• Callanish Standing Stones - Stroll around the ancient Callanish Stones, which date back 5000 years. A knowledgeable guide will interpret the site and provide ample time to appreciate the location and its natural surroundings.
• Gearrannan Blackhouse Village Ltd - Discover the lifestyle of a blockhouse village before modern conveniences. On-site guides will share the history and daily life of the villagers, complemented by a video showcasing their working lives.
• Lews Castle - Originally constructed around 1860 by Sir James Matheson, this castle was beautifully restored and reopened to the public in 2016. Explore the ballroom, morning room, library, and dining room. A museum within the castle offers deeper insights into the island’s people and history.
• Carloway Broch - Dating back to around 100AD, this fortress served both defensive and offensive roles. Experience a 2000-year-old structure and learn about the settlers’ way of life during that era.
• Whalebone Arch - Erected in the 1920s, this whalebone arch commemorates the harpooning of a blue whale off the west coast of Lewis. The harpoon remains embedded in the whalebone.
• Bosta (Bostadh) Iron Age House - Step into a replica Iron Age house and learn about the lives of the people from that time. The house features a central fire and various artifacts from the era.

• Admission fees

• Meals

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.