A hire bike leaning on a grassy bank on the moor, the ridge of An Sgùrr beyond a conifer wood.
Isle of Eigg

Eigg Adventures

Bike, e-bike and kayak hire from the Adventure Shed at the pier, with maps, helmets and a safety talk.

Welcome

Eigg Adventures hires out bikes, e-bikes and sit-on kayaks from the Adventure Shed at An Laimhrig, at the head of the piers where the ferry lands.

Visitors cannot bring cars to Eigg, and with the island's main road about four and a half miles long, a bike is the easiest way to see a good deal of it in a day, from the pier to Cleadale, the Bay of Laig and the Singing Sands.

It is run by Owain, who took it on in 2015; he is a keen photographer and will point you to the best spots and times of day for pictures. Every bike hire comes with a helmet, a full safety talk and the use of his maps. Bikes start at £25 a day for adults and £15 for children, with discounts for more than three days. The shed also keeps inner tubes and other spares for those who bring their own bikes. It closes for the season in mid-October; book ahead.

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Before you go

Collect and return bikes at the Adventure Shed in An Laimhrig, by the pier.

Bikes from £25 a day for adults and £15 for children, with discounts for more than three days; helmet, a safety talk and maps included. E-bikes and sit-on kayaks too. Open until mid-October; book through the site.

Getting there
CalMac ferry from Mallaig; the Sheerwater from Arisaig, April to September. No visitor cars.
Where
The Adventure Shed, An Laimhrig, by the pier.
Bikes
From £25 a day; children £15.
Season
Closes mid-October.

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