We’ve been researching some Tiree history. When the Fleetwood steam trawler ‘Phrontis’ returned home on Thursday 28th January 1932 from the fishing grounds, she carried on her deck, a telegraph buoy belonging to the Western Union Telegraph Company. The buoy which was two tonnes in weight was used to allocate a position when repairs were […]
Tiree Beach Burger offers locally sourced, delicious burgers against stunning sea views, making it a popular spot for beachgoers. Ideal for a post-surf lunch or evening snack, it embodies the island’s flavors and atmosphere. Guests are encouraged to share their favorite burger experiences.
Visit Tiree Crab Company this summer for fresh crab and lobster from the island’s waters. This family-run business offers delicious seafood for beach picnics or special dinners while supporting the local community. Check their amended opening hours this week and share your favorite way to enjoy their seafood.
Join beach yoga at Balevullin starting Tuesday, July 1st. Classes are held every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the summer from 9:30 am for 45 minutes at £5 per session. No mat required, welcoming all levels. Enjoy fresh air and ocean views while energizing your morning routine.
Vibrant pink Sea Pinks thrive on Tiree’s windswept shores, showcasing the hidden beauty of Scotland’s coastlines. These wildflowers, swaying against the Atlantic backdrop, embody the enchanting experience of a Scottish island getaway. The post invites readers to share their encounters with these flowers on coastal walks throughout Scotland.
Na Mara Fish & Chips is extending its hours, now open three nights a week on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 5 PM to 8 PM. Locals and visitors are invited to savor fresh fish and chips by the sea. Bring a friend for a chippy night!
The Hynish Trust has opened a campervan/caravan space for vehicles up to 2.8m wide, priced at £35 per night. This beachfront site offers stunning views and includes amenities such as electric hook-up, water, shower, and WC access. Bookings are managed through Alan Stevenson House.
