The beautiful, uninhabited island of Vallay (Eilean Eilean Bhalaigh) sits off the north west cost of North Uist. It's also the setting for Vallay House, the one time residence of Erskine Beveridge who bought the island and built Vallay House, also known as Taigh Mor, in 1904. Whilst the house is now in ruins, it's still a landmark when looking across to the island of Vallay.
Vallay is normally reached by a causeway and just under 2.5km of walking or cycling. Our plan however was to kayak around the island and enjoy a lunch stop at Camas na Criche. From there, it was a short walk around the main features of the island.
A 360° aerial panorama with embedded hotspots to a few of the photographs taken during the day. Go Fullscreen and enjoy the view....!