Skye & the Outer Hebrides

Over the sea to Skye and the islands

STORNOWAY AIRPORT Isle of Lewis Tel: 01851 702256 www.hial.co.uk/stornoway-airport

Stornoway is the principal town on the Isle of Lewis in the Western Isles. The town is situated about ten minutes drive from the Airport and is a bustling port with attractions such as the An Lanntair Art Gallery, the restored Lews Castle, Lewis Loom Centre (tells the story of Harris Tweed) and the Museum of nan Eilean. No visit to Stornoway can be complete without trying the famous Stornoway black pudding which is exported all around the world.

THE STORNOWAY TRUST Stornoway, Isle of Lewis Tel: 01851 702002 www.stornowaytrust.org.uk

The Stornoway Trust was one of the first democratic landowners in Scotland. It was established in 1923, after Lord Leverhulme, the last owner of all of Lewis, offered the land around Stornoway to its people. Today the Trust remains an extensive crofting landlord responsible for moorland as well as the castle grounds in Stornoway. Walking, cycling and fishing are just some of the activities available on Stornoway Trust land.

THE TWO BYRES Waternish www.thetwobyres.co.uk

There’s no such thing as bad weather when you stay at The Two Byres. If the weather comes in you can watch the storms roll by or head out to brave the winds knowing that you will return to a warm house and the spice of a single malt in front of the log fire. Then, when the clouds clear, just marvel at the stars or, if you are lucky, catch the Aurora dancing.