The Isle of Harris - Outer Hebrides - has an incredible diversity in its landscape. The East coast of The Isle of Harris is dramatic, a rocky landscape. The west coast of Harris is perhaps as breathtakingly beautiful with miles of golden sandy beaches and fertile machair soil with stunning mountainous backdrops. Isle of Harris, Harris, from the old Norse meaning 'high land' is often described as the 'high heart of the Hebrides'. The Isle of Harris has a wide range of landscapes, all of which have their own charm and interest
Luskentyre in November - Belle a locals lovely white horse wandering
Voted one of the top ten beaches in the world - Luskentyre Beach
The stunning Horgabost Beach
Isle of Harris - Western Isles
Tarbert Harbour - Isle of Harris on a bright October day
Although not actually an Island itself, it is usually referred to as "The Isle of Harris", it is the southern and most mountaineuous are of Lewis and Harris the largest Island of The Outer Hebrides
This lovely bay has a fantastic viewing point for watching seals and even otters if you are lucky - just straight from the jetty - Western Isles wildlife! The way the light casts it's shadows on the lovely bay, lighting up the surrounding yellowy moorland means that you cant help but get lovely photos. ......
Snug in the valley where North and South Harris meet, lovely mountain peaks behind sits Tarbert. The harbour is the ferry terminal. The name means "isthmus", "crossing point" in Gaelic and the ferries travel to and from Uig on Skye. A new pier was built in 1800's.....
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