Untouched and magnificent, the Isle of Skye in Scotland is a breathtaking paradise.
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Home to lush valleys, spectacular waterfalls, unique beaches, wild mountains, towering sea cliffs and beautiful landscapes, the Isle of Skye is a favorite among tourists who flock to this Scottish Island every summer.
Quiraing
Formed by an ancient landslide, Quiraing is a spectacular landscape of rock pinnacles, cliffs and plateaus. Hiking at Quiraing is every nature lover's dream-come-true.
The Old Man of Storr
One of the most famous and the most photographed attractions of Isle of Skye, the Old Man of Storr is a giant rock formation that resembles a finger. While the hike to Old Man of Storr can be arduous, the view is truly worth it.
Kilt Rock and Mealt Falls
The dual attraction of Kilt Rock and Mealt Falls are some of the most glorious attractions of the Isle of Skye. The pleated kilt like cliff and the gorgeous waterfall make for a view that you should not miss on this Scottish island.
The Skye Museum of Island Life
Take a peek into the life in Isle of Skye at the Skye Museum of Island Life. Opened in 1965, the museum is a collection of traditional buildings and things used in the late 19th century by the islanders.
Sligachan Old Bridge
An iconic bridge built in the 1820s, the Sligachan Old Bridge is no longer used for travelling. However, it is preserved in all its glory and adds to the beauty of the picturesque Sligachan.
Dunvegan Castle
The oldest castle on Isle of Skye, Dunvegan Castle was the seat of power of the Clan MacLeon since the 12th century.
The magnanimous Dunvegan Castle surrounded by magnificent mountains, gorgeous woodlands and beautiful gardens makes for an interesting place to visit.
Neist Point
Apart from being home to the most spectacular lighthouses of Scotland, Neist Point is also known for offering breathtaking sunsets.
If you are lucky, you would also get to see dolphins, whales, basking sharks and varieties of sea-birds here.
Rubha Nam Brathairean (Brother’s Point)
If the crowd at Neist Point is overwhelming for you, Rubha Nam Brathaieran or Brother's Point is the place to head to. Known to be the hidden gem of Isle of Skye, you would get to see a breathtaking sunset in solitude here.
Fairy Glen
While spectacular landscapes are not a scarcity in Isle of Skye, the Fairy Glen has a different edge. Home to several supernatural legends, Fairy Glen with its grassy hills and basalt top hills has a mythical and surreal touch.
The Fairy Pools
Located at the foot of the Black Cuillin mountain range are Fairy Pools. While the sight of the crystal clear pools is awe-inducing, a dip in its icy-cold waters is what would make your visit a memorable one.
Talisker Whisky Distillery
The oldest whisky distillery of Isle of Skye, the Talisker Whisky Distillery is closely tied to the Scottish culture. A tour of the distillery would give you an insight into its history and present condition as well. Tasting the whisky is the highlight of the tour.
Elgol Beach
Serene and peaceful, the Elgol Beach is epitome of raw beauty that Scotland is famous for. A shingle beach, the beauty of the place is enhanced by the presence of the Cuillin Mountain range that flanks the waters.