- The Isle of Eriskay is situated to the immediate south of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides where it is connected to its much larger neighbour by a 1-mile causeway.
- Official tourism organisation for the Outer Hebrides.
- The Outer Hebrides have been inhabited for at least 4,000 years, and prehistoric remains are numerous, including the fine megalithic stone circle at Callanish (Lewis).
- The Outer Hebrides have three airports which have connections to the mainland. And if you’d like to start your trip off right, why not land right on the beach in Barra?
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- Things to Do in Outer Hebrides, Scotland: See Tripadvisor's 58,536 traveler reviews and photos of Outer Hebrides tourist attractions.
- A frequent misconception that the tourism authority is always eager to correct is the widely reported claim that there are no pubs on the Outer Hebrides.
- Where To Stay Around Outer Hebrides: There are a lot of accommodation options available for all kinds of travelers whatever their need is.
- You should definitely visit the Outer Hebrides if you enjoy good scenery and the outdoors. The Outer Hebrides are a fascinating destination.
- The Outer Hebrides Handbook and Guide (£7.95) is written by local experts and is useful on history, culture, and flora and fauna.