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What to do in the Outer Hebrides

	Harris Beaches Boasting some of the best beaches in Scotland, why not take a walk on one of the breathtaking white sandy beaches on Harris.
	Calanais Standing Stones Immerse yourself in the mystery and energy of these 3000-year-old, giant standing stones on the Isle of Lewis.
	Fly to Barra Enjoy a unique landing experience at Barra Airport when you arrive on the beach landing strip. Washed by the tide twice a day, Traigh Mhor beach is reputed to be the only beach runway in the world to handle scheduled airline services.
	Hebridean Celtic Festival Celebrate Hebridean Celtic music and culture with a visit to the Heb Celt Festival.
	St Kilda Take a boat trip to the St Kilda group of islands. As the remotest part of the British Isles they are a world apart and are home to one of the most important seabird colonies in Europe. The spectacular cliffs and sea stacs are a dream destination for anyone hoping to see a puffin, guillemot and of course gannets.
	Dun Carloway Visit the Dun Carloway, or Dun Charlabhaigh, a preserved broch in a stunning location overlooking Loch Roag on the west coast of Lewis.
	Lewis Blackhouses Step back in time with a visit to one of these traditional Lewis thatched stone houses, fully furnished, complete with attached barn, byre and stackyard.
	Harris Tweed Find out more the famous Harris Tweed by seeing demonstrations of weaving the product. Or alternatively visit one of the Harris Tweed shops such as the one in Tarbert to purchase some as a souvenir.

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