moderate
4–6 hours
Average physical condition suitable for uneven terrain and outdoor activity
Discover rugged coastlines, rich culture, and wildlife on a 4x4 land tour of Long Island. Perfect for those seeking an authentic outdoor experience intertwined with local stories.
Suitable for all Ages • 4x4 Tour • Half or Full Day Tours
Embark on an unforgettable 4x4 adventure across our islands, uncovering hidden gems from lush landscapes to rugged coastlines. Immerse yourself in local culture with captivating stories and wildlife encounters. Enhance your experience with Gaelic lessons and a delicious Hebridean Picnic, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Half Day or Full Day Tours
Sit back, relax and soak up our island scenery as you venture off the beaten track in our 4x4 tours. Explore all the hidden gems across our islands, from the fertile machair ground in the West to the rugged coast and hills in the East.
Hear tales of yesteryear and learn about our island culture and heritage as you travel throughout the Islands. Watch wildlife up close, step out onto unspoilt white sands and capture images and memories of a lifetime.
Interested in learning some Gaelic as part of your visit? Your guide is born and bred on South Uist and a Gaelic speaker so you can learn some words and phrases as you travel.
Make your tour extra special by adding on a Hebridean Picnic; filled with our amazing local and croft produce it is an experience not to be missed.
Full day tours are £160 per person and half day tours are £80 per person. There are a minimum of 2 persons per tour and maximum of 8 persons. You can upgrade to have a private tour and add on a picnic lunch.
If you are booking on as a solo traveller please be aware that we need to meet a minimum of two bookings for the tour to go ahead, therefore tours can be liable to cancellation if minimum numbers are not met.
Please contact us in advance to discuss your specific requests and interests and we will look to tailor a private tour to your exact requirements.
Sturdy walking shoes are essential for navigating rocky and uneven terrains safely.
Weather can change rapidly; dress in layers and carry waterproof gear when needed.
Binoculars enhance wildlife viewing opportunities, from seabirds to seals.
Respect archaeological and natural sites by following guidelines and staying on marked paths.
The islands have been inhabited since Neolithic times, with Norse settlers leaving a lasting cultural imprint.
Efforts focus on preserving native wildlife and archaeological sites, promoting sustainable tourism.
Providing grip and support on rocky and uneven surfaces.
Protect against sudden weather changes common in coastal areas.
Enhance wildlife viewing opportunities.
Protection from the sun during sunny days.
summer specific