We drove to Berneray and parked above the East Beach there. We planned to stay overnight, there's a sign for £10 in the honesty box.
We set off on a walk round the whole island. First along behind the beach and up to the highest point, Beinn Shlèibhe.
On the way down towards the West Beach we saw a pair of golden eagles. We walked the whole length of the beach, about 3 miles.
At the far end of the beach we sat in the sunshine and had our lunch.
We then rounded the rocky southern end of the island, past an old settlement, and some rocks where birds obviously dropped loads of cockle shells to break them open.
We took a short cut across a bay because the tide was out, then uphill again to a large standing stone.
The final part of the walk was along the road through the main village and past the harbour. There were some old thatched cottages, including the youth hostel.
Later for dinner we had beef chilli and rice.