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NORTH UIST - Outer Hebrides

The soft and gentle landscape of North Uist can invite you to to walk for miles or simply stand and stare. An unforgettably lovely island scattered with crofts, craft workshops, galleries and art installations, this is the place for winding down completely.

Yet again the beaches are really impressive whilst this island is a complete comparison to the way we live on the mainland. The peace and quiet is a subtle change for us city folks.

We arrived onto North Uist in a rainstorm but it didn't dampen the colour of the water in the least.