Isle of Skye (more information)

Skye is the largest of the Hebridean isles and very easy to reach with the bridge from Kyle of Lochalsh

Around the Cuillins and the Red Hills

This Cuillins Hills, in the South Western part of Skye, offers impressive landscapes as soon as the clouds are blown away by the wind.

Duirnish

Duirnish peninsula in the North West of Skye is mainly occupied by sheeps. Only one road really enters it until Ramasaig. The main attractions are Neist point and the MacLeod Tables.

Dunvegan

Dunvegan, the MacLeod castle, coral beaches and the seals on the islands of the loch

Elgol

Elgol, at the end of a single track road, starting point of several walks and facing the Cuillins Hills.

Kylerea

The single track road for Kylerea leads to the Glenelg ferry and the otter haven.

Portree

Busy Portree is the capital of the isle of Skye.

Sleat

The peninsula of Sleat in the south of Skye is called the garden of Skye.

Trotternish

Trotternish peninsula, Northern Skye.

Waternish

Waternish peninsula.

General view of Portree from the road to Penifilar, Storr and its old man in the background

One of the strange mountains of the Trotternish ridge, the Quiraing

The north of Trotternish peninsula : Rubha Hunish

The small village of Stein and its old pub on Waternish peninsula

Escaping the crowds of Dunvegan castle, pay a visit to the coral beaches, one of the MacLeod tables in the background

Near Neist point, a small loch and the sea

Neist point and its cliffs

Somewhere on the Western coast near Carbost

The Red Hills from the road of Elgol

Elgol on a very clear day with wonderful views towards the Cuillins Hills

View from Armadale Estate towards mainland Scotland

Busy roads of Skye

Skye lights

At the end of the day, the clouds finally rise

A wall somewhere on Skye but we cannot remember where