As well as landing on the island from the Eilean nan Gabhar anchorage, there is a bit of an anchorage off a small wooden house at the northeast corner of the island, but don't venture too far into the wee bay — it's shallow! From here there are pleasant strolls up through woods and bracken to the north-south ridge from which there are excellent views, particularly from the north end up the loch. Just down the east side of the ridge towards the north end you will find a ruined black house. The crudely built walls are only a couple of feet high but the rounded ends are clearly there, there was a single door into the main house, and another internal door with its lintel leading into the byre. There is also a pleasant Antares anchorage near the south east tip of the island but if you do go shore it would be polite not to venture too close to the summer house with someone's various kayaks and other boatie things etc. The island was apparently inhabited until the end of the 19th century.