	ACTIVITIES
	Carminish House is ideally situated to indulge the following pursuits, and more... Walking Harris is the southern half of what is known as the ‘Long Island’; the northern half being Lewis. North Harris is mountainous, with An Clisham its highest point, at 799 m (2621 ft). The eastern seaboard is rugged and contrasts sharply with the fertile south-western shores on which the Atlantic waters have formed a great many superb beaches, some of which stretch for miles. Bird watching & wildlife This south-western area is a haven for bird-watchers, walkers and sea life spotters. See Leverburgh website for more details Fishing The local lochs with their salmon and trout fishing are a paradise for fishermen. Contact Rodel Fishery or Obbe Fishings for details. Sea angling also available - contact Harris Sea Angling Club, Telephone:+44 (0)1859 530310 . Boat Trips Boat Trips are organised for fishing / sight-seeing or to land on an uninhabited island, which you can explore at your leisure. You can also take a day trip out to St Kilda from Leverburgh. See Leverburgh website for more details.

ACTIVITIES

Carminish House is ideally situated to indulge the following pursuits,
and more...

Walking
Harris is the southern half of what is known as the ‘Long Island’; the northern half being Lewis. North Harris is mountainous, with An Clisham its highest point, at 799 m (2621 ft).

The eastern seaboard is rugged and contrasts sharply with the fertile south-western shores on which the Atlantic waters have formed a great many superb beaches, some of which stretch for miles.

Bird watching & wildlife
This south-western area is a haven for bird-watchers, walkers and sea life spotters. See Leverburgh website for more details

Fishing
The local lochs with their salmon and trout fishing are a paradise for fishermen. Contact Rodel Fishery or Obbe Fishings for details. Sea angling also available - contact Harris Sea Angling Club, Telephone:+44 (0)1859 530310 .

Boat Trips
Boat Trips are organised for fishing / sight-seeing or to land on an uninhabited island, which you can explore at your leisure. You can also take a day trip out to St Kilda from Leverburgh. See Leverburgh website for more details.