How the Outer Hebrides will charm you this summer

July 1, 2011 - PRLog -- The Outer Hebrides is well known for its wide variety of wildlife. The Islands of Scotland’s Outer Hebrides are a must see. These islands have some of the most captivating views in the country, with many bed and breakfasts at http://www.bedandbreakfast.org.uk available to enjoy for yourself.

Start by visiting Hebrides' recently returned Lewis Chessmen exhibition. The famous Lewis Chessmen exhibition was first unearthed 180 years ago. The exhibition uses new research to look at the mystery and intrigue surrounding the Lewis Chessmen, explore the stories surrounding their discovery and show how the characters reflected society at the time they were made.

The Lewis Chessmen exhibition will be on display this summer. In addition, you will also enjoy a guided tour with local experts of the beautiful area where the chessmen were discovered.

St Kilda is one of the islands of the Hebrides of Scotland. It hosts spectacular rare and unique species of plants and bird life. This island not only is it a huge fascination to naturalists and adventurers but also many Britons love this area's unique history, landscape and wildlife. View the many b&b's in Scotland at http://www.bedandbreakfast.org.uk . This world heritage site is best explored with cruise boats.

There is no better place to go rock climbing than in the Isle of Uist. This is also one of the islands of the Hebrides of Scotland. It has a beautiful rock formation rising dramatically from the sea.

This rock formation or otherwise known as the Lewisian Gneiss of these islands is up to four thousand million years old placing it among the most ancient rock formations in the world. Once on top, you will marvel over the breathtaking panoramic views of Hebridean islands.

With many tourists flocking to visit the islands of Scotland’s Outer Hebrides, these islands have high quality bed and breakfasts for you to choose from. Whether you are looking for a luxury bed and breakfast or a thatched cottage there's something for everyone.