The Isle of Lewis - Eilean Leodhais

Tolsta Beach, North Lewis

Callanish Standing Stones, Lewis

Gearrannan Black House and The Norse Mill, Lewis.

Beautiful beaches, steep cliffs, some of the oldest rocks in Europe, heather moors and freshwater lochs intermingled with ancient archaelogical sites like the Neolithic Callanish standing stones or the Iron Age Carloway Broch . If you enjoy a dram of the 'water of life', visit the islands first and only legal whisky distillery for a taste of a very unique whisky with an interesting historical past.You can explore and breathe the cleanest, freshest air in Europe.

A happy customer with her Harris Tweed

Harris has a very diverse landscape, the west side has some breathtakingly beautiful golden beaches that stretch for miles and the east coast has an ancient rocky landscape that looks almost lunar in some places - The Golden Road. You can see the world famous Harris Tweed (including that used by Nike) being woven by Donald John at his small weaving shed, nestling on Luskentyre Beach and buy some tweed to have made into a suit or skirt, a wonderful mememto of a truly fascinating visit.

The McLaughlin Family enjoying the freshest lobster at Rodel House Hotel.

Enjoy the freshest of local seafoods and other delicacies, like Cullen Skink (a delcious fish soup), at small personal hotels/guest houses and restaurants whilst chatting with the locals about their life on the islands, the wildlife, the artists. Try a little of the Gaelic language even if it is only Slaint mhath (pronounced slange -ee-va), 'Your Very Good Health' whilst enjoying a refreshment!

Isle of North Uist - Uibhist a Tuath

North Uist is home to rolling moorlands and freshwater lochs teaming with birds and wildlife Isle of Benbecula - Bein Na Faoghla Benbecula is linked by bridges and causeways to the Uists and is the administrative centre for the Southern Isles.

Isle of South Uist - Uibhist a Deas

South Uist has large areas of grassland, shell beaches and an abundance of wildflowers, the machair. It was also the birthplace of Flora MacDonald who helped save Bonie Prince Charlie after the Battle of Culloden in 1746. You can even visit what remains of her home.

Isle of Eriskay - Eiriosgaigh

Eriskay is linked to South Uist by a causeway. It is where the SS Politician was wrecked, which provided the idea for the novel and hilarious film'Whisky Galore', the novel being written by Compton McKenzie. Eriskay is also the home to the Eriskay pony.