The Isle of Gigha is one of the most beautiful of the Inner Hebridean Islands, famed for its lush turquoise seas, white sandy beaches and mesmerising dark skies. The Vikings called it 'God’s Isle' – and there's plenty of truth in this!
But there's even more to Gigha than its stunning landscapes, this island is brimming with character! Since 2002, Gigha has been a community-owned island, meaning that the roughly 160 locals have a real say in its future. This sense of pride and community spirit is evident everywhere you go on Gigha, from the local restaurants to the island's facilities.
The short crossing makes it a perfect short break or holiday in Scotland and an exciting and diverse place to add to your Scottish bucket list.
The Island of Gigha is an enchanting small island and is easily explored by bike, by foot or from the sea by kayak. Visit Gigha on Scotland's Adventure Coast.
If you love Kintyre then you’ll love Gigha. The island of Gigha offers fabulous walking and cycling, as well as great beaches and a good dose of history.
Gigha is the most southerly and one of the most beautiful of the Hebridean Islands where great food meets glorious scenery. Here are a few tips for your visit!