Harris Island
The southern part of the largest island of the Hebrides archipelago
Description:
Harris Island is a small Scottish island that smells of wild flowers and surprises with a variety of landscapes. In the north and east there are rocky mountains (Mount Klisham is the highest point of all the Hebrides), in the west there are numerous lakes, yellow sandy beaches and emerald water, dolphins and eagles, whales and seals.
The island does not have such clearly highlighted historical monuments, and they are not necessary in moments of enjoying the untouched civilization of these wildly beautiful places.
From Harris goes by ferry to the largest of the western islands of Scotland - the island of Skye.