Cheap flights from Dublin, Ireland to Stornoway, United Kingdom

When buying products in Stornoway, remember about two of the best supermarkets in the city — Co-op and Tesco. But going to Co-op on Cromwell Street, bear in mind there is no parking. However, there is a pay and display car park in Perceval Square just across the road. Whatever you buy, add to your list locally made Stag Bakery products. This is an amazing local bakery manufacturer that offers high-quality bread or ready-to-eat rolls.

Walking on Church Street in Stornoway, visit MacLeod & MacLeod cafe and order traditional black pudding (traditional Scottish sausage). Many cafes serve this dish, but MacLeod & MacLeod is one of the best ones according to locals’ opinions.

Going to South Beach from the Stornoway Harbour, you will see the beautiful and, at the same time, poignant Iolaire Memorial. Dedicated to the greatest maritime disasters, the “Sheol Nan Iolaire” shows the outline of the H.M.Y Iolaire ship with 280 wooden posts, one for each man aboard the ship. 79 posts are painted white as a visual indicator of the survivors. As the tide comes in each night and covers the memorial, those markers light up blue apart from those 79 posts depicting survivors, which turn red.