To get on to the island you are more than likely going to use one of Caledonian MacBraynes feries which can be booked through www.calmac.co.uk there are ferry terminals in Leverburgh, Tarbert and Stornoway.

I have been out on the Lady Catherine with Hamish several times now and it is an experience not to be missed, Hamish has wonderfull local knowledge and every trip is always different. We advise contacting hamish at www.scenic-cruises.co.uk to arrange your trip as he is always busy.the departure point for his cruises is only 10 minutes away from Grimisdale by car.

The world famous geneology centre at Northton is only 2 miles north of us and is open 6 days a week to visitors interested in the history of the island or even their own family. to contact seallam go to www.seallam.com for more information on the services they offer.

If you are a golfer or just fancy a round, the golf club is only 4 miles north of Grimisdale and has just been voted one of the best golf courses in the world, the golf club can be viewed at www.harrisgolf.com they offer clubs to hire if you do not have your own with you.

Leverburgh is the departing point for KildaCruises who sail daily to the enchanting islands of St Kilda.

For further information on the area visit the Leverburgh.co.uk