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Explore the Cuillin range, with the Black Cuillin being particularly famous for its challenging peaks and dramatic landscapes. Even if you're not a climber, the views from the base are stunning.
This iconic rock formation is a must-see on the Trotternish Peninsula. A moderately challenging hike leads to a viewpoint that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area.
Located near Glenbrittle, the Fairy Pools are a series of crystal-clear, turquoise pools fed by waterfalls. It's a popular spot for hiking and photography.
Situated on the western tip of Skye, Neist Point Lighthouse offers spectacular views of the cliffs and sea. It's a great spot for photography, especially during sunset.
Explore the charming main town of Skye, Portree. Wander around the colorful harbor, visit local shops, and enjoy a meal in one of the restaurants.
Address: Isle of Skye, west coast of Scotland.
Located 36.6 km from the Isle of Skye, the Dunvegan Castle was the ancestral home of the chiefs of the clan Macleod for 800 years.
Located 12.5 km from the Isle of Skye, the Talisker Distillery is the oldest working distillery on the Isle of Skye. The distiller is famous for its single-malt scotch whisky.
Located 40.7 km from the Isle of Skye, the Kilt Rock is an ancient rock formation that is believed to be the gravesite of a giant.
A standard ticket for a three-day Isle of Skye tour will cost around £210.
The only way to book your tickets for the Isle of Skye tours is online. Not only does booking tickets online save time and money, but it also helps you plan your trip better.
Your Isle of Skye tour tickets include round-trip transfers and accommodation to and from the Isle of Skye.
You can cancel your Isle of Skye tour tickets 24 hours before the experience for a full refund.