
Isle of Skye
Skye is surely the best known and most emotive of all Scottish islands and is steeped in romance and history. It is a mecca for climbers, walkers and sailors amidst breath taking scenery with a wide variety of rare wildlife in its own mild microclimate.
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An Enchanting Island
There is so much to do here. You can climb in the Cuillins, go whale spotting, visit the otter hides, picnic on the machair, visit historic Dunvegan Castle or Flora Macdonald's home at Flodigarry or enjoy a meal at one of the acclaimed eating establishments.

Access to the island is via the A87 over the Skye Bridge (the bridge replaced the ferry from Kyle of Lochalsh to Kyleakin, the former home of the author Gavin Maxwell, where the Gavin Maxwell Longroom Museum and the Bright Water Visitor Centre are situated). There is also a car ferry crossing from Glenelg to Kylerhea where there is an otter hide.
There are ferries from Mallaig to Armadale in south-eastern Skye where there is the excellent Armadale Castle Gardens and the Museum of the Isles (set within the partly ruined Armadale Castle, former seat of the MacDonalds of Sleat) which is most informative about the clans and the Clearances.
The views of the mountains between Broadford on the east coast and Elgol on the west coast are magnificent and there are boat trips from Elgol to the remote Loch na Cuilce to view the seals, otters and porpoises. To the west is the Talisker Distillery near Carbost where there is a wonderful sandy bay.

Lots to see and do
Portree is the main settlement on Skye - its attractions include the Aros Experience which includes CCTV coverage of nesting eagles, a theatre and cinema, an art centre and wildlife boat trips and the Isle of Skye Highland Games are held in the town in August.
The Trotternish Peninsula north of Portree has magnificent scenery, including various geological features such as the Old Man of Storr, Kilt Rock, Quiraing and the Needle.
Visitors are also attracted to Kilmuir for the Skye Museum of Island Life and Macurdie's Exhibition. The area also provides opportunities for windsurfing, archery and kayaking.
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08-Jul-2025 | Moorcroft Cottage DG1 (overall) |
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Everything was just about perfect. No complaints at all. | |
08-Jul-2025 | Chisholm Cottage AB8 (overall) |
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Easy to use site, good communication. | |
08-Jul-2025 | The Net Store FC6 (overall) |
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We booked the fourth time from Germany without any problem. Also in the future we will us it. | |
08-Jul-2025 | Kirroughtree Cottage AU8 (overall) |
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Excellent service. | |
08-Jul-2025 | The Old Kirk, Kilninver Estate CB1 (overall) |
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Easy booking, and lots of holiday places I couldn't find anywhere else. It was a smooth experience | |
07-Jul-2025 | 29 Pitullie GS4 (overall) |
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Lovely renovated cottage with the most amazing view. Loved sitting at the huge picture window watching the changing tides and wildlife. Everything was clean and modern. Gorgeous little villages within driving distance to visit along the Moray coast. Would definitely recommend! | |
07-Jul-2025 | Thornfield GK8 (overall) |
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We had the most delightful stay at Thornfield. From the moment we arrived, we felt relaxed —there’s a comforting, homely energy that invites you to exhale and settle in. The décor is absolutely spot-on: a gentle nod to the age and character of the old property, with carefully chosen touches that speak of thoughtful curation rather than cookie-cutter styling. Original features are beautifully preserved, making each room feel like a page from a well-loved storybook. The location couldn’t be more convenient—just steps from the centre of village life, yet when you retreat to the garden, it feels like another world entirely. It’s a little oasis: birdsong, bees lazily drifting between flowers, and that rare kind of quiet that only comes with being wrapped in nature. Truly a memorable stay. The kind of place that gently asks you to slow down—and rewards you when you do. | |
07-Jul-2025 | Islay Cottage CA4 (overall) |
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The information they give about the cottages is very well presented and gives clear detail about all the various aspects. Booking is very straight forward and there is generally good communication. | |
07-Jul-2025 | Windgill Cottage BG2 (overall) |
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Great cottage in tranquil area, very cozy, immaculate clean and well kept by the very friendly host. | |
08-Jul-2025 | Snowdrop Cottage GE8 (overall) |
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Tidy place just what we wanted |