The remote island that played host to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex this summer – and gave their children, Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, their first taste of their great grandmother the late Queen Elizabeth’s beloved Scotland – remains off the tourist map for most of us, and harbours a chilling cinematic past.
The largest of the country’s ‘Summer Isles’ archipelago, Tanera Mor – meaning ‘Great harbour island’ in Old Norse and Scottish Gaelic, sits just off the northwest coast of Scotland, in the mouth of Loch Broom.
For tourists, spying the island’s misty silhouette from the mainland or sibling
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