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Callander and the Trossachs

Crieff and Strathearn

Oban and mid Argyll

Inverness and Loch Ness

St Andrews and East Fife

Stirling and the Forth Valley

Highland Perthshire

Western Isles and Stornoway

> Caledonian MacBrayne ferry entering Castle bay.  Kisimul Castle in the bay

Welcome to the Isle of Barra

The Isle of Barra is one of the most attractive little islands in Britain and recently came first in a 'Most Beautiful Island' competition. It's tranquillity, distinctive culture and fascinating history make any visit to Barra a memorable one. It is also an ideal starting point for visiting and exploring the Uists and Benbecula.

The island is only 8 miles long and  4 miles wide, has beautiful white sand beaches and seven lochs which provide great fishing for brown and sea trout. The population is approximately 1300, many of whom still have the Gaelic.

Castlebay was once a 19th century fishing port and today is the main town on the Isle of Barra. There are a couple of hotels, church, post office, school, grocers, supermarket, bank, swimming pool and petrol station.

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