Hebridean Island Hopping Adventure

Hebridean Island Hopping Adventure

Design your own Island Hopping Adventure to the Outer Hebrides - our most remote and westerly island destination.  It's a magical trip to Scotland's Atlantic edge, rich in heritage and a warm island welcome is guaranteed.

We suggest you can travel in either direction, between: 

• Oban - Castlebay (Barra)

• Barra - Eriskay (South Uist)

• Berneray - Leverburgh (Harris)

• Stornoway (Lewis)  - Ullapool

Set sail from Oban - the aptly named Gateway to the Isles, bound for beautiful Barra.  Barra is famed for its beauty. As you arrive aboard the ferry, you can't miss Kisimul - the castle in the sea. After you've explored Barra in the south, you can travel along this unique set of interconnected, yet diverse islands, right through to Lewis in the north - famed for its 5,000 year old standing stones at Callanish. The route follows the path of The Hebridean Way - through Eriskay - home of the famous Whisky Galore story, South Uist and North Uist with their striking white beaches and wildlife, and Harris, home of the world famous Harris Tweed.

Top Tips

• We strongly advise all passengers to book ahead, even if you're a foot passenger.

Booking your Hebridean island-hopping trip in one transaction  

If you are planning an island-hopping trip and you would like to book multiple routes on one transaction - please speak with one of our team at our Customer Contact Centre or with our Port Staff. 

We're currently not able to offer online reservations for multiple journey tickets in one transaction, but these can be booked over the telephone or with our Ports where one of our team will be happy to assist you to arrange your trip.   

Booking your Hebridean island-hopping trip in more than one transaction

If you are happy to make your island-hopping reservations by purchasing multiple journey tickets on separate transactions, then this can be done online.  

(*Hopscotch tickets no longer exist, however, their prices were calculated by simply adding the cost of a single journey on each leg of the itinerary. Customers who choose to book an island hopping trip via one transaction, or more than one transaction will pay the same price).