Those who have always dreamed of moving to a beautiful Scottish island will no doubt be interested in this 'unique opportunity' to run a café on the island of Barra
The café, which will open later this summer, is located in Barra Airport on the island of Barra in the Outer Hebrides. The airport is globally renowned for its sandy beach runway.
Barra Airport manager Michael Galbraith commented: "Barra Airport handled nearly 11,000 passengers in 2022/23 and we believe there is considerable scope to generate income from café services for locals and passing tourist trade as well as tourists stopping to watch aircraft landing on our famous beach runway.View gallery "The airport is very popular due to our unique beach setting and the world-wide interest this has for visitors, whether or not they are flying in or out.
According to the Scottish Government-owned Highlands and Islands Airports Limited , the job presents a "unique opportunity" for those looking for work. "Part of the new development is the opportunity to take over the successful caf catering concession, which is now looking to get back to full operation.
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