⚠️ Timetables, opening hours, prices and access conditions may change without notice, for reasons beyond our control (season, weather, decisions by operators, venues or local authorities). Before every trip, check the information with the relevant authorities and service providers.
Day trips to St Kilda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, three times a week from April to September: about 2 h 30 each way and up to 5 hours ashore.
Official websiteseaharris.com→Trips to St Kilda with a landing on Hirta, then a circuit of Boreray and its sea stacks, crowded with seabirds. Keep two days free in case of postponement.
Official websitekildacruises.co.uk→Cabin-cruiser trips to the coastal sea stacks, sunset cruises and wildlife outings with dolphins, minke whales and sea eagles. Private hire available.
Official websiteseatrek.co.uk→A 25,900-hectare community-owned estate: an eagle observatory, the Ardvourlie woodland observatory, paths and a ranger service that runs events.
Official websitenorth-harris.org→A 9-hole links founded in 1930 on the Atlantic shore. Open Monday to Saturday all year; online tee-time booking is required and clubs can be hired.
Official websiteharrisgolf.com→A waymarked route across ten islands, with six causeways and two ferries: about 185 miles by bike or 156 miles on foot. The final stages cross Harris then Lewis.
Official websitevisitouterhebrides.co.uk→