Isle of Tiree
Scotland's Island CoastKnown as the ‘sunshine isle’, Tiree is home to some of the best beaches in Scotland. If you seek tranquillity, freedom of space, and clean pure air, the Isle of Tiree has it all. Though only 12 miles long and 3 miles wide, the sky and sea stretch from horizon to horizon.
With no woodland and only three sizeable hills on an otherwise flat landscape, there is nothing to obscure the view. There is something of a fascination for all visitors, young and old.
The beautiful beaches provide miles of potential sandcastles, gently sloping paddling pools, and windsurfing for the more adventurous.
Gaelic in Scotland
The indigenous language of Argyll contains great richness of expression. Here we have shared a phrase from local Gaelic poetry about the Isle of Tiree.
’S toigh leam fhéin an t-eilean grianach (I myself love the sunny island)
Càit air ’n ear no ’n iar a th’ aig bàrr air? (Where in east or west is its better?)
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Aisling's Kitchen
We’re really passionate about delicious food and where it comes from. We source our produce as close to home as we can to provide the best quality meals.
Tiree Rural Centre
Isle of Tiree
Argyll, Scotland
PA77 6UP
Tel: 07557 510330
Stravaigin Sailing
We are a small family run business located on Scotland’s west coast in the heart of the best cruising and adventure arena our country has to offer. Join us o...
North Pier Pontoons
Oban
PA34 5PX
Tel: 07833 103020
McKinlay Kidd Ltd
Award-winning specialist tour operator making holidays differently throughout Argyll and the Isles. At McKinlay Kidd, we like to get up close and personal wi...
Head Office, McKinlay Kidd
6/1 (front) The Hatrack
144 St Vincent St
Glasgow
G2 5LQ
Tel: 0141 260 9260
Argyll Safaris
Rab is passionate about Argyll, its landscape, culture and heritage. With 60 medieval castles, 32 clan seats, and 1256 Neolithic standing stones, it is the b...
Rughriach
Old Shore Road
PA37 1PT
Tel: 07760880757
Artmap Argyll
Artmap Argyll is a network of Artists who work across Argyll, from Kintyre in the south, up to Ballachulish in the north and out to the Isle of Tiree. Our me...
No 1 Balliebeg
Castleton
Lochgilphead
PA31 8RU
Tel: 07708461081
Whisky and Waves
Whisky and Waves offers unforgettable sailing experiences along Scotland’s rugged west coast, blending adventure and whisky heritage. Based in Oban, our priv...
Oban
North Pier
PA34 5QD
Tel: 07919368415
Provident Sailing
A holiday on Provident will introduce you to the fabulous west coast of Scotland, where you can explore the islands, coasts, harbours, and hills of Argyll an...
Head Office, Dunstaffnage Marina
Dunbeg
Oban
PA37 1PX
Tel: 07549 935222
Tiree Tea
Our 9 unique blends are available in packs of 10 or 20 plastic-free tea bags and all of our packaging is biodegradable! The blends are all inspired by the is...
Coll View
Caolas
Tiree
PA77 6TS
ISLE OF COLL
Coll enjoys some of the highest sunshine hours in the UK per annum, so be sure to take a walk on the secluded beaches, marvel at the fantastic wildlife and enjoy a dram or two.
OBAN, LORN & ISLES
The seaside town of Oban is a great place for a holiday with much to see and do in wider area and nearby Inner Hebridean islands.
INNER HEBRIDEAN ISLANDS
Argyll & the Isles is home to 23 inhabited islands, each combining stunning scenery and awe-inspiring landscapes.
Tiree Windsurfer – William’s Story
William sees the world differently – having grown up on a remote Scottish island, that’s no surprise. He listened to the call of the sea and now, settled with a family, he owns and operates his own windsurfing school on the Isle of Tiree. Hear from William about allure of the sand and the surf against the backdrop of this Hebridean island and how tutoring others in this thrilling sport means so much to him. Scotland. A spirit of its own.
All you need to know about visiting Tiree
Tiree on YouTube
Immerse yourself in all things Tiree by watching our dedicated YouTube playlist for food and drink, activities and so much more!
Planning your journey
Making your way to the Isle of Tiree is easier than you may think.
Most choose to take the regular roll-on, roll-off ferries from Oban but the island also has an airport with several flights from Oban Airport and Glasgow.
