Travellers now have more help at hand to plan their holidays in the Outer Hebrides
thanks to the publication of the first ever guide book to focus on these islands
alone. The writer was extensively supported by Outer Hebrides Tourism (OHT) in both
research and photography.
Bradt's new guide to the ‘Outer Hebrides: The Western Isles
of Scotland, from Lewis to Barra’ by experienced writer and journalist Mark Rowe
is the only full-
Travellers focus on the Outer Hebrides in new guide book
1 May 2017
Author Mark Rowe is an environmental and outdoors journalist and writer who first
visited the Outer Hebrides in 1990 when using up the last few days of an Inter-
Most recently,
as a result of this new guide, the April issue of Countryfile magazine has hit the
shelves with its cover story of Mark’s journey through the Outer Hebrides.
Masses
of background information is included throughout, from geography, genealogy and geology
to art, architecture and wildlife, as well as all the practical details any visitor
might need: when to visit, itineraries which showcase the diversity of the Outer
Hebrides’ environment with wonderful wildlife and interesting archaeology along the
way, local culture & festivals, plus recommendations for where to stay and places
to eat and drink.
Ian Fordham of Outer Hebrides Tourism said: “We are delighted to
have helped in the development of the content of this new guide which focuses on
our lovely islands, and look forward to hearing about the experiences of visitors
who use its up to date information to explore the Outer Hebrides”.
This is an ideal
guide for those who travel with a desire to discover how the Outer Hebrides is a
place of great cultural, historical and wildlife interest. From flower-