Skye is all about the outdoors. The best way to get to know Skye is to get out there whatever the weather and embrace it.

 

You can do a lot on your own, but if you have a sense of adventure try our friends at Skye Adventure. They offer individual, group and family guided activity in Coasteering, Gorge Walking, Scrambling, Climbing and Guided Munro bagging. They also have a really cool indoor climbing centre Third Ridge

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For some paddling adventure Whitewave outdoor activity centre offer kayaking and canoeing as well as archery and mountainboarding for those wishing to stay on dry land.

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For Vegan tours of the Island https://scottishguidedtours.com/scotland-travel-pages/

 

If you want to explore solo on foot then a great resource for walks on Skye is the Walk Highlands website with maps, descriptions and photos all for free!

There are so many places to explore and discover on Skye.......the well known such as The Old Man of Storr, Quiraing, Fairy Pools, Fairy Glen, Cuillins Neist Point............etc.

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There are also plenty of less well known gems that we can point you in the direction of, where you may well find yourself on your own in a wonderful place. Hidden coves and bays, bubbling burns and awe inspiring cliffs and hills.

 

On really, really, really wet day there are some indoor visits such as Dunvegan Castle, Talisker Distillery, Armadale Castle to name a few.