & Harris for individuals or groups. Suitable for dippers to experienced distance swimmers
A week long event of Gaelic song, dance and music.
This is an established trail with way-marker posts. It has a combination of cultural and natural heritage which gives a great insight to the island’s past and present. It has also some truly…
The Mosaic Mackerel sculpture by Rosalind Waites forms part of the Uist Sculpture Trail.
Igot2travel offer wildlife watching, cultural & history, walking, fishing and inter-island day trips with a local Gaelic speaking guide. Specially tailored personal tours across the Outer Hebrides,…
Follow this fantastic walk and take in the beautiful scenery and wildlife. Moderate Walk. Aprrox 12 Kilometres/7.5 miles. Allow 6 hours.
Learn more about the history, archaeology, gaelic culture, harris tweed etc of this fascinating and beautiful island in the company of a professional,and qualified local STGA Scottish Tourist Guide…
St Kilda, a world double heritage site, is situated some 45 miles west of Grimnish Point on North Uist
Image: https://www.instagram.com/steve_gormley/ Great white sandy beach. Perfect for a family outing or a quiet walk.
Lovely flat beach in Point just 3 miles from Stornoway.
An easy walk of 6km (4 miles) around Tolsta Head with lots of opportunity for wildlife watching - allow 3 hours.
The breath-taking views over Loch Seaforth and the chance to see native trees in an otherwise rugged and tree-less landscape make this well worth a visit. The Observatory sits near the top of the…
This first section includes 4 islands - Vatersay, Barra, Eriskay and part of South Uist, 2 causeways and a ferry crossing.
A there and back cycle from Castlebay to Vatersay - 6 miles (about 2 hours with stops)
Loch Bhurigh is easily accessible from the machair to the south of the island.
Our covid guide can be found here - https://www.calanais.org/covid-19-guidance/
This is the panoramic view from the top of Rueval (Ruabhal), which is the highest point on Benbecula. Look out for the birds of prey as you climb this hill.
Islands: 1 (Lewis) Causeways: 0 Ferries: 0 Distance: 17.5 miles Route Time: 6 hours Grade: Moderate
A horseshoe beach with sand, good birdwatching and safe swimming. There are two access roads to the beach.
Along the west coast of UIst lies around 20 miles of stunning white beaches.
Hushinish is a small settlement of only 4 houses overlooking a white sand beach in the far west of Harris
The Museum and Archive has recently opened at Lews Castle, Stornoway. Exhibitions will give an overview of the islands’ heritage and the Lewis Chessmen are back to delight.
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Isle of Barra
Kisimul Castle sits on a rocky islet just off the coast of Barra at Castlebay
Isle of Lewis
A good surfing beach with good access and pleasant walks.
Isle Of South Uist
Along the west coast of South Uist is an approx. 20 mile strip of stunning white beach and machair.
Isle Of South Uist
The machair runs parralell to the beach and a great place to walk.
Isle Of North Uist
St Kilda archipelago can be viewed from the west coast of North Uist. The viewpoint is at Clettreval Hill close to Hosta.
Isle of Lewis
Lemreway is a small crofting and fishing village on the shores of Loach Sealg in the South Lochs area of Lewis.
Loch Seaforth Viewpoint looks out along the sea loch that is Loch Seaforth. The viewing is stunning, and worth a stop off. There is a carpark with picnic tables and it is one of the best viewpoints in Lewis and Harris
Isle of Lewis
Built in 1994, the Pairc Land Raiders monument is dedicated to the memory of the people of Lochs who challenged their landlords.
Isle of Lewis
Heaval is the highest point on the Isle of Barra at 383 metres
Isle Of Harris
Undoubtedly the finest mountain walk in the Outer Hebrides. It is challenging with short stretches of scrambling and although only 14km will take 6-7 hours. It starts and finishes on the main A859 road near Scaladal.
Isle of Barra
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Great white sandy beach. Perfect for a family outing or a quiet walk.
Isle of Lewis
The multi-award winning Hebridean Celtic Festival (HebCelt) has been a key feature in the cultural landscape of the Outer Hebrides since 1996. This internationally renowned event has a unique setting in the Scottish Hebridean island of Lewis, the heartland of the Gaelic language and culture.
Isle Of Benbecula
Liniclate beach is a stunning white sandy beach and can be accessed from the village of Liniclate.
Isle Of North Uist
The Hut of the Shadows by artist Chris Drury forms part of the Uist Sculpture Trail.
Isle Of Lewis
Our covid guide can be found here - https://www.calanais.org/covid-19-guidance/
Isle Of North Uist
A stunning white beach and is easily accessible through the village of Hougharry.
Isle Of Lewis
Iolaire Memorial
Isle of Harris
Hushinish is a small settlement of only 4 houses overlooking a white sand beach in the far west of Harris