아우터 헤브리디스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

Coffee cabin located at Balranald campsite that also has food. Opening days/times vary though.

A very nice welcome on a heavy rainy day. It made our day perfect.

The saying goes that a loch is as deep as the mountains around it. If that is true, then Loch a'Mhorghain must be very deep. On the southern edge of the loch Sgaoth Iosal towers above the waters. With craggy sides and dark blue waters, the loch is a stunning place to have lunch or camp for the night.

A beautiful stretch of woodland covering 155 acres (63 ha), Aline Community Woodland has a lake, play area and picnic tables. You will ride along a pretty boardwalk through the forest, spotting white-tailed eagles along the way. The birds bred here successfully after their reintroduction. You may also spot red deer darting through the woodland and otters swimming in the waters.

The sandy beaches, marshes, and rocky foreshore of Balranald Nature Reserve are home to many wonderful wildlife species. Look out for oystercatchers and Greenland barnacle geese as well as peregrines. The reserve is open at all times and there is a camp site as well as a visitor center and toilets (open from 9am to 6pm).

Pristine beaches, hidden coves and untouched nature sum up South Uist, the second-largest island of the Outer Hebrides. With a population of less than 2,000, you will find plenty of secluded spots where you can enjoy the spectacular scenery. Interestingly, the island is the only place in the UK where prehistoric mummies were found. It is also one of the last remaining strongholds of the Gaelic language.

Perfect to stretch your legs! Beautiful boardwalks, a lake, picnic tables and a playground - it's all there!

Not only bird and animal watchers get their money's worth, the tour of the reserve is beautiful. There is a small caravan bistro with delicious cake and a family campsite. The atmosphere is right, it's worth staying here longer than planned.