This Scottish island sanctuary harbors Europe’s rarest flower meadows where ancient Gaelic traditions still thrive (and golden eagles soar above pristine beaches)
South Uist: Scotland’s Secret Island Where Celtic Traditions Meet Pristine Beaches A wilderness sanctuary hidden in plain sight While tourists flock to Scotland’s mainland attractions, South Uist in the Outer Hebrides remains wonderfully undiscovered. This 20-mile-long island captivates with its dramatic contrasts: pristine white beaches line the western shore while rugged mountains dominate the east. … Lire plus