Top Things to do in Isle of Barra
What to do and see in Isle of Barra, Scotland: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Isle of Barra, United Kingdom including Barra Island Tours, Barra Bike Hire, Kisimul Castle, Buth Bharraigh, Barra Heritage & Cultural Centre.
Restaurants in Isle of Barra
1. 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.
2. Barra Bike Hire
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By annamR7435HG - London, United Kingdom
We were in Barra for a few days and decided last minute to hire bikes to cycle around. Bikes were good quality and functioned well. Given how short notice it was there was excellent availability too. Bikes in the background of my photo ;-)
3. Kisimul Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 311 reviews
Reviewed By Haggs2013
Having seen so many images of this wonderful little Castle and having had a grandmother who was a MacNeil i had to visit this little castle in the sea, family visit out in the boat to the island it runs every 30 mins a short 3 min trip out and purchase tickets in small kiosk area there is still works ongoing in the castle and a couple of areas that cannot be viewed but it is possible to experience the majority easily enough
4. Buth Bharraigh
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
Buth Bharraigh Ltd is a local produce shop on the Isle of Barra including local crafts, food, wholefoods, books, wool and fresh produce. Also stocks products from other nearby islands plus a range of goods from Highland Wholefoods. Buth Bharraigh also provides the following services: Tourist information, Accommodation Finding Service, Launderette, Bicycle Hire and Free WiFi. The Buth was established in 2013 to provide opportunities for islanders. It is a community owned, not-for-profit social enterprise.
Reviewed By Knittywit
This shop has tourist information, local produce, interesting foodstuffs, all sorts of craft supplies, yarn, needles, accessories, books, souvenirs, things for children, paint supplies, jewelry, stunning knitted products etc island spun wool and what not. The staff is knowledgeable, lovely and very helpful. You can get clothes washed and dried, there is bike hire and lots more. Even an area to sip a cup while hiding from the rain.
5. Barra Heritage & Cultural Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 78 reviews
