Isle of Lewis
The Isle of Lewis is landbridged with Harris so everything is just a car journey away.
Siteseeing on the Isle of Lewis
Again there is a huge amount to see and do on Lewis, we have just listed a few suggestions.
West Side and circular tour.
Arnol Black House
Whalebone Arch
Dalmore and/or Dalbeg beaches
Garennen Village
The Norse Mill Shawbost
The Brock
Callanish Standing Stones
Stornoway main town.
Stornoway Museum
10am- 5.30pm Museum nan Eilean,
Francis Street, Stornoway
(01851) 709266
Variety of Shops and tourist attractions, including the two main supermarkets Tesco and the Co-operative
Port of Ness
Comann Eachdraidh Nis / Ness Historical Society
Ongoing exhibitions covering local crofting history in the Ness Area.
10-4pm Mon - Fri
Ness Heritage Centre, Habost, Ness
01851 810377
Lochs
Ravenspoint Visitor Centre,
Kershader, South Lochs, Isle of Lewis,
01851 880737
Uig
Abhainn Dearg Distillery
The first legal distillery in the Outer Hebrides in almost 200 years.
Ardroil Beach where the famous Lewis Chessmen were found.
Great Bernera
Bostada Iron Age House
There is almost always something to do or see, all year around !
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