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Guided Tour Of Ness "The Blackhouse" Locations
Posted on March 22, 2017 at 11:28 AM |
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Hebridean Way Cycling Route
Posted on January 6, 2017 at 12:41 PM |
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As accommodation enquiries for the oncoming visitor season begin to flow, it is becoming more and more evident that the Outer Hebrides will be welcoming unprecedented numbers of cyclists in 2017. Numbers increased last year, since the launch of the Hebridean Way Cycling Route, in March, but it is now obvious that this new challenge has caused a major buzz within the cycling fraternity and more and more people are lining up to try it out for themselves. The route stretches for some 185 miles through the stunning scenery of 10 islands running the full length of the Western Isles, from Vatersay in the south to the Butt of Lewis in the north. A similar challenge should soon be available for walkers, as the Hebridean Way Walking Route is scheduled for launching within the next few months. Details of the Hebridean Way can be obtained at http://www.visitouterhebrides.co.uk/see-and-do/activities/hebridean-way and https://www.visitscotland.com/see-do/active/cycling/hebridean-way-cycling-route/ . Here, at Cabuzana Bed and Breakfast, we are ideally situated to offer a comfortable bed, in a friendly environment, to those leg-weary travellers when they reach the end of their epic journey. |
Outer Hebrides One Of The World's Top Ten Places To Visit
Posted on January 25, 2016 at 1:34 PM |
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Earlier this month,
London-based travel book company Rough
Guide named the Outer Hebrides as one of the world’s top ten places to
visit in 2016. As the sole British region and one of only three from Europe to
make the list, the Western Isles stands proud amongst some of the most exotic locations
on the planet. The publication
describes the Western Isles as follows: "During the long summer days, the
isles’ turquoise waters and white sandy beaches appear Caribbean-like,
with top-notch waves for surfers and kiteboarders. "Inland, castles, archeological
sites, museums and quaint cottages make for perfect stops along the dramatic
walking trails and cycle routes. "While each island possesses a unique
character, all are spectacular and overlooked." Rough Guide’s top ten list 1. Alaska, USA 2. Gujarat,
India 3. Tasmania,
Australia 4. Quebec,
Canada 5. Tohoku, Japan 6. Northern
Cape, South Africa 7. Lombok,
Indonesia 8. Calabria,
Italy 9. Castilla Y
Lyon, Spain 10. Western
Isles, Scotland |
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