What are some popular activities to do on Isle of Berneray?

On the east coast, Bays Loch is a popular destination for seeing seals on the rocks at high tide and hauled out at low tide. With luck, you might also spot an otter on one of the beaches. On the north side of Bays Loch a set of traditional blackhouses have been converted into the Berneray Hostel where it is possible to pitch a tent and use the hostel facilities. The west coast’s beaches are pristine and great for walking, wildlife spotting, wind- and kite-surfing, and trout fishing. Beinn a'Chlaidh offers a gentle walking route around the island, taking in most of the best sights. The area around Berneray Harbour is where you’ll find useful businesses and a visitor information centre at the Nurse’s Cottage.