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This was taken on the beach in south uist years ago of myself and my cousin norman macinnes.

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Situated on the small fishing island of Grimsay, between Benbecula and North Uist, Ardnastruban House offers a warm welcome, first class accommodation and magnificent views to the south and west towards the Atlantic coast. Relax in the friendly atmosphere as you soak up the ever changing mood of the Uist landscape. Perfectly situated for touring the islands and ideal for walkers and cyclists. Whether you come to birdwatch, fish, walk, explore or just watch the world go by, these beautiful islands will provide you with an experience to remember. Restricted Smoking.
Ardnastruban House		 The Island of Eriskay has some of the most beautiful and evocative scenery in the Outer Hebrides or Western Isles, of Scotland. Cuan Siar is a large, modern & comfortable self catering cottage, with accommodation for eight or more people, providing an ideal base from which to immerse yourself in Eriskay's special charm and atmosphere; it's a truly idyllic location, complemented by the equally fascinating neighbouring islands of South Uist and Barra. Eriskay is an absolute Paradise for kids; it's healthy and safe with it's pristine beaches and the clear clean Atlantic, home to the seals which frequent the rocks, Ben Scrien & Ben Stac to climb, the wide open freedom, and long, long days in Summer. Besides its breathtaking location, the house itself is spacious and comfortable, consisting of kitchen/dining room, utility, hallway, playroom, lounge, bathroom and four bedrooms, one en-suite. The bedrooms are currrently configured to sleep eight in comfort, i.e. two king sized doubles, two singles and one set of single bunks. All usual appliances are there, e.g, washer, dryer, dishwasher, fridges, freezers, all linens, towels and utensils, TVs, DVD, VCR, Hi-Fi, Playstation & 20 games, portable radio/CD player, telephone, chess, cards & other board games, local interest books, maps, 6 ft pool table, plenty rods, reels & fishing tackle plus a barbecue to grill your catch on!
Cuan Siar		 We have been a Tourist Board, 4 Star graded establishment, since we started providing Bed and Breakfast, some seventeen years ago. The house is situated on the family croft, with a southerly aspect over West Loch Tarbert.Two of the bedrooms and the lounge, have extensive views of the loch. Birdwatching is a popular pastime and we are ideally located, whatever the time of year. Please view the rest of the site and get a taste of the Hebrides. Less than an hour's drive from the Calanish Stones, to the North and half an hour to St Clement's Church at Rodel, in between are the majestic hills of North Harris and the golden sandy beaches of Luskentyre, Seilebost and Horgabost. Please let us know your needs and questions, we will be more than happy to help. We look forward to sharing our knowledge and appreciation of this wonderful island, with as many people as possible, across the world. To get here from the ferry terminal, follow the A859 towards Stornoway. We are approx. 3/4 mile, on the left hand side, just as you leave the village. If arriving from Stornoway, then we are the first house in Tarbert and if travelling by bus, just ask the driver for Avalon. If you intend arriving by ferry into Tarbert and have no transport, let us know and we will pick you up from the terminal.
Avalon Guesthouse
This original Hebridean thatched cottage has been recently re-stored to a modern self-catering accommodation. The cottage an ideal holiday get away from the demands of everyday life is located in the beautiful crofting district of South Lochboisdale at the southern end of the Western Isles. With its magnificent views of Lochboisdale, out to the Minch and across to Skye, the cottage is perfect for Hill Walking, Fishing and Birdwatching. On the west side of the island there are the lovely unspoilt beaches washed by the rolling Atlantic, home to a rich variety of wildlife. “Seann Taigh” comprises of two bedrooms, open plan kitchen/living area and toilet/shower room. The master bedroom has a double bed, built in wardrobe, bed-side cabinet & chest of drawers. The second bedroom is situated in the loft of the house and is accessible from the living area by ramsay ladder and also has a single bed, bed-side cabinet & Chest of Drawers. The modern kitchen is fully equipped with a washing machine, cooker and fridge and has plenty of cupboard space. The lounge has two double seater sofas, one converts to a sofa-bed, a folding dining table and chairs, nest of tables. It is equiped with a Television and DVD player. The bathroom has a white bathroom suite with shower All rooms have Under-floor heating.
Seann Tigh		 Welcome to Hillside where your hosts are Donald & Doreen MacNeil, this comfortable modern house in Glen in Castlebay is less than 5 minutes walk from Castlebay ferry terminal, and local amenities. Hillside has spectacular south facing views over looking Kisimul Castle, and Vatersay and one of the many beautiful beaches to be seen. The patio exclusively for our guests use is a suntrap and is an excellent place to unwind, relax and enjoy the views and breathtaking sunsets. In the summer you may be lucky to hear a corncrake and sometimes they can be seen running across the garden. We have many years experience of the tourism trade and we will help to organise your day, as well as arrange day trips to Mingulay in the summer, weather permitting, to see the amazing high cliffs and the great variety of sea birds including the puffin.
Hillside		 Modern croft house in a beautiful, peaceful location overlooking East Loch Tarbert and the hills of South Harris. Five miles from Ferry Terminal.
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