Taigh Tasgaidh Chill Donnain, The Kildonan Centre on the Isle of South Uist
The Kildonan Centre, Taigh Tasgaidh Chill Donnain, was originally a school in South Uist, which was renovated and converted into a ...
Tag: Places to visit in the Outer Hebrides
Amhuinnuidhe Castle, One Of The Finest Sporting Estates in Scotland
Amhuinnuidhe Castle is located on the road to Hushinish on the Isle of Harris. Nestled in the steep hills near hidden ...
The Isle of Eriskay – a Delightfully Small Island on the Edge of the Outer Hebrides
To the far south of the island of South Uist is the Isle of Eriskay, home to the famous wreck ...
South Uist, A Wildlife Wonderland in the Outer Hebrides
South Uist is said to be a wildlife wonderland, archeologist’s paradise and historian’s dream. It is the birthplace of Flora ...
Benbecula – The Mountain of the Ford in the Outer Hebrides
The island of Benbecula gaines its name from the Gaelic Beinn na Faoghla, meaning ‘Mountain of the Ford’. The island’s ...
Bosta Iron Age House on Great Bernera, The Outer Hebrides
After a severe storm in 1993 the tops of a number of structures were exposed at Camas Bostadh (Bosta Beach) ...
Dun Carloway – One Of Scotland’s Best Preserved Brochs on the Isle of Lewis
The Broch of Dun Carloway, which dates from perhaps the 1st century BC or earlier, is the most spectacular of ...
Butt of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, The UK’s Windiest Place
The Butt of Lewis (Rubha Robhanais), in Ness, is the most northerly point of the Western Isles and appeared in ...