Canna
West-coast Islands EH2 4ET
Tel: 0844 4932242
The most westerly of the Small Isles, Canna is 5 miles long and 1 1⁄4 miles wide. It's cultural background, archaeology and ornithology make it one of the most interesting islands in the Hebrides. Sustainable farming and crafting systems are carried out on the island. Pony trekking.
Open all year, daily.

St Kilda National Nature Reserve
St Kilda, West-coast Islands
Tel: 0844 4932237
Scotland’s first natural world heritage site. St Kilda is an archipelago of four main islands and sea stacs and is home to the largest colony of seabirds in northern Europe. The St Kilda fieldmouse and St Kilda wren are unique to this isolated area and the primitive breed of Soay sheep has been unchanged for 4,000 years. The village on the island of Hirta was laid out in the 1830’s and consists of a crescent of houses with cultivated plots. Over 1,400 stone built cleitean for storing food and fuel are scattered over the islands. The area has stunning scenery and is renowned as a dive site in Europe.

Mingulay, Berneray and Pappay
Western Isles, West-coast Islands
Tel: 0844 4932237
The area is well known for its marine vegetation, rock shore and spectacular cliff habitats. The islands have significant archaeological sites with large areas being Scheduled Ancient Monuments. You can wander around the previous settlements that were abandoned in 1912.
Open: all year, daily.