Explore the rugged beauty and rich heritage of the Isle of Lewis on this captivating excursion. Discover charming coastal villages, ancient sites, and stunning landscapes that showcase the unique character of Scotland’s Outer Hebrides.

Embark on a scenic journey across the Isle of Lewis to the picturesque parish of Ness, home to the quaint Port of Ness. This charming harbor has long been a seafaring hub, its maritime heritage celebrated in the works of local artists. Stroll around the harbor area and enjoy some free time, including a visit to the Harbour View Gallery, where you can admire art inspired by the region’s unique coastal culture.

Next, we’ll visit the ancient St. Moluag’s Church, one of the island’s most intriguing historical sites. Rich with legends and long-standing local beliefs, this mysterious church offers an evocative glimpse into the past. Take some time to explore its surroundings and capture the atmosphere before we continue on to our next destination.

Our journey concludes at the iconic Butt of Lewis Lighthouse, built in 1862 by the renowned Stevenson brothers. Set on a breathtaking promontory, the lighthouse is uniquely constructed of red brick, setting it apart from other Scottish lighthouses. Take in the stunning sea views and photograph the lighthouse's distinctive exterior. This location also holds the title of the windiest place in the UK, recognized by the Guinness Book of Records for its gusty weather!

Enjoy this memorable day of history, art, and spectacular coastal scenery on the Isle of Lewis.

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