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Fingal’s Cave, located on the uninhabited Isle of Staffa in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland, is a spectacular sea cave formed entirely from hexagonally jointed basalt columns, the result of ancient volcanic activity. Famous for its natural acoustics and cathedral like atmosphere, Fingal’s Cave draws thousands of visitors annually for its dramatic geological formations, echoing waves, and rich cultural history. The cave was named after the mythical hero Fingal and has inspired countless artists, p

🚗 DRIVING ON SINGLE TRACK ROADS – Stay Safe & Be Considerate 🌿🏞️ Many of our roads are single track, so here are some key tips to ensure a smooth and safe journey: ✅ Use Passing Places – If you see a vehicle approaching, pull in where possible to let them pass. If someone lets you through, give them a friendly wave! 👋 🚗 Keep Left in Passing Places – Always move to the left if you're pulling in to let another vehicle pass. 🐑 Watch for Wildlife & Livestock – Sheep and other animals often roa

Our annual Outer Hebrides trip to Barra is happening again in June next year. An incredible group of islands to explore on the edge of the Atlantic. Think swims, snorkels, hikes, exploring, wildlife, shipwrecks, beaches! We take smaller groups than usual on this one and no two trips are the same. It’s the firm favourite in our whole calendar! Come join us for a BIG adventure week! | Basking Shark Scotland

Calling Snipe North Uist Outer Hebrides, Western Isles Scotland | Ron McCombe Wildlife Photography