The Small Isles are a small archipelago of islands in the Inner Hebrides, off the west coast of Scotland. They lie south of Skye and north of Mull and Ardnamurchan – the most westerly point of mainland Scotland. The four main islands are Canna, Rùm, Eigg and Muck. The Gaelic name is literally "cross isles" referring to their position between Morar and The Uists.

Kildonnan on the Island of Eigg with the mountains of Rùm in the background


The Cuillins of Skye from the Sound of Rùm


View to the Island of Rùm with Sgorr Sgaileach on the Island of Eigg to the left


An Sgurr (The Sgurr of Eigg)


Kildonnan on the east side of Eigg


Postbox on the Island of Eigg


The Road to Cleadale, Island of Eigg


The cliffs of Sgorr an Fharaidh, Island of Eigg


Port Mor, the harbour on the Island of Muck


The road to Gallanach on Island of Muck


View to the Island of Eigg from Blar Mor farm on the Island of Muck


View to the Island of Rùm on the road to Gallanach on Island of Muck


View to the Island of Rùm from Camus na Cairidh on the Island of Muck