HIDDEN GEMS
HIDDEN
Gems
It’s summertime, so why not take advantage
and plan your own trip to one of the many
hidden gems in our gorgeous Highlands and
Islands? There is no need to travel far to
fi nd that perfect sugary-sand beach or enjoy
world-class seafood. Taking a ‘daycation’ or a
weekend getaway to one of the West Coast's
hidden gems is more affordable than ever, especially
our many islands, thanks to the Road
Equivalent Tariff fares.
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Tiree Lodge Hotel
When visiting the Isle
of Tiree there is only
one place to stop off
for a bite to eat.
From breakfast to
dinner and all in
between, the Tiree
Lodge offers a range
of delicious homemade
meals, snacks
and cakes.
Made on-site using
the finest local ingredients.
Don't believe us?... Why not pop along and see for
yourself?
Ask a member of staff about the shower facilities
avaialble, meaning you can come straight from a day
at the beach (subject to availability).
Most of our rooms have been refurbished as part of
our ongoing programme.
To book call 01879 220329
Tiree Lodge Hotel
Gott Bay, Kirkapol, Isle of Tiree
Email info@tireelodge.co.uk
www.tireelodge.co.uk
Tiree
Tiree, home to the famous Wave Classic and famous
Music Festival – pulling in thousands of people each
year, even though it is one of the most remote of the
Hebridean islands. Tiree is the most westerly island in
the Inner Hebrides, with a a population of around 650.
Crofting, tourism and fi shing are the main sources of
employment for the islanders. Tiree, along with Colonsay,
enjoys long hours of sunshine during the late spring
and early summer compared to the rest of the UK. There
is a reason it is called the Hawaii of the North – it's
warm, balmy climate, stunning coastlines and warm,
friendly people. Tiree can be reached by air or by sea.