Opening tomorrow is a new café at Barra airport overlooking the beach runway. Serving tasty treats and delicious specials using local ingredients, why not pop in and try it for yourself? #newcafe#barra#airportcafe
We keep talking about it and everyone says it’s the best. So here’s a flavour of the spots we hope to swim, snorkel & explore. Join us on the Isle of Barra in June 2025 for an unforgettable trip!
#wildswimming#snorkeling#barra#outerhebrides#scotland
What a week we’ve had in Barra, all four seasons thrown at us but an amazing group of guests to share the experience with! A real adventure on the edge of the Atlantic! See you again next year! We’re heading home to Oban now, ready for the next chapter of this season
Stamp Stories!
This week we're sharing the stamp for Vatersay.
The stamp for Vatersay depicts the island's single-track road with the white sandy beaches of Tràigh a’ Bhàigh and Tràigh Siar on either side.
🎨Design by Alison Johnston.
#Vatersay#Beach#Tràigh#IslandArtist
Happy December 1st!
The days are short, the air is cold and the weather is wild but the islands are still the most beautiful place on the planet 💙
Castlebay, Isle of Barra
📸: @scott_davidson_photography
#visitouterhebrides#hebrideanway
Castlebay, the village capital of the wonderful island of Barra in the Western Isles: complete with castle and bay. The story of Castlebay is deeply entwined with the stories of Clan MacNeil and of Kisimul Castle. More pics and info: https://t.co/SLlByC7iDb
Some history on Barra's beach landings
"June 1933, the first flight by an aircraft to land on Barra. A scheduled service was introduced with the price of a single ticket from Renfrew to Barra being £4, perhaps £400-500 in modern money." - The National
📸: @lens.of.perspective
The Outer Hebrides are special.
Our islands are unique and need to be treated with respect. Please take all your belongings with you, pick up any rubbish you see lying around and be kind to nature.
Help keep our islands sacred 🙏
📸: @dirtsloth#visitouterhebrides#hebrideanway