Top Things to do in Outer Hebrides
The 10 Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Outer Hebrides, Scotland
Discover the best top things to do in Outer Hebrides, United Kingdom including Holmasaig Gallery, Dave's Hebridean Archaeological Tours, Barra Island Tours, Uig Museum, Roam Outer Hebrides, Ardbuidhe Cottage Gallery, The Mission House Studio, Coralbox Gift Shop, An Lanntair Gallery, Morven Gallery.
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1. Holmasaig Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Dileas12
Margarita has opened again and it was a delight to make an appointment to view her huge range of work; there really is something for everyone here, and our teenage son was impressed with the variety of media, subject and style. She is charming and her gallery is intimate and cosy. We bought a Japanese woodcut of St Kilda. We’ll treasure it.
2. Dave's Hebridean Archaeological Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 78 reviews
Personal Guided tours of Lewis and Harris for the Single Traveller, Couple, Family or Group of Friends Max 6 People. Tours are conducted by a resident Archaeologist/Guide in a Land Rover Defender 110. Pick up point & drop off point by arrangement from Accommodation, Airport, Ferry or Yacht. The Itinerary for Your customised tour is based upon Your personal interests and fitness. (sorry no pets)
3. Barra Island Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 136 reviews
Let Rob or Paul take you to see Barra’s unique tiny airport, where the plane lands on Traigh Mhor (Big Beach). Barra airport is the only one in the world to have scheduled flights landing on a beach, so even if you have flown in it's a sight well worth seeing. See the abandoned village at Balnabodach, and take in the beautiful scenery and wild life that makes Barra what it is.
4. Uig Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
5. Roam Outer Hebrides
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 65 reviews
Sea Kayaking Tours on the Isle of Harris.
6. Ardbuidhe Cottage Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Gallery in beautiful garden setting, in secluded bay, along a tree lined road i Drinishader on the Golden road, Isle of Harris
Reviewed By PaulvG2000 - Hope Valley, United Kingdom
This gallery is perched above the rocky shore of the Bays of Harris, with views across The Minch to Skye, reached along a drive which winds through delightful gardens. Willie and Moira Fulton produce high quality paintings of local landscapes and local weather. We are the proud owners of some originals.
7. The Mission House Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 53 reviews
Welcome to The Mission House Studio, the studioand gallery of Beka Globe - Photographer and Nickolai Globe - Ceramic Artist. In the studio, overlooking the desolate and stunning rocky landscape of Harris, Beka’s stark photographs float off the stone walls, suspended by high tensile wires. Nickolai’s ceramics range from functional stoneware to abstract sculptural work. They are displayed on furniture, fashioned from the old timbers and reclaimed materials from the Church conversion. Music reverberates through the space. The photographic work of Beka Globe, a traditionally trained photographer, captures the both the subtle and harsh elements of the Hebridean landscape. Finding an emotive vastness, depth and simplicity, her silent images are moving, stirring a particular sense of place. The ceramic works of Nickolai Globe are influenced directly by the environment of the rugged North West. Drawing from elements of Zen and the unpredictable, his work reflects rather than emulates nature.
Reviewed By lesleyk634
Both artists’ work really make you look again at the landscape around you and then when you are home makes you feel as if you are back in Harris
8. Coralbox Gift Shop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
We are a small wooden gift shop located on Berneray. We stock a wide range of gifts from local handmade Hebridean products to souvenirs, selection of greeting cards, local photography items and jewellery. We also stock a wide range of nautical / island themed items. We have a takeaway hot drinks machine & free wifi (available during opening hours).
9. An Lanntair Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 243 reviews
Reviewed By JillG411 - London, United Kingdom
This may only be a small museum, but I loved all the activities and films that went alongside the displays. All of Harris and Lewis life was represented here, from films in Gaelic to exhibits on tradtional jobs and crafts. Local people had been interviewed on different aspects of culture in the Outer Hebrides and their responses were shown in film clips, which I found fascinating. I loved the film explanation of the Lewis chessmen and the exhibit of some chessmen. I have decided to go to the British Museum and see some more of them based on this visit! There was a game about trying to work out what the Gaelic placename was in English to help the postman deliver his letters- good for the young and not so young! The exhibitions are housed in a modern, airy building with a long corridor showing views of the sea - and a coffee shop to recover from the showers. All in all, a very pleasant visit.
10. Morven Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 109 reviews
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