The Outer Hebrides - Traveling Advice
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Hey Guest, Early bird pricing on the Summer Moot (29th July - 10th August) available until April 6th, we'd love you to come. PLEASE CLICK HERE to early bird price and get more information.
Same here been to Uist Harris Lewis Arran Islay..... depends on how long you have + how much money etc. I personally would recommend Arran late sept early oct shorter crossing +cheaper ferry + camp at Lochranza and watch the deer rut from ya tent!!!!
I am really looking for accomodation options, cheap cheerful, rough and ready lol somewhere to act as a base to explore wildfowl shooting oppertunity's, I believe they have a serious goose problem up there!
Its very windy.
The beaches are like something out of a seaside town mayors wet dream.
The people are very nice.
The smoked fish is very nice.
The black pudding is very nice. (But white pudding with fruit is better)
They have this thing called `sunday closing` (I escaped before sunday, though)
It is very windy
The beaches are like something out of a seaside town mayors wet dream.
The people are very nice.
The smoked fish is very nice.
The black pudding is very nice. (But white pudding with fruit is better)
They have this thing called `sunday closing` (I escaped before sunday, though)
It is very windy
Where are you planning on visiting? There are a couple of backpacker hostels in Stornoway (Heb Hostel & Fairhaven Hostel), the Gatliff trust has hostels at Rhenigadale (Harris), Berneray (North Uist) and Howmore (South Uist) and there is a SYHA run hostel at Kershader in Lewis. Unfortunately the hostel at Gearrannan has closed. There are also a number of campsites with varying levels of facilities and a large number of B&Bs, Guest Houses and Hotels spread through the islands.
I'm trying to find out where the goose situation is at its worst, i.e. where we might maximise our sporting oppertunitys!
