The ferry terminal in Lochboisdale is a key transportation hub connecting South Uist with the Scottish mainland and other islands. It offers scenic views of the surrounding waters and is an essential part of the island's connectivity.

This heritage centre showcases the history, culture, and traditions of South Uist and the Outer Hebrides. Exhibits include archaeological finds, traditional crafts, and information about the island's Gaelic heritage.

The harbour is a picturesque spot where visitors can watch fishing boats and ferries come and go. It is also a good place for photography and enjoying the coastal atmosphere.

A historic church in Lochboisdale, known for its traditional architecture and role in the local community. It offers insight into the religious heritage of the island.

The island boasts several beautiful sandy beaches near Lochboisdale, perfect for walking, birdwatching, and enjoying the natural coastal environment.

A long-distance walking and cycling route that passes through South Uist, offering stunning views of the island's landscapes, wildlife, and cultural sites.

Lochboisdale features shops selling traditional Hebridean crafts, including tweed, knitwear, and jewelry, providing visitors with unique souvenirs and insight into local artisanship.

A local company offering boat tours and wildlife watching excursions around South Uist, including opportunities to see seals, seabirds, and marine life.

Located a short distance from Lochboisdale, this nature reserve is known for its diverse habitats, including peat bogs, moorlands, and freshwater lochs, supporting a variety of wildlife.

A scenic 9-hole golf course offering a relaxed golfing experience with views of the island's natural beauty, suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers.