A visit to Scotland would not be complete without a trip through the Hebrides - each island has its own fascinating history and unique culture. Though they are different in many ways, all the Hebridean islands boast scenic landscapes, delicious seafood restaurants and a range of quaint hotels, B&Bs, guesthouses, and pubs.
Mix and Match the Islands in the Inner Hebrides
While it would be nearly impossible to see all of the Inner Hebrides in one trip, you can combine one or two islands; like the Isle of Skye, with its dramatic mountains and lochs, the Isle of Mull, with its rich history of castles, or the Isle of Tiree, best known for its world-class windsurfing.
While touring the Inner Hebrides visitors will discover a range of important historical, cultural, and natural wonders, including the Old Man of Storr in the mountains of Skye. Why not visit one of the many distilleries on the Isle of Islay, such as Laphroaig and Lagavulin, and Iona Abbey on the Isle of Iona – the latter is considered the birthplace of Christianity in Scotland.
Book Your Stay at a 3 Star Hotel in the Inner Hebrides
No matter what isle you happen to be staying on in the Inner Hebrides, one of the region’s three star hotels will provide you with an enjoyable and comfortable stay throughout your visit. To reserve your hotel room and plan your itinerary, use the Expedia search tool.
