Holiday prices - itineraries by ferry, with your own car.

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DISCOVER THE HEBRIDES - 3 NIGHTS FROM £159

ISLAND EXPERIENCE - 5 NIGHTS FROM £269

- a 5 night classic end to end tour of the outer Hebrides, with relaxing ferry cruises.

FROM ULLAPOOL OR OBAN, VISITING LEWIS, HARRIS, BERNERAY, NORTH UIST, BENBECULA, SOUTH UIST, ERISKAY AND BARRA

Starting from ULLAPOOL (from Oban, the route is reversed), you’ll sail across the Minch to Stornoway, any day except Sunday, departing around 1030 or 1715, arriving in Stornoway about 2hrs 45 mins later.

After two or three days exploring Lewis and Harris before taking the ferry from Leverburgh (Harris) to Berneray, where the machair, beaches and village are worth exploring. Then take the causeway to North Uist, and join the scenic west coast road.  

Meander south over more causeways, through Benbecula and South Uist, picking out the activities, historic features or sights that interest you, until you reach the final causeway to Eriskay.  

Berneray to Eriskay is only a three hour journey, but there’s more than enough to make a couple of night’s stay well worthwhile.  Finally, take the ferry from Eriskay to the tiny island of Barra, for a day or two soaking up the scenery and tranquillity.  

Your ferry journey back across the Minch departs from Castlebay (Barra) and arrives at the mainland port of Oban. 

HEBRIDEAN HIGHLIGHTS - 6 NIGHTS FROM £289

- an almost circular 6 night tour, through wonderful scenery, at a relaxed pace.

FROM ULLAPOOL, MALLAIG OR KYLE OF LOCHALSH, VISITING LEWIS, HARRIS, BERNERAY, NORTH UIST, BENBECULA, SOUTH UIST AND ERISKAY - BARRA AND VATERSAY MAY BE ADDED, IF YOU WISH 

STARTING FROM ULLAPOOL, (from Mallaig or Kyle of Lochalsh, reverse the route) you’ll sail across the Minch to Stornoway, any day except Sunday, departing around 1030 or 1715, arriving in Stornoway about 2hrs 45 mins later. After two or three days exploring Lewis and Harris, join the ferry from Leverburgh (Harris) to Berneray and explore the machair, beaches and village.
Then cross the causeway to North Uist and follow the scenic west coast road.  Meander south over more causeways, through Benbecula and South Uist, until you reach the final causeway, taking you to Eriskay.  From Berneray to Eriskay is barely three hour’s drive, but you should stop at least one or two nights, before your journey to Uig (Skye) by ferry from Lochmaddy in North Uist (including Sundays). On Skye, the island’s capital, Portree, is an ideal base to stay, while you explore - before departing over the toll-free bridge to Kyle of Lochalsh, or via the short ferry crossing from Armadale to Mallaig.

THE HEBRIDEAN TRIANGLE - 5 NIGHTS FROM £249

- a 5 night tour with short sea crossings, majestic mountains and beautiful beaches.

FROM MALLAIG OR KYLE OF LOCHALSH, VISITING LEWIS, HARRIS, BERNERAY, NORTH UIST, BENBECULA, SOUTH UIST AND ERISKAY - BARRA AND VATERSAY MAY BE ADDED, IF YOU WISH

STARTING FROM MALLAIG, (from Kyle of Lochalsh, the route is reversed) a 25 minute ferry ride (Sundays included) brings you to Armadale, near the southern tip of Skye.  

Staying at Portree, the island’s capital, you’ll find plenty to keep you occupied for at least two days.  

From Skye, a 1 hr 40 mins ferry service takes you to Tarbert, on Harris (not Sundays).  Explore Lewis and Harris for a day or two, then take a ferry from Leverburgh (Harris) to Berneray.

After an hour or two on Berneray, take the North Uist scenic coast road, past idyllic shell sand beaches and the nature reserve. Then comes Benbecula, with even more beaches, into the green pastures of South Uist and finally over the causeway to tiny Eriskay. 

From Berneray to Eriskay is barely three hour’s drive, but it’s well worth at least a one or two night stop, before returning to Skye on the ferry from Lochmaddy(including Sundays). 

Perhaps a further night on Skye, before departing the island via the toll-free bridge.

- the 6 night, ‘ten-best’ of the Hebrides, at a gentle, relaxed pace.

FROM MALLAIG OR OBAN, VISITING SKYE, LEWIS, HARRIS, BERNERAY, NORTH UIST, BENBECULA, SOUTH UIST, ERISKAY, BARRA AND VATERSAY 

STARTING FROM MALLAIG, (from Oban, the route is reversed) take the ferry to Armadale, on Skye, to spend a day or so exploring, while staying at Portree – the island’s capital.  Then, board your ferry from Uig, crossing to Tarbert on Harris (no Sunday sailings).  

Enjoy a couple of days touring Lewis and Harris, then take a ferry from Leverburgh (Harris) to the enchanting Isle of Berneray, which deserves a few hours investigation. 

A short causeway leads to North Uist and the scenic circular road, passing coastal villages, inlets, beaches and the nature reserve.  

Benbecula offers more sandy beaches before you reach South Uist, then one final causeway takes you to Eriskay. 

Spend a night or two on these isles before moving south to Barra. 

From Eriskay, a short crossing takes you to Barra, where you could spend a day or two soaking up the scenery and tranquillity, also visiting Vatersay, before your ferry returns to the mainland port of Oban.

GREAT HEBRIDEAN EXPEDITION - 8 NIGHTS FROM £399

- an ultimate 8 night experience for the serious Hebridean island hopper.

FROM ULLAPOOL OR OBAN, VISITING SKYE, LEWIS, HARRIS, BERNERAY, NORTH UIST, BENBECULA, SOUTH UIST, ERISKAY, BARRA AND VATERSAY.

STARTING FROM ULLAPOOL, (from Oban, the route is reversed) sail across the Minch to Stornoway, any day except Sunday, departing around 1030 or 1715, arriving in Stornoway about 2hrs 45 mins later.
After two days or so exploring Lewis and Harris take the ferry from Tarbert, Harris (not Sundays) to Uig, on Skye, and stay a night or two at Portree – the island’s capital.  

Then re-board your ferry from Uig, for a 1 hr 40 mins crossing to Lochmaddy, North Uist. Drive up to Berneray, then follow the scenic road around the west coast of North Uist.  

Visit more sandy beaches on Benbecula before reaching South Uist, then cross a final causeway to Eriskay and the short ferry crossing to Barra, where you could spend a day or two soaking up the scenery and tranquillity, also visiting Vatersay.  

From Castlebay, Barra’s capital, you return to Oban on the mainland (5 hours), hopefully enjoying stunning views of Mull, Coll and Tiree.