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The docile Eriskay Ponies, a rare breed, roam the Island and can even be spotted from your deck. The owner, artist/photographer lives next door and is happy to provide you with any local information on any aspect of the Gaelic Culture and language spoken by the Islanders, but your privacy is always respected. The surrounding tidal waters team with wildlife from basking seals, otters, porpoises, sea eagles, and oystercatchers. The island is fabulous for all water sports and fishing. A peaceful and invigorating retreat for all who seek a unique experience.

Pod Beag Na Haun is idyllically situated on tidal Haun Bay with Island views to Ben Scrien and across the Sound to the hills of South Uist. Modern, cozy, and equipped to excellent standards with a spacious, secured decking area, it's Eriskay's first luxury pod. The friendly, peaceful, historic Isle of Eriskay, renowned for the 1745 landing of Bonnie Prince Charlie to reclaim the Scottish throne, is marked by a simple cairn above the exceptional white sandy beach now named in his honour According to legend, the Prince scattered convolvulus seeds as a symbolic gesture that appeared, as if by magic, amongst the marram grass every July and August. The village beach at Baile, at low tide, is perfect for raking shellfish, an enjoyable pastime for many Islanders and visitors. The Island is well-served with its excellent community shop and the Politician Pub, serving fresh local seafood daily caught by Island fishermen. The restaurant is now open all year round. It also has a famous connection. When the SS. Politician ran aground off the small Island of Calvay in 1941; the cargo of whisky was too precious to leave to the fish. The antics of the Islanders inspired the film Whisky Galore, and a bottle or two of ‘Polly Whisky’ is proudly displayed in the bar. Leave your car at the door and traverse the whole Island easily on foot. Reach the top of Ben Scrien, an easy climb, and enjoy the most spectacular view of all the surrounding Islands from the Cuillins of Skye to Rum, Canna, and the Inner Hebrides, and on clear days St.Kilda.