쉬운 Rùm 국립 자연 보호 구역 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

If the visuals of this beach aren't enough for you, it will also sing to you! When dry the quartz sand makes a rasping, squeaking noise as it's scuffed by the wind, or as you walk across it.

The Rum shop and post office is a small but well stocked shop. Like most of the island shops it's a centre for the community here providing all the daily needs for visitors and locals. Check the notice board for events and interesting island news.

Kinloch Castle is an Edwardian mansion which was completed in 1900. The castle and island are now owned by Scottish Natural Heritage. You can visit the castle at times that coincide with ferry landings.

Built between 1897 and 1900, Kinloch Castle was the country residence of the Bulloughs who had bought the island of Rum as a shooting estate. It was used as a hostel until 2015 but now requiring significant investment for repairs, it is sadly currently closed.

The CalMac ferry to Rum from Mallaig takes about 80mins and runs fairly regularly all year. It is dependent on the weather and can get fully booked so it's worth calling ahead and booking if possible. calmac.co.uk/article/2125/Rum

Eigg Organics is a sustainable croft near Cleadale in northern Eigg. You can stay in the bothy or camp on the farm and use it as a base to run from and learn about crofting and work on the farm.

The only cafe and restaurant on the island so do visit if you're here. They serve amazing locally sourced seafood and other locally sourced food; they even brew their own beer! Open all day and evening in the summer months, it's worth booking ahead. https://www.cafecanna.co.uk/#contact

Eigg Organics is a sustainable croft near Cleadale in northern Eigg. You can stay in the bothy or camp on the farm and use it as a base or learn about crofting and work on the farm.