Address Book for Isle Of Barra, Inverness-shire

Barra is wonderful, absolutely stunning scenery. You can walk for miles on the hills or on the beaches. The people are delightful too.

Would have loved to have stayed but nobody took dogs

It is the perfect place for a church overlooking everything

Fabulous shop! Amazing selection of local produce, wonderful warm service and especially loved the cheese options, though the local craft products were fantastic as well. Highly recommend.

Une boutique magique, sur une île magique, qui propose une sélection de services en tout genre (WiFi et location de vélo notamment !!!) En plus des produits locaux! Il faut y faire un détour !

Such a treasure of a place. The guides are very helpful. The history of the castle is interesting even up until very recent times. Well worth a visit.

Pretty small but wonderfully restored. There are no official tours but you can find your way around quite easily and most things are pretty self explanitory. The ferrymen will even give you a 360 spin around the castle on your way back to the mainland.

Fabulous campsite with spectacular views. Excellent facilities always clean and tidy (free showers, Kitchen, washing (£3) and drying machines (£1 for ½ hour), grey and black waste disposal). Stunning beach close by. 2.5 miles from Castle Bay. Donald the owner is very helpful and friendly. Highly recommended.

Facilities for campers are very good. Compact but modern and clean toilet block that has small but well equipped kitchen. Only thing missing is a hob (but has mini-oven). Views are spectacular if you get the weather (which we didn't) and Donald, the owner is a warm, hospitable person (even more so if you ply him with malt whisky!).

Busy Friday yet got a walk-in table with excellent local lamb and seafood, prepared with an Indian twist

Great food in an busy but intimate setting in the unlikely Castlebay location. Try the prawn Achari for local produce spiced well.

Had a nice pizza here last year, stone baked, delicious.

Best pizza ever.... well worth buying

Clean and tidy, but very overpriced. Restaurant extortionate. We had to leave early to catch a ferry the next day, so were told a continental breakfast would be left for us. When we went downstairs for it, there was no lighting, no kettle with which to make a hot drink, and no bread to make toast. Disappointing considering the cost of the hotel! Additionally, they had already checked someone into our room when we arrived, so we had to wait whilst they were moved!

Have been in a few times just for drinks and it's very popular. Had food here also which was excellent. I had cockles as a starter , and then monkfish wrapped in pancetta on a bed of mash potatoes ( had to ask for mash no problem though) with peas in a good sauce. Then had sticky toffee pudding and ice cream , lovely. Barstaff/waiting staff were very good at their jobs and also nice and friendly and chatted if not to busy. It's better if you book a table that's how popular this place is.