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8 Jun 2022

A trip around Canna Bay

A trip around Canna Bay, April 2022
Sit back and enjoy a virtual tour of beautiful Canna Bay, accompanied by music from James Duncan Mackenzie.

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A large gravel area surrounds some pretty garden beds in full bloom, at Canna House. A flagpole with a saltire stands in one bed. In the foreground is an A-frame sign on the gravel.

A walk in Canna House Garden

Enjoy a virtual walk around Canna House Garden in late summer with House Manager and Archivist Fiona Mackenzie.

A man in an orange high-vis jacket and a white hard hat stands beside railings on a pier. A grassy slope rises behind him.

A day in the life of the ... Isle of Canna Harbourmaster

We meet Donald Mackenzie, the harbourmaster on the island of Canna in the Hebrides, who shares an insight into this unique job within the Trust.

Stone cairns with old tractor seats attached to the top stand beside each other. Slates lie against the cairns, with names painted on it. Across the bay, in the distance, can be seen St Edward's Church, pictured through a large iron cartwheel hoop.

The Solas Point: Canna’s new art installation

A new multi-sensory art installation is taking shape on the Isle of Canna to mark the creative world of Margaret Fay Shaw.

‘Colm’ – an island journey with St Columba

Be taken on an island journey with St Columba through Canna, Lewis and islands of the Irish Gaeltacht in this short film.

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