The Iolaire Disaster..the ship bringing servicemen home to the Isle of Lewis after the end of the First World War. Many had survived the war, only to lose their lives in the final moments of their journey, just metres from shore. This video remembers the men who were lost, the communities forever changed and why the Iolaire disaster still holds such meaning more than a century later. I was surprised I had never heard of this tragedy, when my uncle told me about it whilst we were in Stornoway, I

Lewis Tops Track | Lewis Pass, South Island 🏔🌿 Duration: 4–6 hrs return Difficulty: Moderate Highlights: Alpine ridgelines, epic mountain views and a good leg burn 💪 A lesser-known gem for those chasing panoramic summit scenes without the crowds. You’ll climb quickly above the bushline and be rewarded incredible mountain views. Best tackled on a clear day for max payoff. Tip: End the hike with a soak at the Maruia Hot Springs just down the road — then tick them both off on the Roady app ✔️ Is

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Step back 5,000 years at the incredible Callanish Standing Stones on the Isle of Lewis. This ancient stone circle is a highlight of our Lewis & Harris tours, a place where history, mystery, and breathtaking island scenery meet. ✨ Join us in uncovering Scotland’s past… why not book your 2026 adventure now? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 www.scotlandswild.com #CallanishStones #IsleOfLewis #LewisAndHarris #ScotlandHistory #AncientScotland #ScottishHeritage #ExploreScotland #ScotlandTours #VisitScotland | Scotland'

The Isle of Lewis and Harris, the largest island in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides, has a rich and complex history dating back thousands of years. Archaeological evidence shows human settlement as early as 5000 BCE, with Neolithic sites like the Callanish Stones—an ancient stone circle older than Stonehenge—attesting to its early importance. By the Iron Age, the island was dotted with brochs and crannogs, and later became part of the Norse Kingdom of the Isles after Viking incursions in the 9th centu