The easy way is by boat from Badluarach Jetty IV23 2RA
You might get a lift across the water from somebody. You will not find so much ferrying activity at low tides, so check the timing here. Boats are small and the weather is a big factor.
Ferry information Bill Burstall 077 
4763 0249 who fetches the post for Scoraig (Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1030) and provides on-demand ferrying in most conditions.
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You can also walk from Badrallach
Dear People of Scoraig,
I’m from Kernow (Cornwall) I live on an old oak gaff rigged sailing vessel, and would very much like to visit on my circumnavigation of Britain next year, I would like to buy fresh vegetables etc… and perhaps some other useful items, and to make some connections and socialise.
my vessel is 65ft long and requires 2m of water to the seabed at the lowest tide.
Could you please let me know the best place to anchor and the best and worst times of year, and what wind speed and direction makes anchoring difficult in certain places.
a great time to visit is in summer time,it is very cold and windy in winter
Scoraig is a wonderful place for children to grow up because there is so much freedom to runaround in and is all-ways great no matter the weather
Have made frequent visits to Scoraig – always walking. Note that computer users will be very confused if they look for Scoraig on “Bing” Maps. Bing is the default mapping program within the latest version of Microsoft Windows.
Bing have Scoraig positioned at Badluarach – which for drivers is the closest point but hardly accurate!
I have notified Bing (via feeback option on web) – maybe some local folk should too!
Hi Scoraig!
I live in Letters with my girlfriend and we would like to come and visit your community. We are green-minded and would love to see how you live with the land over there. Is there someone we can connect with in particular? And is it OK to come and camp for a couple of days?
Thanks,
Kester
I am a mature student training to be a professional photographer following redundancy from my job as an education advisor for Barnsley Council.
For my next project I will be doing a photo essay on the potential for renewing communities in the Scottish Highlands through renewable energy. I would like to come to Scoraig for 4 or 5 days to photograph. I also hope to go to Eigg, Skye and other places. The outcome will be an old fashioned photo essay, rather like Picture Post or a Sunday newspaper magazine. If the pictures are of good enough quality I may seek publication as I also have some journalistic experience.
For my part I think I am likely to be more successful if I enter this project with the goodwill of your community association behind me so that people knew I was coming and I had some idea of where my presence as a photographer may be welcome. I would provide you with all the images I take electronically at very high resolution and you would be free to use them as you wished, for publicity, your website etc. Also, if you had any specific needs photographically I would be happy to oblige whilst I was in Scoraig.
I am flexible about when I come; at the moment I am thinking of around April 27th or May 18th.
If you would like to see my developing work please let me know and I will send you a link.
I look forward to hearing from you
Best wishes
Jeremy Abrahams