Titelinformatie
A visitors map (printed on waterproof paper) of two spectacularly different islands. Islay, known as the Queen of the Hebrides, is populous, fertile and hilly. Famed for the numerous whisky distilleries, the island also boasts beautiful beaches and coves, picturesque villages, numerous ancient ruins and a wide variety of wildlife.
Separated by only a narrow channel, the island of Jura could not be a greater contrast. A single, narrow road linking the small settlements runs past stunning mountain scenery – wild, rocky and remote, this is un-tamed Scotland at it’s very best.
