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Lewis

Lewis is an island of both captivating history and stunning beauty and is steeped in Gaelic heritage. The island is predominately flat and is characterised by a mixture of moors and small lochs. Historical sites including the Iron Age Dun Carloway Broch and mysterious standing stones at Callanish are treasures to behold. Stornoway, the island’s main harbour town, is bustling with Gaelic arts and cultural events and is perfect for a day trip or longer stay with the annual Hebridean Celtic Festival a particular highlight.

The main ferry to Lewis is from Ullapool on the mainland but can also be reached through Harris from Uig on Skye or Berneray from North Uist

For more information see Visit Hebrides or Isle of Lewis.

Callanish Standing Stones Bostadh Beach Butt of Lewis Lighthouse An Lanntair Stornoway Tolstadh Beach Gearrannan Village MV Isle of Lewis
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MV Isle of Lewis

Interactive deck plans and downloads for the route, Ullapool – Stornoway.

Mariners

Located on Deck 4 surrounded by stunning sea views, Mariners offers an informal and unique dining experience.

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Shop as you sail at our onboard retail outlet for gifts, CDs, books, confectionery and magazines.

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Summer: LEWIS: Stornoway - Ullapool (includes additional Sunday sailing's for 15 July and 19 August 2012) DOWNLOAD NOW

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