The local area
The Isle of Skye is a truly magical place. The largest of the Inner Hebrides, it’s home to some of Scotland’s most iconic landscapes and amazing wildlife. Whether you are visiting for a few days or are here for longer, the island has so many places to visit and experiences to be had. Here are a few of our favourites.
Explore the island
Probably, the most iconic and popular walk on the Isle of Skye
Beautiful rock pools of mountain spring water fed by a series of waterfalls
Rubha nam Brathairean is a dramatic headland walk
A dreamy beach with white sand and turquoise sea
A deep loch that has long been the subject of stories and folklore
Explore the island
Neist Point lighthouse sits on the most westerly point
Sandy beach with rockpools surrounded by cliffs
An area formed by a series of ancient landslips
Gorgeous panoramic views in Portree
Former coastal watch post with unrivaled views of the sea
Further afield
Further afield, renowned attractions on the mainland include the iconic Eilean Donan Castle, Inverewe Garden and Estate owned by the National Trust for Scotland, Applecross, Torridon and Plockton.
Places to eat
The Isle of Skye is filled with a selection or restaurants, cafes and more. From a quick brunch to a 10-course Michelin star meal, see some suggestions below:
Places to eat
Specialist coffee shop and roastery serving delicious food
The finest local, seasonal produce, delivering modern Scottish cuisine
The menu showcases locally caught shellfish and fish
Warm fires, relaxed comfort and Highland hospitality
Coffee shop specialising in lots of vegan sweet and savoury options
Rural vegetarian restaurant serving locally grown produce
Guides
Hidden Places, Great Adventures
Scotland Adventures
Other Links
Art & craft shops in Portree
Multi award-winning, natural sea salt
Music festival in Portree
Luxury sea tours operating daily out of Portree
Day trips from Stein to St Kilda