Whether you’re using our free app or have one of our travelogues, you can collect stamps for the islands you visit! See the information below to find out where our physical stamp points for travelogues are located.
Stamp your app
Digital stamps are available for all of the islands we cover. If you have location services enabled for our app your Scottish Islands Passport should automatically stamp when you are on-island. If this doesn’t happen, or if you want to add stamps for the islands you have already visited you can do so by opening the app, clicking on ‘passport’ at the bottom of the screen, choosing the island you want to collect a stamp for, and then clicking on ‘Forgot to get your stamp?’. Or you can head to one of our physical stamp points on-island and scan the QR code.
Stamp your travelogue
You can collect stamps for the islands featured in our travelogues using the brass rubbing plates at stamping points on the islands! These stamping points are hosted for use by community organisations or local businesses. The stamp points also include stories about each island and a QR code to allow you to download our app or collect your digital stamp!
We’re in the process of installing stamps across all 72 islands we cover. Confirmed stamps are listed below, the rest we are finalising details for or have already been listed in other travelogues. Each travelogue features 20 different islands.
Meet the Maker travelogue: Featured islands
- Arran – Kilmory Hall and Bunkhouse, Lagg
- Barra – Bùth Bharraigh, Castlebay
- Benbecula – Puffin Studio, Creagorry
- East Burra – East Burra Hall
- Eigg – Eigg Pier centre
- Fair Isle – Community Hall
- Fetlar – Interpretive Centre, Houbie
- Great Bernera – Dubh Thob Pontoons & Campsite
- Harris – Talla na Mara, Pairc Niseaboist
- Islay – Community filling station, Port Ellen
- Jura – Community business, big pier, Craighouse
- Lismore – Heritage Centre
- Mainland Orkney – Community Phonebox at Stromness Museum
- Mull – MICT Community Shop, Craignure
- North Uist – Community Hub (old Lochmaddy School)
- Rum – Rum Bunkhouse
- Sanday (Orkney) – Heritage Centre
- South Ronaldsay – Robertsons Cafe, St Margaret’s Hope
- Stronsay – Fish Mart, Whitehall
- Yell – The Old Haa, Brough
Shaping Our Islands travelogue: Featured islands
- Bressay – Speldiburn
- Canna – Community Shop
- Coll – An Cridhe Community Centre
- Eriskay – between the Community Shop and Community Hall
- Flodaigh
- Gigha – Gigha Welcome hut
- Grimsay (NE) – Ceann na h-Àirigh
- Hoy – Longhope Lifeboat Museum
- Iona – Admission point at Iona Abbey
- Lewis – Uig Community Shop
- Muck – The Green Shed
- North Ronaldsay
- Papa Stour – Papa Stour ferry terminal
- Papa Westray – The Kelp Store
- Rousay – Rousay Heritage Centre
- Sanday (Small Isles) – St Edwards Church yard (near Puffin Trail)
- Seil – Seil Island Community Hall
- Shapinsay – The Boathouse
- South Uist – Kildonan Museum
- South Walls – Bike shed at YM Community Hall
- Ulva – Sheila’s Cottage
- Unst – Unst Heritage Centre
- Whalsay – Whalsay Heritage Centre
Eat, Drink, Explore travelogue: Featured islands
- Barra (see MTM)
- Benbecula (see MTM)
- Bute – outside Discovery Centre
- Canna (see SOI)
- Colonsay – Colonsay Village Hall
- Iona (see SOI)
- Islay (see MTM)
- Lewis (see SOI)
- Luing – Atlantic Islands Centre
- Raasay – Raasay Community Shop
- Scalpay – Scalpay Community Centre
- South Ronaldsay (see MTM)
- Tiree – An Turas
- Unst (see SOI)
- Westray – Westray Heritage Centre
Wandering Our Islands: Featured islands
- Baleshare
- Berneray – Coralbox Gift Shop
- Bruray – Pier waiting room/Visitor Centre
- Burray – Burray Hall
- Cumbrae – Garrison House
- Easdale – Museum
- Eday
- Egilsay – Visitor Centre
- Flotta – Flotta Heritage Centre
- Foula
- Graemsay – Ferry waiting room noticeboard
- Grimsay (SE Benbecula)
- Housay – Skerries Community Hall
- Kerrera – Community Noticeboard
- Muckle Roe
- Oronsay
- Skye
- Trondra – Trondra Hall
- Vatersay – Vatersay Hall & Café
- West Burra – Bridge End Outdoor Centre
- Wyre – Wyre Heritage and Community Centre
Our island stamps
Our island stamps were designed by islanders and artists with island connections to celebrate aspects of each of the islands we cover.
