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See and Do - Small Isles

The Small Isles have much to see and do no matter when you visit. Scroll down to find out more. 

Gorse on the Isle of Canna looking out to the Rum Cuillin

The ever changing and low golden light makes it the perfect time for photography.

Night sky above the small isles

Sit next to a campfire under a twinkling sky and enjoy long walks and nature undisturbed by humans.  

Puffins

The days begin to stretch and new life begins to bloom all over the isles. 

Turquoise waters surround Galmisdale Bay, Isle of Eigg

Long days of daylight means lots of time for exploration, adventure and water activities. 

Puffins on the Isle of Canna.

Enjoy walks for all abilities and levels on the Small Isles. 

Outline of Rum Cuillin at sunset as shot from Laig Bay on the Isle of Eigg

They might be the Small Isles but they have a big and fascinating history. Find out more.

Seaweed spaghetti from Cafe Canna

With access to a fantastic natural larder and locally made beer, you are sure to find something to delight. 

The Greenshed on the Isle of Muck which sells a range of crafts and handmade goods as well as some food items.

The Small Isles are a hub of creativity and source of inspiration for artists and makers. Read more here. 

The isle of Eigg

The most populated of all the Small Isles with 110 residents. 

Gallanach Bay on the Isle of Muck

The Smallest and most southernly of the Small Isles.

 

The Rum Cuillin

The largest of the Small Isles and a National Nature Reserve.  

Gorse on Canna framing the Rum Cuillin in the background

The most westerly of the Small Isles with the smallest population. 

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