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Scotland - Outer Hebridean Hike
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Outer Hebridean Hike Ref AHL ATLANTIC OCEAN Butt of Lewis Great Bernera LEWIS Bosta Cape Wrath I B Clisham 799m R H E Rhenigidale r t h Harris o M Ferry Ullapool Corrieshalloch Gorge walk Callanais D STORNOWAY in ch N O U T E R Litttle M Rogie Falls walk Skye i n c h E S Inverness km 0 L Ne och ss 80 SCOTLAND Bosta Beach SCOTLAND NEW! Outer Hebridean Hike 4 DAYS GUEST HOUSE  THE ISOLATION OF BRITAINS BEST KEPT SECRET DATES AND PRICES in £s per adult 4 days from Inverness Fri-Mon REF:AHL 2008 deps Land Only 339 24 Oct-27 Oct 339 05 Dec-08 Dec 2009 deps Land Only 349 13 Feb-16 Feb 349 01 May-04 May 349 05 Jun-08 Jun 349 03 Jul-06 Jul 349 14 Aug-17 Aug Land Only tour: 4 days - start Inverness day 1 (Fri), end Inverness day 4 (Mon) Single Room Option: £65* see p34 for details. These are guide prices, see p37 for details. Note: As flight connections to Inverness are available on a number of routes from within the UK, we are only offering this tour on a Land Only basis, meaning that the price does not include flights and that participants make their own way to the joining point. For details of connecting flights/availability from within the UK please contact our Sales Department. Callanish Standing Stones Ref AHL The Outer Hebrides at the Northwest edge of Europe offers beautiful rugged landscapes including great views of the Torridon and Inverpoly mountains and the surrounding countryside. There is the possibility of seeing marine life swimming through the channels and to spend time in the lively town of Stornoway which is our base for the trip, where Lewis Castle overlooks the harbour that is still lined with fishing boats. The islands are home to Iron Age fortifications, pristine white beaches and breathtaking panoramic views, a great place to unwind in peaceful and unspoilt surroundings. Isle of Lewis After departing Inverness we travel to Ullapool for the evening ferry to Stornoway via a short walk around the Corrieshalloch Gorge which boasts a 40 metre waterfall. We may see porpoises, dolphins or even whales which swim through The Minch during the journey. Once on the Isle of Lewis, you are free to dine in one of the local restaurants or discover the delights of this island. The following day involves a trip to Great Bernera, an island attached to Lewis by a bridge where we enjoy a circular walk around the island with its white beaches, Bosta Iron Age village and tremendous views along the Lewis Coastline. On our return journey to Stornoway we visit Callanish Standing Stones and meet Callum and Angus for a weaving demonstration on the old loom and the chance to try the weaving for yourself. Isle of Harris The following day starts with a drive south to the Isle of Harris where we hike either to the top of Clisham, the highest peak in the Western Isles or follow the old green road from Rhenigidale to the deserted village of Molinginish. After a short walk to Rogie Falls on the mainland, the journey finishes in Inverness where you can be dropped off at the bus and train station or at the airport (upon request). Easyjet and Flybe/British Airways fly to Inverness from London Gatwick, Luton, Bristol and Edinburgh. FACTFILE Itinerary Day 1 Depart Inverness to catch the evening ferry. 2 Walk on the Isle of Lewis, visit weaving house. 3 Walk on Isle of Harris. 4 AM ferry back to the mainland, short walk, arrive in Inverness. Accommodation & Meals: 3nts local guest house; 3 breakfasts included. See p34-35. Mode of Travel: On foot/Charter bus/ferry. Comment: A superb introduction to the different facets of the Outer Hebrides. Comfortable exploration on foot giving the opportunity to experience the wonderful islands. Tour Staff & Support: Explore Tour Leader plus driver. Group Size: Approx. 10 to 16. 8 book online: www.explore.co.uk