Holiday rentals and lettings in the Outer Hebrides

If you are a person full of life and want to enjoy a good holiday, the Outer Hebrides is the perfect place. You will find numerous holiday rentals throughout the islands that will really surprise you. From Lewis and Harris to South Uist and from North Uist to Benbecula you will find many holiday rentals, and you will be amazed at what this beautiful archipelago has to offer and is sure to make it a unique place to spend some quality time. The diversity of ecosystems that the island of North Uist has to offer will take your breath away, and the stunning beaches of Vatersay will make you want to come back. Don't wait any longer, make your reservation at the Outer Hebrides.

The set of 119 smaller or larger islands that make up the Outer Hebrides offer a huge number of attractions and natural wonders that make the place one of the most visited in the country, so that over the years, the weight of reality has been modifying and improving the accommodations they offer until they become places that meet the highest standards. In the Outer Hebrides you will have the opportunity to obtain accommodation with two beautiful rooms, one with a double bed and the other with two single beds, with very modern and spacious designs, both with closets, with modern and sober style spaces, a room with satellite television and three pieces of furniture, kitchen with dishwasher and a beautiful window with a view of the sea. Outside, it has a beautiful garden and a barbecue area, it is also equipped with two parking spaces and is pet friendly. Make your reservation at the Outer Hebrides!

In the part that is furthest from the entire set of islands that make up this wonderful archipelago, there is a beautiful beach where you can find peace and tranquillity. Eoropie Beach is a place that offers an exceptional panoramic view, the refreshing sea breeze, the sun and the clarity of the water are perceived. The beach is always clean and the intention to keep it well cared for is evident. It has a car park that is a few meters walk from the beach entrance and that almost always has space. The width of the sand makes it an ideal place to do outdoor activities such as volleyball or beach soccer, and the constant and regular waves make it one of the favourite places to practice water sports such as surfing or windsurfing. In addition, the beach has a nice restaurant that serves typical local food and as if that were not enough, it has a children's park so that the little ones can have fun and play in the sand.

In one of the places that is further south in this spectacular group of islands, there is a place where you can see incredible views. Barra Head Lighthouse is a point of unparalleled beauty that serves as the southern maritime entrance to the archipelago. The lighthouse was designed by Robert Stevenson and built by James Smith in 1833. The whole environment that surrounds it has a stillness and magnanimity that are enviable. Already from the car park of the place you can appreciate a 360 view of the island and climb to the highest part, from where the lighthouse shines, there is no impediment to appreciate the immensity of the sea. The sunsets are really spectacular.

People who enjoy historical places and especially those who are lovers of the chivalric world, have several places in this unbelievable archipelago to overflow all their passion, one of the most important and representative is Lews Castle, which is an impressive mid-century construction. XIX century that today is under the protection of the council of the city of Comhairle nan Eilean Siar, for being a class A building and high cultural interest. The castle has a beautiful central courtyard, two huge round towers and huge rooms that are full of works of art. Outside it is endowed with wonderful Victorian gardens and, in addition, those who climb the towers will have the opportunity to enjoy an unparalleled view of the sunset falling over the sea in front of the castle.

For their part, nature lovers also have many places to enjoy in the Outer Hebrides, among all of which stands out a group of small islands that form a very special community. Saint Kilda is a small archipelago part of the Outer Hebrides, made up of the five islands, Hirta, Dùn, Soay, Boreray and Levenish, along with a number of islets and sea stacks. It is an incredible place since it has an enormous diversity of ecosystems and a great biodiversity. It has a lot of archaeological sites and protected sites for nature conservation that should be visited under the supervision of experts. The world heritage site is 95% marine, and the seabird colonies that inhabit the site are the largest in the Northeast Atlantic. As if that were not enough, it is possible to take a boat tour to tour the islands and appreciate everything they have to offer.

This beautiful place is a remarkable beach that offers spectacular views, beautiful landscapes, white sands combined with low-rise green vegetation, intense blue waters and impressive 30 meter dunes. The whole bay to have been designed by a being of superior intelligence, since it has a perfection that is sublime. Whether you want to sunbathe, take a good swim or simply enjoy the scenery, this beach is for you.

The impressive Standing Stones of Callanish, is a set of huge stones arranged in circles that are especially famous internationally for being erected more than 5000 years ago. The entire place has a mystical and mysterious aura that deserves to be felt. Visitors have the opportunity to get as close as they wish to the stones, take photos and marvel at the history of their discovery from experts.

This beautiful museum, housed in an old medieval summer mansion, is one of the places that has become a preserver of the memory of the Outer Hebrides. Inside you will find many collections and exhibitions that will give you a broad image of the past and present of the city. You can tour the museum with a guide who personalizes the visit depending on your preferences, and you also have the chance to enjoy fun interactive activities that show the prospective of what is expected of the future of the museum.

Stornoway Harbor is a beautiful port in the Outer Hebrides archipelago that offers unprecedented natural beauty, the opportunity to take wonderful walks in front of the sea while enjoying the view of the bay and the boats and also gives you the possibility to access to an extraordinary ferry ride where you can reach places like castles or museums that are on other islands.

The Black House Village of Gearrannan is a stunning town in the Outer Hebrides that has 9 houses made practically of straw and was totally abandoned in 1974. For some years, the municipality has been committed to the work of restoring the village, and Today it is one of the most visited tourist places in the whole place. The village, which is arranged on a kind of hill facing the sea, is really photogenic, it also has a restaurant set in the same old style and a museum that works in depth on the past of the town.