This small island to the south-west of Skye is bursting with human history. Canna is thought to have been inhabited since 5000BC and now supports a small crofting community, as well as scores of wild creatures such as porpoises, whales, puffins and eagles. Canna House walled garden can be entered through an escallonia tunnel.

About us

HIGHLIGHTS

Bee-friendly lawns

Beautiful borders and an orchard

Home to scores of wildlife

Seabird colony

CONCESSIONS

Awards

GUIDED TOURS

All information can be found on the NTS Canna House webpage. Please contact cannahouse@nts.org.uk directly to check availability.

Group visits

ACCOMMODATION

VOLUNTEERING / INTERNSHIPS OPPORTUNITES

ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

You can find our accessibility statement here:

PROMOTIONAL THEMES

  • Walled Garden

HOW TO FIND US

Ferry from Mallaig (Caledonian MacBrayne - no cars); see website for further information

ADDRESS

Canna House
Isle of Canna
Inner Hebrides
PH44 4RS

OPENING TIMES

Opening information

Please refer to the National Trust for Scotland website for the most up-to-date information.

ADMISSION PRICES

Entry is free

ADDRESS

Argyll and The Isles

Canna House
Isle of Canna
Inner Hebrides
PH44 4RS

FACILITY

Accessibility

Family day out

WEBSITE

https://www.nts.org.uk/visit/places/canna

E-MAIL

cannahouse@nts.org.uk

PHONE

FACEBOOK

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