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Surrounded by stunning coastline, the opportunities for activities are endless. Think kayaking, surfing, kite surfing, sea life cruises, horse riding and even snorkelling with seals.
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We know how difficult it is to find self catering accommodation at the moment. Browse through our members who have listed their availability here. Follow Calum Maclean as he tours around our islands in a series of videos, meeting locals and finding out more about the unique Gaelic language and culture here in the Outer Hebrides. Murray and Pullar (1910) "Lochs of North Uist" Volume II, Part II p.188. Retrieved 20 December 2009. Cycling is one of the best ways to experience the Outer Hebrides!But please take care on the roads. Here are tips for safer cycling along the Hebridean Way.
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From high octane adventure, to relaxing walks along beaches, getting up close to wildlife and opportunities to immerse yourself in the Gaelic heritage and culture of Lewis, there is lots to fill your days!. Iain at Seaforth Harris Tweed is so passionate and has so much knowledge and history within his living museum, it is well worth a visit. Be sure to book in advance, as it is by appointment only! The Outer Hebrides have some of the very best seafood, smokehouses, distilleries and crofting produce. These artisan, independent producers showcase the best that our Atlantic Larder has to offer. You can use inter island ferry service, bus services, hire a bike or motor your way around our stunning islands. Get some tips on how to drive and cycle safely. HS1’s contemporary café menu includes steaks, pasta, wraps, salads, authentic curries and the amazing homemade HS1 burger. Enjoy coffee and a cake, a light lunch or a full 3 course dinner.
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Paveley, Rebecca (11 February 2021). "Gove announces Levelling-up forum for islands". Church Times . Retrieved 17 February 2022. In the 2001 census, each island overall was over 50% Gaelic speaking – South Uist (71%), Harris (69%), Barra (68%), North Uist (67%), Lewis (56%) and Benbecula (56%). With 59.3% of Gaelic speakers or a total of 15,723 speakers, this made the Outer Hebrides the most strongly coherent Gaelic speaking area in Scotland. [150] [151] This tidal isle is at ( grid reference NF860580) and the evidence of both Ordnance Survey maps and photographs (e.g. "Houses on Seana Bhaile" Geograph. Retrieved 10 August 2009) indicates a resident population. There is even a name, Seana Bhaile (English: "Old Town") for the main settlement. However, neither the census nor the main reference work (Haswell-Smith 2004) refer to the island. Its population is presumably included in nearby Grimsay by the census. The Hebridean Way walking route is epic! Not only will you meet the most friendly folk along the route, but each island will take your breathe away! Here are some tips to make this awesome trip the very best it can be!Hunter, James (2000) Last of the Free: A History of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Edinburgh. Mainstream. ISBN 1-84018-376-4 Find your perfect place to stay. There are lots of places, on all the islands to choose from and fully equipped to accommodate all your needs. Guided outdoor swimming experiences & RIB boat tours for up to 8 people in and around Lewis & Harris. Explore beaches, lagoons and marine wildlife in our RIB Keava or explore from the water with our local & experienced Open Water Coaches. All equipment available.
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