Hebridean trip

We did it in a 6m PVC from Lewis down to Barra. Mostly the roads were absolutely fine as were the sites. Personally I’d not want to do it in a MH the size of yours but people do.

Places to go - it very much depends on your personal preferences but the tourist must sees are the Callanish Stones and the Gearrannan Village on Lewis, the beaches of Luskentyre on Harris and the beach airport on Barra. Otherwise, it’s whatever takes your fancy. Most beach areas have parking but be prepared for hills on your ebikes.

Don't expect to find lots of places to eat out because they are not plentiful. The Co-op shops are very good for stocking up on supplies.

Do, please, respect the islanders religious observance of Sunday and remember that everything closes on a Sunday. 

Do you have any pics Tinny?, I’ve done Scotland but not almost Scandinavian Scotland like you, now that’s a journey mate👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Loads of them. I’ll find a few😃. It’s not so much of a journey as the nearer Scandinavia of Shetland. Now that is a trek👍🏻

Here you go-

Callanish Stones swarming in Canadian visitors

Gearrannan Blackhouses with just a few Canadians

Luskentyre and

Barra airport (across the bay) sans Canadians

You may find the Andrew Ditton  videos on YouTube useful in planning your trip. There is a series of them and this is the first one about the basics. Andrew lives in the Outer Hebrides so sound local knowledge. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnCY6cizghg 

David

That is beaut Tinny, great pics. Scotland is rammed just full of wonderful history, I remember visiting Iona & that was a revelation in the feelings it engendered,for an atheist like me I found it so spiritual, no Canadians mind😊

One word of WARNING to you, ClubDougal   !!

Do your checking carefully and ensure it covers the FERRIES  !!

Ferries like the old ( now replaced I understand ) ferry to Mull from Lochaline to Fishnish used to be Drive on ~~ Reverse off !!  I was in a Leyland Sherpa camper so had no trouble but the lady in a car in front of me leapt out, ran round to the passenger side & pounded violently on the car roof. Definitely would have needed a change of attire at the first lay-by I reckon !!

As Rocky says, so much great history ~~ almost as  much as there is great scenery,  so no rushing around on either count 

No worries there, Brian. The ferries to the Outer Hebrides are good drive on, drive off ferries the same goes for the small inter island ferries👍. 

I know what you mean. I've not been to Iona but the Ring of Brodgar in Orkney had a very spiritual feel. It was probably enhanced by us being the only people there in the quiet of evening.

I think I am right in saying that CalMac introduced an advanced booking requirement for motorhomes crossing from the mainland.  If this still applies it may affect you.