
Scotland’s Outer Isles
The Outer Isles are Scotland’s three main groups of off-shore islands: Orkney, Shetland and the Western Isles. All are sparsely inhabited; share a slow-paced traditional life; have pockets of really undisturbed nature and some well-preserved ancient archeological sites. All the islands are well-worth a trip if you have the time: ferries take several hours by and always demand time spent...