ISLE OF BARRA

Accommodation for Your Isle of Barra Holiday

ISLE OF BARRA

Isle of Barra is the perfect destination for your next holiday. Located in the Outer Hebrides, this enchanting island offers miles of unspoilt beaches and crystal blue waters that are perfect for swimming. This cozy Isle of Barra accommodation will add some comfort to your travels. From surfing along the scenic coastlines to exploring ancient castles, Barra has something to suit everyone’s tastes and make it an unforgettable holiday experience. Pack up your suitcase , book your Isle of Barra accommodation and head off on an unforgettable Isle of Barra adventure – you won't regret it!

ISLE OF BARRA ACCOMMODATION SELF CATERING

The Todday Snug self catering Isle of Barra accommodation offers a unique opportunity to stay on the Isle of Barra in a quiet and cozy atmosphere. The beautiful traditional building gives guests the pleasure of feeling like they’ve journeyed back in time – or are sharing a secret hideaway with friends. This charming studio is available for couples or single occupancy and provides all the amenities one could need. The best part about The Todday Snug is that it allows you to cater to your own style and preferences, giving you a cosy comfort level that other holidays cannot match. The time spent here will be no less than an unforgettable experience from sandy beaches to the friendly welcoming Islanders, the perfect recipe for a much-needed break from reality! Short Term Letting Licence ES00185F

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Book Now and Save on Your Snug Accommodation Experience the cozy comfort of our snug accommodation like never before! For a limited time only, take advantage of our special offer and book your stay today. Immerse yourself in the tranquility and convenience of our thoughtfully designed snug space. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to enjoy a memorable retreat on the Isle of Barra. Secure your reservation now and save on your snug accommodation. Hurry, availability is limited!"

Visitor Reviews

Our guests absolutely love their Isle of Barra Accommodation. We've received so many wonderful reviews from people who have stayed with us. They tell us that the beauty of Isle of Barra's landscape and its friendly locals have made their holiday an unforgettable experience. We are so proud to be part of this unique and special Isle and we love sharing it with our guests. We can't wait to welcome more people to Isle of Barra and give them the chance to relax, explore, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

VIRTUAL TOUR: DISCOVER OUR COZY TODDAY SNUG STUDIO

Step inside our cozy snug studio through this virtual tour and experience the perfect self-catering accommodation. Explore the thoughtfully designed space, from the private entrance and parking to the cosy bedroom plus the stunning views. Get a glimpse of the well-appointed shower, bathroom, and equipped kitchen. Embark on this virtual journey and envision yourself enjoying the serene ambiance and convenience of our Todday Snug Studio, your ideal retreat on the Isle of Barra.

UNBELIEVABLE STUNNING BEACHES

The Isle of Barra is known for its stunning beaches and beautiful vistas. From the white sands of Vatersay to the turquoise waters of Traigh Mhor, Barra has something for everyone. Whether you’re looking to relax and enjoy the sun or explore the unique Atlantic island coastline.

KISIMUL CASTLE HISTORIC LANDMARK

Kisimul Castle is an incredible historic landmark located on the Isle of Barra. The castle has a fascinating history dating back to the 11th century when it served as the seat of Clan MacNeil. It was destroyed twice in its long history, but continues to be restored for visitors to explore.

HEALTH BENEFITS OF THE ISLE OF BARRA

Visiting Barra has a plethora of benefits to your health. Not only is the Isle of Barra home to stunning beaches, Kisimul Castle and ancient sites, it is also home to some of the freshest air in the world. Barra has a rich history, and the locals are proud of their culture and heritage. Taking walks around this stunning Isle can be beneficial to both your physical and mental health providing mindful inspiration.

NATURAL BEAUTY OF THE ISLE OF BARRA

The Isle of Barra is a stunning landscape to behold. From the rolling hills and rugged moorland of North Bay to the long stretches of white sand and crystal-clear waters of South Bay, Barra offers visitors a tranquil escape from their everyday lives. The island is home to a variety of wildlife, including otters, seals and seabirds. For those looking to relax and explore the natural beauty of Barra, there are plenty of scenic walking and cycling routes to take in the stunning views.

DRONE FOOTAGE ON THE ISLE OF BARRA, OUTER HEBRIDES

The beaches are Traigh a Bhaigh and Traigh Shiar on Vatersay. The film at the end is around Buaile nam Bodachon (near Northbay) on Barra.

LIVE ISLE OF BARRA VIEWS

Experience the beauty of Isle Barra in real-time with our dual WebCams. Refreshing automatically every five minutes, stay connected and witness the ever-changing weather, bringing the essence of Isle Barra directly to you.

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PLANNING A TRIP TO OUR BEAUTIFUL SELF-CATERING ACCOMMODATIONS ON THE ISLE OF BARRA?

We're thrilled you've chosen us for your Isle of Barra Accommodation. To ensure that everything goes smoothly, we've compiled answers to some commonly asked questions. Browse below and find out all you need to know about the Isle of Barra. Don't see what you're looking for? Feel free to contact us directly - we'll be happy to help!

The Outer Hebrides are one of the best places to see the Northern Lights due to low light pollution.

The Isle of Barrais is a Scottish island in the Outer Hebrides or Western Isles. Castlebay, the ferry port, is the main village. Barra is connected to Vatersay by a causeway, as well as further south are the remote islands of Pabbay, Sandray, Mingulay, and Berneray.

If you don’t want to drive, there is a local bus that runs from the airport to Castlebay and Airdmhor if you are travelling north through the Outer Hebrides or just over to Eriskay for the day. A service from Castlebay to Vatersay is also available, but it must be reserved in advance.

This is a difficult question that is largely dependent on your own availability of time. You can spend 7 nights and 6 days there, but you’ll want to stay for two weeks, or you can drive around the island in less than an hour!

Isle of Barra has a population of approximately 1,300 people who live on a land area of approximately 15,000 Acres. It is possible to drive around Barra in 1hr on a single track road with passing places.

The aurora borealis is most likely to be seen in Barra between mid-October and mid-March, and the best times to see it are when there is a full moon.

The best time to visit the The Isle of Barra is between April and October, when the weather is most stable and mild.

The best way to get around the Isle of Barra is to rent a car at Barra Airport. Public transport on Barra is efficient but having a car is the best way to discover the best that Barra has to offer.

The main way to get to Barra is by ferry from Oban on the mainland. The journey takes 4 hours and 45 minutes. You can also take a ferry from the island of Eriskay to Barra, which takes 40 minutes.

Castlebay was a fishing port in the nineteenth century and is now the main town on the Isle of Barra.

Traveling to Barra from Glasgow Airport requires one of the most unusual landings in aviation history. The island has one of the world’s only beach airports, with sands so wide and densely packed that they double as a runway.

Barra and Vatersay are fantastic walking islands, whether it’s a stroll around the harbour, along one of the many beaches, around the island by road, or more challenging hill walks. The tourist board makes some suggestions, but the best advice is to just go!

Barra is a special place to visit, especially if you arrive by plane. It has long been renowned for its beauty, boasting beaches, hills, machair, and moor all on a small island. Flights between tides land on the beach at Cockle Strand, making it one of the most unusual airports in the world.

Golden Eagles can be seen soaring over the wild windswept hillsides, Puffins, Guillemots, and Kittiwakes nest on the high sheer cliffs, and Oystercatchers and Plovers can be seen picking amongst the mussels and limpets on the seashore.

You certainly can. Many rules must be followed in order to protect the island, wildlife, and others. A motorhome or campervan can be used for wild camping. Before arriving on the island, all campervans and motorhomes should reserve a campsite or designated bay.

The islands are one of the few places in Scotland where Scottish Gaelic is still widely spoken.

Midges aren’t a big problem in the Outer Hebrides because the Atlantic breeze keeps them at bay. You may want to use a midge repellent on the few days when they do appear. Midges can become more prevalent on the Isle of Skye later in the summer.

Previous visitors spent an average of £30 ($36) on meals for one day and £45 ($54) on local transportation. In addition, the average hotel price for a couple in Outer Hebrides is £120 ($144). So, a one-week trip to the Outer Hebrides for two people costs around £1,500 ($1,800).

Loganair is currently the only airline serving Barra from the UK mainland. Direct flights are available from Glasgow International, but indirect flights are available from a number of British airports.

The ferry to Barra departs from the southern end of Eriskay, and with the construction of the causeway in 2001, the entire island chain is now separated by only two ferry crossings. The service is operated by Caledonian MacBrayne and takes slightly more than forty minutes.

The island’s interior is hilly and uninhabited. White sandy beaches made of sand created from marine shells line the west and north sides of the island, while the southeast side has numerous rocky inlets. A sandy peninsula to the north leads to the beach airport and Eoligarry.

DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS?

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SUSTAINABLE FISHING AND ABUNDANT FISH LIFE ON THE ISLE OF BARRA

Join us as we explore the Isle of Barra's remarkable fish life. Located in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, the island boasts crystal-clear waters and diverse marine wildlife, making it a fishing enthusiast's paradise. Discover the underwater world of the Isle of Barra and how Barratlantic works towards securing this abundant fish life for future generations.

EXPLORING THE ISLE OF BARRA: LIFE, HISTORY AND WILDLIFE ON THE OUTER HEBRIDES

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CHECK YOUR AVAILABILITY FOR YOUR HOLIDAY

Discover the picturesque beauty of the Isle of Barra and plan your dream getaway today. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventurous escape, our calendar below provides a clear overview of available dates for booking your accommodation. Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes, explore the rich history and culture, and unwind amidst the tranquility of this idyllic Scottish island. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience the magic of Barra – consult the calendar below and secure your desired dates for an unforgettable holiday.