Isle of Skye
- Admission:Free
Nature & Wildlife, Off-the-Beaten Path, Walking/Hiking, Island
9:44 PM Sunday, May 27
Passing clouds. Mild.
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The Isle of Skye is Scotland's largest island, and justly famous on the tourist circuit. However, most visitors stick to the beaten track, and if you've a longing for solitude it won't take you long to find your own corner of this little paradise.
When the sun's out, there's nowhere quite as enchanting as Skye, with its vivid blue lochs and seas glittering in the light and its green crags glowing. However, if it's raining (and the weather can turn in an instant here, so definitely be prepared to get wet), there's still an eerie beauty to the place. And hey, what better excuse than to enjoy it through the window of a cosy pub?
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My daughter and I took this tour, especially to tour the Dunvegan Castle on the Isle Of Skye, as part of the MacLeod clan. Our guide, Neal C., was everything you could ask for in a guide and exceeded our expectations. He is pationate about the Scottish history (and everything sounds better with a Scottish brogue), and so knowledgable. A true story teller! He took us to the most amazing place, Fairy Glen and even had a surprise for us! The B and B accomodations were wonderful and the Isle of Skye and the Highlands were gorgeous! I definately recommend this trip~
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We really appreciated our trip to Isle of Skye, not only for its fantastic views but also for the attention given by our driver/guide Niel, who is an outstanding guy. Thanks indeed
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Audrey, our guide, was amazing and brought to life the history of Scotland in an amusing and contemporary way. The 3-day trip to the Isle of Skye was full of beautiful scenery and thanks to Audrey we never missed an opportunity to take photos. Anyone planning a trip to Scotland will really miss out if they don't go on the tour. It was first class!
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The main routes to Skye commence in Glasgow, Inverness and Fort William, all of which are easily reached from Edinburgh by bus or train. The island is connected to the mainland by a bridge, so from these centers you can drive or take a bus over to the island. There's also a ferry if you want to travel, like Bonnie Prince Charlie, 'over the seas to Skye'.
