Mythical islands and wild landscapes of the Hebrides

The Hebrides, in the north west of Scotland, offer a singular journey between the sea and the sky into a world that has remained fiercely authentic. Sheer cliffs, deep lochs and windswept moors form a landscape draped in mystery. Megalithic and religious sites rise up out of the fog, while ancient mountains watch over the fishing ports and isolated hamlets.
Along sleepy lochs, the typical cottages and captivating gardens serve as reminders that the harshness of the region does stop it from being poetic, while the bird colonies populating the cliffs eroded by the ocean reveal the most important thing: nature reigns supreme here.