The Outer Hebrides situated on the North West tip of Scotland lie on the tip of a NNW and SWW axis and are exposed to Atlantic swells from the South, North and West.
Lewis lies on the edge of a cauldron of ocean activity with most of the Western Isles capturing vast chunks of swell that slam into them from the North Atlantic.
The continental shelf here is much closer to the shore than elsewhere in Britain and this far north gives longer daylight hours during summer, enabling you to surf almost until midnight on midsummer days.
With numerous surf breaks on all sides of the islands, offshore winds can be found most days, grooming a variety of locations from beginner beach breaks to world class reefs.
Upon arrival by either ferry or air you will be met and welcomed aboard the expedition truck. Relax and let us take you to some beautiful unspoiled landscapes where you will enjoy a unique surfing experience. Golden sand beaches, fantastic clear water warmed by the Gulf Stream and a distinct lack of people will add to the atmosphere.
