Bagh Alluin

2012

 

Not many tourists visit the Uists in autumn / winter but for the ones who do venture out to this remote part of scotland it is alway a special experience.

The western isles welcome a countless number of migrating birds including Kittiwakes, Pomarine Skuas,  Grey Phalaropes,  Velvet Scoters, Blackcaps and Bramblings. And from our windows we can see the flocks of Greylag and Barnacle geese resting on the croftland in their hundreds.

We have had a very busy season with visitors from all over the world and it was great to see how they all enjoyed their stay.

Lots of inspiration for the photographers, musicians and artists who stayed with us and plenty of beach and ocean for kite surfers, scuba divers and nature lovers.

For those who are less attracted to the winter weather, our rooms are spacious and comfortable to enjoy time inside with a book, a sketchbook or a boardgame.

 

Many thank for your lovely  reviews in our guest book and on Tripadvisor.

They have proven to be a great help to attract new visitors.

Also a thank you for all your suggestions that help us to make Bagh Alluin an even better place to stay.

 

February 2012 and many new guests have found our website.

Looking forward to meet new visitors and returning friends.

If we have attracted your interest in visiting the Uists please visit the link Tripadvisor below  and read more about us.

 

We hope to see you!

Jac Senna and Caj Volbeda