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| CROFT HOUSE WITH ORIGINAL FEATURES SLEEPS SIX |
| SELF CATERING ACCOMODATION IN THE OUTER HEBRIDES |
| Situated on the west side of the Isle of North Uist with outstanding views of the Atlantic and the Isle of St Kilda. It is a ten minute walk away from the Balranald Bird Reserve and a five minute stroll from the shore. |
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| The Island of North Uist is renowned for its stunning natural beauty. To the west are sweeping sandy beaches and machair land which provides a unique habitat for many species of rare birds. By contrast ,on the hills and heathery moorland to the east, deer and eagles may be spotted. A series of causeways join the fragmented islands from Berneray in the north to Eriskay, south of South Uist. Crofting, crab and lobster fishing, and fish farming are the main industrys of the islands. The Gaelic language is still widely spoken and there are many places to explore where the vistor may gain a sense of the island's history. Travel to North Uist by ferry from Uig in Skye, by ferry from Oban to Lochboisdale in South Uist or by British Airways to Benbecula. Ferry information from www.calmac.co.uk Calmac general enquiries & car reservations telephone 08705 650000 For transport or tourist information, please contact: Lochmaddy tourist office 01876500321 |
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