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Camping hut and bunkhouse accommodation on the Isle of North Uist. An alternative to bed and breakfast or a luxury camping experience.

B&B Western Isles. Atlantic Ocean. Bed and Breakfast Bagh Alluin Isle of Baleshare North Uist is the perfect place to stay. The spectacular views from the windows are breathtaking. Surrounded by machair croftland the whole atmosphere is one of tranquility and peace. The guest room has its own entrance by using the french doors facing south. They welcome the sun from early morning and give you the chance to open your room for nature. But if you want a long lie-in, you can always keep the curtains closed of course! This spacious and light two person en-suite bedroom offers two comfy beds, underfloor heating, a door leading straight outside, a table with a couple of chairs, a corner table offering a kettle, tea, coffee and cup of soup and last but not least spectacular views. Space for storage and drying wet clothes and muddy boots is also available in the utility room if the wardrobe is not enough. With three big windows facing west and one window/door facing north you have plenty of opportunity to enjoy watching the wildlife of the area while having a cup of tea, coffee or cup of soup. Of course you can enjoy reading about nature, art, read a novel or look at one of the maps that are available. And with the red-orangey sun sinking into the Atlantic Ocean, the long summer evenings can be very enjoyable.

Information about Tobermory Scotland including history, attractions and tourism

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The Isle of Mull has attractions, accommodation, culture, stunning wildlife, including whales Dolphins and the UK's largest eagle population.

Information about the Isle of Lewis its accommodation places to visit attractions and maps

Interactive History & Digital Culture

Paintings of Scotland, prints & commissioned paintings - Skye, Glencoe, Arran, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Islay, Iona, Barra, Highlands, Hebrides & Loch lomond etc

The Curriculum Vitae of Sunjun Kim.

North Uist Bed and Breakfast

Derek Mackenzie Solicitor & Estate Agent

Local news from Uist

Ruofei Du is a 3rd-year CS Ph.D. student advised by UMIACS Director Prof. Amitabh Varshney. His research mainly focus on virtual and augmented reality. His research interests include computer graphics, human-computer interaction and computer vision.

R. Doig Ltd. Opticians with practices in Stornoway and Benbecula. Stornoway Open 8.50am - 5.30pm Mon - Fri and every Saturday 10.00am - 1.00pm then 1.40pm - 4.00pm. Benbecula open 12.30pm -5.30 Mon 9.00am - 5.30pm Tues - Thurs 9.00am - 11.30am Fri two weeks a month. Check homepage for dates.

Stornoway Isle of Lewis Accommodation information and things to do

Website of the Glasgow Uist and Barra Association detailing the history and regular events held by the association in Glasgow.

Glass art and jewellery from South Uist in the Outer Hebrides. Designed and made by Stella Whittle.

Lewis and Harris have some of the best, most readily available and inexpensive freshwater game fishing in the whole of Scotland. Salmon and sea trout fishing is available at over 20 fisheries, many within just 20 miles of the Islands main town Stornoway, while trout fishing is available on the hundreds of trout lochs scattered around the Island. The brown trout fishing season runs from March 15th to October 6th with May, June and July being the best months, while the salmon and sea trout season runs from April 1st until October 15th with July, August and September being the best fishing months. The Stornoway Angling Association (SAA) was formed in 1931 and today has a membership of about 200 members annually. SAA membership is open to local, as well as visiting anglers, and members have access to some superb fishing. This includes salmon and sea trout fishing on the River Creed fishery near Stornoway, salmon and trout fishing from the Association’s 2 boats located on the remote, and picturesque, Loch Langavat and trout fishing (bank and free use of boats) on over a dozen lochs located within 10 miles of Stornoway. SAA members who live on the Island also benefit from discounted fishing rates at a number of local estates, exchange fishing in Uist and entry to a range of competitions held throughout the season at some of the best fisheries on the Islands. Full details of this fishing are provided elsewhere on the website. SAA memberships are readily available at Sportsworld in the centre of Stornoway and, 2017 prices, cost £5 (local junior anglers), £25 (local concession) and £35 (adults and all visiting anglers). We hope the SAA can help both local and visiting anglers enjoy the wealth of excellent fishing that is available on the Islands and welcome any enquiries from interested anglers. For other information, and up to date catches, please visit the Stornoway Angling Association facebook page.