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Small Isles: Getting there/around
Canna, Eigg, Rum and Muck are the ‘hidden gems’ of the Inner Hebrides.

These islands, reached from Mallaig, are unique. Get away from it all and explore their individual beauty and fascinating wildlife. Visit all of the islands on a non-landing cruise or take time out for a fuller visit.
Canna has been a bird sanctuary for many years. Muck, the smallest of the Small Isles is great for walking and picnicking. Rum, the largest of the Small Isles, is most well-known for the Edwardian Kinloch Castle. Eigg has lots to discover including arts and crafts as well as the spectacular views from the top of Sgurr. Getting there summer Summer: SMALL ISLES: Mallaig - Eigg - Muck - Rum - Canna ...

 
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The Small Isles Top Tips
Climb the Sgurr of Eigg for breathtaking views.

Visit the Edwardian time-capsule of Kinloch Castle on Rum.

Go on an archaeological quest around Canna, discoveries include a Celtic cross, remains of an ancient nunnery and a medieval prison tower.

Don’t have time to stay overnight? - Go on a CalMac Small Isles cruise and see all of the islands in a day.

Visit Gallanach Bay on Muck and look out for the porpoises.

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