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Half Of One, Culnacnoc, IV51 9JH
(Only 12 miles from Portree)
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Location couldn’t be better – 10 minutes from the Old Man of Stor, 10 minutes from the beach and 25 mins from Portree

Meg, Tennessee, Dec 23

Venture into the heart of Scotland’s natural beauty…

Rich in History…

The Isle of Skye, steeped in history, has been inhabited since the Mesolithic period, and its rich cultural tapestry includes Norse and Gaelic influences, clan battles, and ancient folklore.

From rugged coastlines to mystical landscapes, Skye is a treasure trove of wonders waiting to be discovered.

The Isle of Skye, often referred to as the crown jewel of Scotland’s islands, offers an immersive experience into a world where nature’s grandeur meets historical charm. Embark on a journey through Skye’s enchanting scenery, where each step uncovers a new facet of its majestic beauty and rich cultural tapestry. From the iconic Old Man of Storr to the serene Fairy Pools, Skye’s landscapes are a testament to the timeless allure of the Scottish Highlands.

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Tourism in Skye

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Things to See and Do…

Brothers Point

Old Man of Storr

The Quiraing

Fairy Glen

The Lealt Falls

Favourite Walks on Skye

Discover the Isle of Skye’s natural grandeur through its enchanting walking trails. From the mystical Fairy Pools, with their crystal-clear waters, to the iconic Old Man of Storr, offering stunning highland views, and the dramatic coastal path to Neist Point Lighthouse, each walk unveils a unique aspect of Skye’s breathtaking landscapes.

Favourite Activities on Skye…

Experience the Isle of Skye’s winter wonderland with activities that highlight its serene beauty. Explore the magnificent Kilt Rock and Mealt Waterfall, traverse the surreal landscapes of The Quiraing, and step into the magical realm of the Fairy Glen. Each location offers a unique perspective on Skye’s winter charm.

Walking and Climbing

Wild Swimming

at Fairy Pools at Glenbrittle or at Staffin Bay

A Trip to a Local Beach

(Coral Beach at Claigan or Braes Beach near Portree)

A walk around Portree

Cycling

(bikes to rent in Portree)

Fishing

(Boat trips available from Portree)

Eating traditional cream tea

at Cullen Bay Hotel (plus savouring the view)

A trip to Dunvegan Castle

Just Driving Around!

…savouring the raw beauty of Skye

Seal Watching

(great at Brothers Point)

Talisker Brewery Tour

oysters at The Oyster Shed and a walk on Talisker Bay Beach

Kilt Rock Falls or Lealt Falls

Bird spotting

Finding the Northern Lights

Sightseeing on Skye…

Skye is a haven for family adventures, offering activities that delight all ages. Walk amidst dinosaur footprints at An Corran Beach, explore the magical Fairy Pools, and embark on an exciting sea eagle watching boat trip. These experiences provide a perfect blend of education, adventure, and natural beauty, ideal for family bonding.

Favourite Eateries on Skye…

Indulge in the culinary delights of Skye at its most popular restaurants. Relish the award-winning dishes at The Three Chimneys, savor fresh seafood with French flair at Loch Bay Restaurant, delicious brunch at Cafe Cuil,  discover local produce with The Bracken Hide and enjoy the intimate, locally sourced meals at Scorrybreac Restaurant. Each offers a unique dining experience that captures the essence of Skye’s rich gastronomy.

The Oyster Shed

(lunch)

LockBay Restaurant

(lunch and supper)

The Three Chimneys

(Supper)

Pizza in the Skye

(Lunch and Supper)

Dulse & Brose at The Bosville

(Supper)

Café Arriba

(Breakfast, brunch, lunch, supper)

The Harbour Fish & Chips