Lying just off the Ardnamurchan Peninsula in the West Highlands, the Isle of Carna is an uninhabited 240-hectare mosaic of varied natural habitat. Surrounded by the breathtaking Loch Sunart, now a Marine Protected Area, the island and its waters along with the surrounding peninsulas, boast an array of beautiful and fascinating wildlife, including otters, red and roe deer, Scottish wildcats, foxes, pine martens, golden and white-tailed eagles, kestrels, hen harriers, diving birds, seals, dolphins, porpoises, basking sharks and whales, as well as an incredible diversity of plant and insect life.
Carna Conservation Initiative, a social enterprise involving the island's owners and local people and businesses, provides the chance not only to experience this secluded island, but to have it virtually to yourself, through a self-catered 'Escape' package starting from just…
