Discover the best attractions and experiences Isle of Skye has to offer
Skye's history lives in its castles, fortresses, and ancient sites that crown the island’s rugged landscape.
Seat of the MacLeod clan with medieval towers and sea views, surrounded by beautiful gardens.
A remote hilltop ruin near Tongue with dramatic ruins and sweeping northern coastline views.
Ruined mansion set among lush grounds with the nearby Museum of the Isles nearby.
Discover Skye’s stories through dedicated museums and heritage centers scattered around the island.
A recreated Hebridean township revealing rural island life in the 19th century.
Covers Skye’s history and culture with exhibits housed at Armadale Castle.
Historic distillery offering insight into whisky production and the island’s whisky heritage.
Religious sites offer a quieter, historic glimpse into Skye’s spiritual and cultural past.
Historic churchyard with notable headstones and sweeping Minch views.
19th-century church with a tall spire overlooking Portree Harbour.
Skye offers dramatic landscapes ideal for outdoor exploration, even without a formal national park.
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Base your explorations in Skye’s characterful towns and villages.
The island’s hub with a colorful harbor, shops and a gateway to many sights.
A lively village with cafés, shops and easy access routes to the south.
Home to the famed castle and nearby beaches, a classic base for Wester Ross excursions.
A scenic ferry port and starting point for trips to Harris and Lewis.
Remote coastal village with striking Cuillin views and boat trips from the pier.
Many of Skye’s highlights are outdoors and free to enjoy at your own pace.
Crystal-clear pools and woodland pathways near Glen Brittle.
Iconic rock pillar with a rewarding hike and dramatic coastal views.
Geologic wonderland offering dramatic cliffs and superb panoramic walks.
Lighthouse headland with sweeping sea views and potential wildlife spotting.
Stroll along the harbor to soak in colorful boats and local life.
Isle of Skye menus showcase local seafood, island produce, and iconic whiskies.
Coastal distillery offering insights into whisky craft and island heritage.
Renowned restaurant delivering modern Scottish cuisine with Hebridean ingredients.
Casual seafood cafe in Stein serving fresh catches from nearby waters.
Evenings on Skye blend cozy pubs with dramatic landscapes as a backdrop.
Traditional pub with fireside warmth and Cuillin views.
Historic pub in Stein known for local ales and friendly atmosphere.
Broadford’s historic pub offering a warm, local vibe and good music.
Cultural hubs and venues host performances, films and exhibitions amid the scenery.
Portree-based arts venue with cinema, theater and rotating exhibitions.
Community theatre offering local performances and events in island venues.
Outdoor enthusiasts will find classic Island activities and challenging terrains.
Epic hillside hike with spectacular stacks and cliff-top scenery.
Geological plateaus inviting brisk walks and dramatic photo opportunities.
Glide along the coastline with Cuillin peaks in your sights.
Technical mountain scrambling for experienced hikers seeking a vertical challenge.
Ventures a little off the beaten path reveal hidden gems and unique experiences.
Boat excursion from Elgol to a remote sea-loch set among the Cuillins.
Coastal fossils along Staffin Beach offer a glimpse into ancient life.
Whimsical, lush landscape near Uig with miniature hills and winding paths.