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The beautiful Gress beach is just outside of Stornoway, with sublime white sands and gorgeous blue water that’s perfect for a beach day with the family and a relaxing afternoon filled with sunbathing and sandcastle-building. This is the average number of seconds between one wave and the next, 1-2 miles out to sea. A long wave The exclusivity of the Hebridean Tea Store is reason enough to visit, but trying the incredible selection of teas is one of the best ways to spend an afternoon while enjoying this island harbour and its traditional businesses. Stornoway Seafari Those brave enough should also join one of the many guided boat tours available from Stornoway Harbour that allow you to explore the Outer Hebrides, Steering Bay, and the Isle of Lewis from the waters. Enjoy a variety of amazing dinner courses like local hand-dived scallops, mussels, and sustainable creel caught langoustines being just a few of the dishes prepared by the experienced kitchen team.

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Stornoway is a large city to explore, and it’s easy to forget how tiring walking around can be when you’re lost in the fantastic sights it offers. The largest settlement and administrative centre of the Outer Hebrides is Stornoway, on the east coast of the Isle of Lewis The Festival takes place between 13 – 16 July and has many local and international music celebrities hopping on the stage and showing off their talents. The Festival also raises money for the HCF Trust every year, so your money will support local artists. The arrow shows the direction of the wind (up is north). If the arrow points from land to sea, the wind Visit the historic Lews Castleand the adjoining Lews Castle Museum and Archivea key cultural centre for Outer Hebrides heritage, or the wander through the surrounding woods and visit the Storehouse cafewhere you can eat, drink and shop for local crafts

Cameron’s is definitely worth going out of your way when you’re craving the wonderful flavours that this main port town offers. The Boatshed Restaurant As the lifeblood of Stornoway, missing out on a visit to Stornoway Harbour is like missing out on Stornoway itself. Hebridean Adventures Nothing beats a fish and chip shop in a harbour town, and Cameron’s Fish Shop sits as one of the best fish shops on the Isle of Lewis. It can be found on Point Street within Stornoway town centre near the harbour. The World War Memorial is too close to the main town of Stornoway to miss out on and deserves a visit while you explore Lewis. Cameron’s Fish Shop

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With plenty of amenities like a swimming pool, fitness suite, and climbing wall, this sports centre is perfect for whatever kind of exercise you’re looking to do, as long as it’s active! Stornoway Golf ClubAfter your golfing session, feel free to sit and admire the beautiful, well-maintained greens of the Club at the cafe and bar that overlooks the whole range of courses. To fully appreciate the town of Stornoway and understand how far it’s come, take an hour or two at the Museum nan Eilean. Harris Tweed Story Room

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Here you can treat yourself and see the beautiful photographs of the Isle of Lewis and the Outer Hebrides processed with the traditional use of a Scottish darkroom. The Harris Tweed Story Room and Harris Tweed Hebrides is a brilliant way to engage with a crucial part of Stornoway’s growth and notoriety, with authentic tweed machines, clothing, and samples that weave the material’s narrative from the past to the present. Lews Castle Grounds Those thrifty visitors to the Isle of Lewis will be doing themselves a disservice by not visiting Bethesda Charity Shop, near Cabarfeidh Hotel & Caladh Inn. Enjoy the boat ride as you make your magical voyage towards the Isle of lewis from the Scottish Mainland, filled with imaginings of what your Stornoway holiday will entail. There is no better way to fully experience the wondrous Outer Hebrides than to walk the 252-kilometre Hebridean Way.This feat of engineering is a beautiful working lighthouse complex that’s just a short walk through grassy pastures. It gives onlookers incredible views not only of this regal white-and-gold lighthouse but of the beautiful ocean beyond it.