Fingal’s Cave, located on the uninhabited Isle of Staffa in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland, is a spectacular sea cave formed entirely from hexagonally jointed basalt columns, the result of ancient volcanic activity. Famous for its natural acoustics and cathedral like atmosphere, Fingal’s Cave draws thousands of visitors annually for its dramatic geological formations, echoing waves, and rich cultural history. The cave was named after the mythical hero Fingal and has inspired countless artists, p

Canna – where thousands of years of human history share an island with breeding seabirds and scores of wild creatures, from porpoises and whales to puffins and eagles. This small island, found in the Inner Hebrides, is thought to have been inhabited since 5000BC. It now supports a small crofting community. Inland, discover the amazingly rich archaeological landscape, from prehistoric fortifications to early nineteenth-century abandoned settlements. The island was donated to us by scholar, John L

The inner Hebrides, Scotland to the velvet voice of Samuel Harness Music | My Highland Photography by Pat McElhinney

OBAN & INNER HEBRIDES – THANK YOU 🚢 Following nine incredible days of sailings throughout Scotland’s West highland coastline, paddle steamer Waverley has now concluded her 2025 Oban & Inner Hebrides timetable. We extend our thanks to every passenger who stepped aboard to experience the exceptional beauty of the highlands by paddle steamer, and to all the ports and piers that welcomed Waverley so warmly. Several highlights over the past nine days include Monday 19th May, where Waverley made her