The Isle of Tiree is one of the westernmost islands in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. Known for its stunning landscapes, it features beautiful sandy beaches, rolling hills, and a rich variety of wildlife. The island covers approximately 30 square miles and has a small population, primarily engaged in farming and fishing. Tiree is famous for its strong winds, making it a popular destination for water sports like surfing and kiteboarding. The island also has a vibrant culture, with traditional music and festivals celebrating its heritage. Visitors can explore historical sites, including ancient stone circles and ruins, reflecting its long history.