The Story

Keava is a wild, uninhabited island just off the coast of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland.

There is a rich cultural heritage in these Western isles, from epic myths and legends to wonderful literary and musical traditions.

Scottish Gaelic, the ancient language of Scotland, is still mother tongue to many people in these Western isles. Today, as international appreciation and demand for Scottish culture and heritage grows, Gaelic is enjoying a resurgence as an indigenous language of great importance to modern Scottish identity.