The Outer Hebridean island of Harris (Na Hearradh) has offered inspiration for generations. With its rich traditions, stunning scenery and strong sense of community, Harris offers a unique introduction to island life.
On the east coast travel the Golden Road and through the Bays for a whistlestop tour of the rich history that has shaped this island’s identity across the centuries with Norse and Gaelic influences evident in the names of the hamlets that punctuate this coastline or explore the popular village of Tarbert where you can visit the Harris Tweed Shop and take home a piece of true Hebridean heritage and don't miss the strong and comforting design inside the Isle of Harris Distillery and off course the famous Isle of Harris Gin.
Gaze out across the West Harris sands to the famous uninhabited Castaway island of Taransay and experience a glimpse of the isolation from which the proud self-sufficent communities of the Outer Hebrides were born, or tour the adjoining Isle of Scalpay with its strong seafaring connections to understand more about the symbiosis of islanders and ocean.
Indulge your passion for action, adventure and the outdoors with a trip to North Harris, where sporting, hill walking, outdoors activities and wildlife spotting opportunities abound, or simply soak up the abundant Harris hospitality on offer across the island.
The Isle of Harris caters for the needs of all kinds of travellers – and you can easily tailor trips creating an unbeatable itinerary of unforgettable experiences.
