Meadows, lochs, moorlands, castles—the Isle of Harris packs all of the Scottish signatures into one punch. The east side of Harris boasts some of the oldest known rocks in the world, dating back millions of years. On the west side, white sand beaches are caressed by gray-green waters that are perfect for surfing. Cruise over to the volcanic islands of St. Kilda and explore the ruins of a medieval village. The Harris Outdoor Adventure Centre offers kayaking, sailing, windkarting and mountain biking excursions to suit all levels of experience.
Restaurants in Isle of Harris
5.0 based on 1,055 reviews
This is as close to heaven as you could get, it took my breath away so calming and peaceful.The white sand and crystal clear sea that just go on for miles and miles with the Harris hills as a backdrop it truely is a magical place
5.0 based on 275 reviews
5 Star VisitScotland grading for day trips to St Kilda World Heritage Site and winner of the Scottish Thistle Award for Best Outdoor Adventure Experience. Established in 2005, Kilda Cruises has unparalleled experience of St Kilda day trips and operates with the highest level of quality and comfort. Bookings by individuals, small groups and private charters welcome.
5.0 based on 65 reviews
Sea Kayaking Tours on the Isle of Harris.
5.0 based on 205 reviews
This was such an amazing beach, stunning views all around, soft white sands, and hardly anybody around. We had earlier visited Luskentyre beach, and found that to be far too busy and an unpleasant experience due to the hoards of people and human excrement everywhere. You can park just on the road side here, just before you get to Northton, and walk through the field, and into the dunes where the wonders of this beach then reveal themselves. We spent a magical and solitary couple of hours here, just marvelling at the views and solitude. We will be back
5.0 based on 146 reviews
We were advised to visit here by our hotel. Sadly the weather was not good with heavy rain most of the time but even so the scenery and views were spectacular on the road to get there. On a sunny day it would be simply magnificent. At the end of the drive, which takes a good 30 minutes I would say, is the beach which is beautiful (even in the rain). There is a small camper van campsite there.
5.0 based on 13 reviews
We bring a fresh approach to boat trips around the beautiful coastline of the Isle of Harris. Custom built vessel, wheelchair accessible and with a W/C and plenty of space and seating to ensure wonderful sightseeing and comfort for all ages. Ideal for families and individuals, we can take you closer to the heart, culture and history of Harris with your experienced Gaelic speaking skipper Angus.
5.0 based on 6 reviews
We wanted a place to camp for the night and chose Horgabost campsite due to its location to the beach. The beach can be directly accessed from the campsite and it's stunning (as are all the beaches on Harris). A lovely level walk out to the sea and quite sheltered, which helps a lot as so windy around here. When I was here I was the only person walking on the beach.
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Stunning and now very famous viewpoint over the beach. the emerald sea and towards Luskentyre.Hardly anyone actuals parks and walks down on the sands which are just superb.It's this coastline that makes South/West Harris so beautiful. I really love the Mangersta/Uig sands area in West Lewis too but nothing beats this Harris coastline. We spent lovely times on this beach with the family when they were young so lots of memories. A cracker of a place altogether.
4.5 based on 199 reviews
We took this route by accident (!) but it was one of the highlights of our stay on Harris - absolutely breathtaking views, almost otherworldly in places. Be prepared to take it slow - there are lots of blind corners and more than a few stubborn sheep too!
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