Isle of Canna

Isle Of Canna, Scotland

Isle of Canna, also known as Canaigh or Eilean Chanaigh, is the westernmost of the Small Isles archipelago in the Scottish Inner Hebrides. Linked to the neighboring island of Sanday, visitors can explore the 4.3-mile long and 1-mile wide island, with stunning views of basalt pillars, sea cliffs, and Compass Hill. The island is renowned for its diverse wildlife including sea eagles, golden eagles, puffins, peregrine falcons, and rare butterfly species. Càrn a' Ghaill, the highest point on the island at 689 feet, offers panoramic views. Learn about the island's rich history dating back to the early Christian period with ruins of ancient structures and Celtic crosses. Visit Canna House, housing archives of Scottish Gaelic literature and folklore. Enjoy the tranquility of the island, unstaffed shops, and broadband internet access. Accommodations include three churches and the opportunity to experience the unique Cafe Canna.

Location

City: Isle of Canna

Region: Highland

Country: Scotland

Coordinates: 57.06° N, 6.55° W