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This beautiful nature reserve's moorland contrasts starkly with the vibrant machair found elsewhere on South Uist. The reserve is home to a variety of ground nesting bird species, including hen harriers, skylarks and merlins. You might also spot a few wild ponies on your travels and, if you're really lucky, a sea eagle or two. There are also lovely views towards Beinn Mhòr, Hacla and Beinn Tairbert.

Caisteal Bheagram was a Clanranald stronghold until the 17th century. The castle was accessed via a now-submerged causeway. It is believed to have been built on the site of an Iron Age settlement.

A tranquil place to stop for a picnic if the weather is fine

Howmore Beach is a beautiful white sand beach on the Isle of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. It is part of a long stretch of beach and machair (grassland) that runs along the west coast of the island. Machair is a habitat rich in wildlife and wildflowers, especially in the summer months. Howmore Beach is also near the village of Howmore, where you can see some traditional thatched cottages and ancient chapels.

Beautiful ruins neighbouring Wizard Pools and overlooking the sensational Caolos Mor.

Ruined dwelling in a picturesque spot above Caolas Mor.

Loch Stilligarry is yet another glorious loch located on the Scottish island of South Uist. The loch is one of the more popular of the island, known for its fantastic fishing opportunities as well as its plentiful bird sightings.

Loch Druidibeah is located in the scenic South Uist region of Scotland. With its remote location, vibrant bird and wildlife and tranquil atmosphere, it's the ideal place to enjoy the natural wonders of Scotland.