Ian Wace first saw the advertisement for the remote island of Tanera Mòr in 2013. “It basically said, ‘idiot required,’” the hedge fund manager recalls. But when he set foot on the island in north-west Scotland, overgrown with bracken, moss and brambles, with no proper roads, an abandoned herring station, and views out on to the immense ocean, “I just thought this was an extraordinary place”.
The full feature, with words from Harriet Agnew and photography from Nicholas JR White, appeared in the Financial Times 'House & Home' section in June, 2025. Copies can be requested via the paper directly. A heartfelt thank you to Harriet and the team at the Financial Times for spending time with us here on the island and helping us tell a little piece of our story with such care.
Earlier this year, we welcomed the team from Portfolio magazine onto the island to explore our spaces and to share a little bit about what we do here.
The Tanera Project will be sending the herring luggers St Vincent and Clan Gordon to join Lugger Fest' 26 in Ullapool, crewed by our fantastic volunteers.
