Ferries from
Isle of Barra to Isle of Eriskay
Ferries from
Isle of Barra to Isle of Eriskay
Currently there are no sailings from Isle of Barra to Isle of Eriskay.
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The Isle of Barra, located in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, is a stunning coastal destination known for its pristine white beaches and crystal-clear waters. It's home to the world's only commercial beach airport, where planes land directly on the sand at Traigh Mhor beach during low tide, offering visitors a truly unique experience. Kisimul Castle, the 'Castle in the Sea', stands proudly in Castlebay, the island's main settlement, providing a glimpse into Barra's rich history. Outdoor enthusiasts will love hiking up Heaval, the island's highest point, which offers panoramic views across the archipelago. Every summer, the island comes alive with the Barra Live music festival, celebrating traditional Scottish and Celtic music. Well-connected by ferry services from Oban on the Scottish mainland, travellers can also use Barra as a starting point to explore other Hebridean islands via inter-island ferries, making it a perfect base for a Scottish island-hopping adventure.
The Isle of Eriskay, a small but captivating island in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, offers visitors a true taste of unspoiled Scottish island life. Famous as the landing site where Bonnie Prince Charlie first stepped onto Scottish soil in 1745, Eriskay combines fascinating history with stunning natural beauty. The island's pristine white beaches, particularly the beautiful Coilleag a' Phrionnsa (the Prince's Strand), provide perfect spots for peaceful walks. Wildlife enthusiasts will love spotting the rare Eriskay ponies, a native breed that roams freely across the island. The island's main settlement features St. Michael's Church, a charming whitewashed building worth visiting. Eriskay is connected to South Uist via a causeway, making it easy to explore more of the Hebridean islands during your visit. From the Outer Hebrides, ferry connections to mainland Scotland are available through Caledonian MacBrayne services, allowing you to continue your Scottish adventure with ease.
