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Outer Hebrides travel guide – Holiday tips and expert advice for Lewis, Harris, St Kilda, Berneray, North Uist, Benbecula, South Uist, Eriskay, Barra and Vatersay, plus language and wildlife. Also covers beaches, culture, Lewis Chessmen, Standing Stones of Callanish, food, walking, golden eagles, hen harriers, seals, red deer and Whisky Galore!
Outer Hebrides travel guide. Holiday tips and expert advice for Lewis, Harris, St Kilda, Berneray, North Uist, Benbecula, South Uist, Eriskay, Barra and Vatersay. Covers beaches, culture, Gaelic language, Lewis Chessmen, Standing Stones of Callanish, food, walking, wildlife (including eagles, hen harriers, seals and red deer) and Whisky Galore!
Rich in local culture and hosting a friendly community, the Outer Hebrides has much to explore.
Genealogy has become a well-researched topic in the Outer Hebrides due to widespread diaspora.
From Vatersay to Luskentyre, the Outer Hebrides compiles a great list of beaches from its many islands.
Here’s how to make the most of a short break in the Outer Hebrides.
These Scottish island chains are home to some of the most spectacular sands in the UK.
If you climb just one hill in the Outer Hebrides, this should be the one.
A short trip to this Hebridean island will leave you feeling that you’d like to stay longer.
The sights, sounds and flavours of the Outer Hebrides are reason alone to travel to these islands. Yet, along with photographs, you are likely to take away memories of the people you meet – warm, generous and with a keen sense of their culture and identity. Mark Rowe , author of Outer Hebrides Right up…
When to visit The islands on the edge of the British Isles offer great extremes – not only of interest throughout the year but also of weather. Late April to the end of June is probably the best time to visit the Outer Hebrides. The days quickly become much longer – although you are some…