Whale Bone Arch
Wheelchair accessible
A whale's jawbone and a malfunctioning harpoon form an arch welcoming visitors to the village of Bragar.

📜 Arch crafted from the jawbones of an 80-foot blue whale, beached in 1920. 🔍 Features a harpoon at its apex, standing 25 feet tall and 4 tons heavy, welcoming visitors to Bragar, Isle of Lewis. # Why Go 🐳 Unique historical landmark with historical significance 📸 Great photo opportunity 🚶 Easy to visit on Isle of Lewis 🚶 Easy to combine with nearby Blackhouse Village 📜 Learn about local lore and whaling history 🆓 Free to visit and accessible # Why Avoid ⚠️ Parking can be difficult 🏠 Located near someone's home, be respectful # Tips 🅿️ Find a safe place to park, as dedicated parking is limited. 📍 Easy to miss when driving by, located on A857 # Cost 💰 Free to visit.

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