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Island Hopping on the West Coast
Travel from one island to another on our excellent network of ferries and discover your perfect island escape. Hike the stunning Cuillins on the Isle of Skye, discover Fingal’s Cave on Staffa, visit the beautiful abbey on Iona, home of Celtic Christianity, windsurf on the Isle of Tiree, the sunniest place in Britain, or visit the 8 Malt Whisky distilleries of the Isle of Islay.
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Discover the Western Isles
Discover the Western Isles from their golden beaches to their rocky coasts. Land on Barra at the only airport in the world that is on a beach, taste some succulent smoked salmon on Uist, spot an eagle or watch traditional tweed being woven on Harris. This July, experience authentic Gaelic music and culture at the Ceòlas! Festival and the Hebridean Celtic Festival.
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Neolithic Mysteries on Orkney
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, “The Heart of Neolithic Orkney” has some of the best-preserved archaeological sites in the world. Built 5,000 years ago, these sites were around even before the Egyptians built the Pyramids! Discover the magnificent Neolithic village of Skara Brae, the stone circle of Ring of Brodgar, the burial chamber of Maeshowe or the Standing Stones of Stenness. Don’t miss the free guided walks from the World Heritage Rangers this summer.
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Viking Celebrations on Shetland
Join the 'Hamefarin' celebrations welcoming Shetlanders from around the world back to their home islands. Take part in the midsummer festival of ‘Johnsmas Foy’ under the midnight sun, go on a free guided walk and spot puffins, orcas or Shetland ponies and witness the Hamefarin’ finale event, Up-Helly-Aa, where the guizers of Lerwick set fire to their Viking galley and then dance the night away.
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