Bag the MacPhies of Colonsay and Oronsay
A MacPhie is a climb in excess of 300ft in height, and is Colonsay and Oronsay's equivalent to a Munro.
Places to Eat & Drink
Discover Islay, Jura & Colonsay
With countless whisky distilleries spread across the isles of Islay, Jura & Colonsay, you will not be short of a wee dram to try. But on top of local whisky, you'll also find a selection of local gins and even rum to try. There are also craft ales and local wines. The Isles fertile agricultural land also means a delicious selection of locally sourced lamb and beef on the menus, as well as a vast selection of local seafood - freshly off the boats! You’ll find a vast range of fine dining, robust bistro food and beautiful baking all over the islands in the distilleries, restaurants, hotels, pubs and cafes.
Inspiration
Why the Paps of Jura are a hillwalking experience you’ll never forget!
Mountainous, rugged and sparsely populated, the island of Jura is perhaps the wildest of the Inner H...
How to enjoy the wonderful wildlife of Islay!
The beautiful Hebridean island of Islay is one of the most wildlife-rich places on the west coast of Scotland. Its sandy bays, moorland, machair, bogs, lochs, woodlands, sea cliffs, and shoreline support an incredible array of flora and fauna, from rare butterflies to iconic Scottish creatures such as otters, seals, and eagles. Here’s how to enjoy the wonderful wildlife of Islay.