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LHOON Says: The high cliffs surrounding the island present awe-inspiring views, and are also the site of numerous archaeological sites.
LHOON Says: This chapel with its missile-shaped tower is located near the pier. It is hardly used these days, since most islanders are Roman Catholic.
LHOON Says: Located on Sanday near the bridge, this shrine invites for a moment of mediatation.
LHOON Says: This Roman Catholic Church impresses through its size. Now not used for worship anymore (this has been transferred to St Columba's Chapel), it is being converted to accomodation.
LHOON Says: Located on the east of the island, not far from the pier, this ruin is known for the fact that the ruler of the castle used to lock up his wife in it.
Kate's Cottage: Simple but cozy
LHOON Says: Kate's Cottage has bothy-style accomodation for up to eight people. It is heated with a wood stove, and gas-lit.
LHOON Says: The house of Tighard is available for self-catering accomodation. It has luxury accomodation in 5 bedrooms for up to 10 people, a sitting room with open fire and a dining room.
LHOON Says: A fully licensed tea-room will open in May 2003, operated by friendly local Wendy MacKinnon.It will be the first licensed establishment ever on Canna.
LHOON Says: For those who have their own nautical transport available, Canna Harbour offers a nice sheltered place.
LHOON Says: Canna is connected to the adjacent island of Sanday by a footbridge.Vehicles can cross at low tide, traversing the mud.
LHOON Says: Luggage on Loch Nevis is checked free... in a big bag hoisted on board!
LHOON Says: The MV Loch Nevis plies four times per week between Mallaig and the isles of Eigg, Rum, Muck and Canna.
LHOON Says: If you go to Tarbert, towards the west of the island, you might encounter some strange creatures... Highland Cattle!
LHOON Says: The island of Canna in the inner Hebrides is a haven of peace and rest.
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The house of Tighard is available for self-catering accomodation. It has luxury accomodation in 5 bedrooms for up to 10 people, a sitting room with open fire...
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The islands of Canna and Sanday are quiet pearls of nature in the inner Hebrides. Owned by the National Trust for Scotland, the islands house a small community of 14 people who farm cattle and sheep.
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