The first guide dedicated to this group of islands in many years: from the Isle of Skye in the
north to community-owned Gigha in the south 24 islands are covered with full practical
details of how to get to each one what to do and see while there where to stay and where to
eat. A dedicated wildlife section details interesting and rare species and where and when to
see them from whale-watching trips off Mull to RSPB hides and reserves and ongoing
conservation programmes. Suggested routes and recommended packing lists are included for hikers
while history myths and legends bring greater depth of understanding to present-day island
life.The Inner Hebrides strike a perfect balance between feeling remote and being accessible on
any budget. Accommodation options covered include hotels self-catering cottages guest houses
hostels campsites and bothies while transport option range from self-drive to public
transport cycling and walking. Whether dolphin-spotting or birdwatching beach-combing or
walking whisky tasting or tucking into freshly caught seafood making a pilgrimage to Iona or
cheering on the Highland Games on Skye Bradts Inner Hebrides is the ideal companion for a
successful visit.
