Ardvasar Hotel

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contact: Richard Jeffrey

The Ardvasar Hotel was built in the early 1800's making it one of the oldest hotels on Skye. The hotel overlooks the Sound of Sleat and the magnificent Knoydart mountains beyond. Only 800 metres from Armadale, here the ferry from Mallaig brings you 'over the sea to Skye'.
Awards and QA Membership
QA Membership - VisitScotland
3 star Visit Scotland
3 star AA

Duisdale House Hotel & Restaurant

t: 01471 833202emailwebsite
contact: David MacLennan

Duisdale House Hotel & Restaurant is a romantic Award Winning island hotel with breathtaking views over the Sound of Sleat. Totally restyled bedrooms – choice of sleek contemporary to gorgeous Four Posters. Luxurious Garden Hot Tub. Delicious modern cuisine created by award win-ning chefs - fresh local produce. Ideal for Romantic Breaks & Weddings. Exclusive Daily Sailing Trips on luxury yacht.
AA 4 star Hotel
Hotel of the Year Awards - Boutique Hotel of the Year 2009
EatScotland Silver Award 2009
2 AA Rosettes for Food 2009

Hotel Eilean Iarmain

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contact: Derek MacDonald

A charming traditional 16 bedroom hotel with cosy pub, in an idyllic setting by the water-side with spectacular views across The sound of Sleat to the mainland hills of Knoydart.
Guests will receive a genuine highland welcome and a taste of the Gaelic language.
Open all year.
AA 3*
2 AA Rosette restaurant
3 * visit Scotland.

Toravaig House Hotel & Restaurant

t: 01471 820200emailwebsite
contact: Anita Ujszaszi

Toravaig House, on the Isle of Skye is a small, contemporary Hebridean Gem offering an intimate atmosphere, attention to detail, refreshingly welcoming staff but above all, delicious, innovative cuisine Each of the nine individually designed en-suite bedrooms are intimate in character and rich in fabrics and contemporary furnishings Complimenting the experience is an unusual additional feature –a 42' yacht ‘Solus na Mara’ – skippered by Ken, offering daily sailing trips exclusively to the hotel guests.
Winner of Highlands and Islands Restaurant of the Year 2009/10 and Highland Dining Out Experience 2009/10 Visitscotland 4 star. AA 2 Rosette

Clan Donald Skye Lodges

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contact: Mags MacDonald

Clan Donald Estate is home to our Clan Donald Lodges, Foresters Cottage and the Flora MacDonald Suite. Our 4-star graded accommodation is cosy and luxurious and fully equipped to the highest standard, offering all the extras you'd expect for a truly comfortable stay. Enjoy the freedom of the Visitor Centre, Museum and Gardens during your stay. Set above 40 acres of landscaped gardens and woodland walks.

Homeleigh Bed and Breakfast

t: 01471 844752emailwebsite
contact: Jan & Peter Moulding

Nestled in the hillside Homeleigh, a comfortable home from home, is situated in the village of Ardvasar with stunning views across the Sound of Sleat to the fishing village of Mallaig, Loch Nevis and Knoydart on the mainland.
A Visit Scotland accredited 3 star B&B.

Claire Macdonald's Kinloch Lodge Hotel

t: 01471 833333emailwebsite
contact: Isabella Macdonald

Awarded the Romantic Hotel of the Year and Island Hotel of the Year at the Scottish Hotel Awards, Kinloch Lodge on the Isle of Skye is a perfect haven to escape to for a dose of rest and relaxation at any time of the year.
Winner of 3 AA Rosettes and Skye’s only Michelin Star, the Kinloch kitchens are dedicated to making the most of Scotland’s seasonal larder.
The luxuriously appointed 15 double bedrooms each have spectacular views of the dramatic, surrounding landscape and the three drawing rooms have roaring log fires and deep sofas.
1 MichelIn Star, Michelin Red Grape, 3 AA red stars, 3 AA rosettes, Eat Scotland Gold Award, Visit Scotland 4 stars

Aird Old Church Gallery

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contact: Jane Mcdermott

Housed in a ramshackle shed at the end of a breathtaking road, here you’ll find watercolours and contemporary graphics by Peter McDermott along with an eclectic mix of locally made contemporary crafts. Everything from Giclee prints and cards to beautiful beads and pots!

The Bay Pottery

t: 01471 844442emailwebsite
contact: Maggie Zerafa

The Bay Pottery, established in 2000 by potter Maggie Zerafa specialises in contemporary gas fired stoneware pieces and commissioned work.

Heaven’s Ocean Art Studio

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contact: David Collins / Emma Siedle-Collins

Original watercolours and prints of Skye and the West Coast, mixed media and textile collages, textile jewellery, natural driftwood pieces and handmade cards.

Heart of Highland Leather

t: 01471 844435emailwebsite
contact: Mary & Tom Hyslop

In our workshop in Ardvasar, retailing from our shop on Armadale Pier, using a variety of top quality leathers we design & produce, with a Celtic theme, Bags, Belts, Sporrans, Belt Purses, Scottish Targes, & Bellows. We have a range of Kilt accessories available including hand made Sgian Dubhs.

Nigel Grounds Gallery

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contact: Nigel Grounds

Armadale's art gallery selling contemporary paintings of Skye and the Highlands and Islands

Gallery An Talla Dearg

t: 01471 833332emailwebsite
contact: Flora MacLean

The Talla Dearg hosts a rolling programme of exhibitions through the summer season, including local and national paintings.
Landscapes and seascapes of the West Coast and Hebrides feature strongly.
Come and visit this delightful spot and watch the Artists at work.
Open weekdays 10 - 6. Weekends 10-4

The Blue Studio

t: 01471 855368emailwebsite
contact: Donald Mackenzie

Situated on the spectacular South Skye loop road, a friendly working artist’s studio gallery showing high quality musical, idiosyncratic, figurative and landscape paintings with a difference.

Sabhal Mòr Ostaig

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Sabhal Mòr Ostaig is recognised as the National Centre for the Gaelic language and culture. We provide courses for complete beginners in Scottish Gaelic to undergraduate and post-graduate programmes taught entirely through the medium of the language. The College attracts students from all over the world with an interest in the language, culture and history of Scotland.
Tha Sabhal Mòr Ostaig aithnichte mar Ionad Nàiseanta do Chànan is Cultar na Gàidhlig. Tha cùrsaichean rim faotainn aig a’ Cholaiste airson fìor luchd-tòiseachaidh gu prògraman fo-cheum is for-cheum air an teagasg tro mheadhan na Gàidhlig. Tha Sabhal Mòr Ostaig a' tàladh oileanach bho air feadh an t-saoghail aig a bheil ùidh ann an cànan, cultar is dualchas na h-Alba.

SEALL and Fèis an Eilein Summer Concerts

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contact: Duncan MacInnes

Take a night out at a quality touring arts event - traditional music, theatre, contemporary dance, world and chamber music - and the Fèis an Eilein Summer Concerts, in stunning venues at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig. Tickets usually available at the door but you can book. Scotland's liveliest community events organisers.
Winner of the Talisker Award for cultural tourism on Skye
Winner of the 'Highland 2007' award for best event in the Highlands
Member of the Promoters Arts Network

Tarskavaig Communities Hall

t: 01471 855245email
contact: Valerie Piddock

Set in a spectacular location overlooking the village of Tarskavaig and towards the majestic Cuillin hills, this has to be one of the most stunning views in Scotland.
Great venue for ceilidhs and dances and getting together!
Open for tea, coffee. and homebaking during July and August.

MacGillivray Motors

t: 01471 844361email
contact: Alasdair MacGillivray

MacGillivray Motors provides garage services to the local area including pre-MOT, diagnostics, tyres, batteries, exhausts, servicing and 4-wheel laser alignment. The garage also provides a recovery service.

Sleat Community Trading

t: 01471 844249emailwebsite
contact: Archie MacCalman

Fuel supplies along with auto items, maps, books, sweets, snacks and a range of Fair Trade products. Post Office with full banking services alongside visitor information with en-cyclopaedic knowledge of Sleat!

Floraidh

t: 01471 833347emailwebsite
contact: Patricia Phillips

"Absorb, at your leisure, the truly captivating elegance of a classic yet stylish collection of clothes and accessories in Tweed, Wool, velvet, silk and Linen"

Ragamuffin

t: 01471 844217emailwebsite
contact: Lesley Robertson

clothes, knitwear, accessories, gifts, jewellery and things to make you smile.............

Skyelark with grumpygeorge photography

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contact: Serena Smart

grumpygeorge prints his wonderful photographs onto quality linen canvas and frames them in the shop. Skye on canvas is his theme and only available in the shop. Mrs grumpygeorge fills the rest of the shop with gifts to tempt and delight. Come and meet the parrots!

Clan Donald Skye

t: 01471 844305emailwebsite
contact: David Macdonald

Welcome to Clan Donald Skye, the magnificent 20,000 acre estate in south Skye. Here you can enjoy an outstanding holiday experience in our self-catering lodges, explore the historic gardens and woodland trails around Armadale Castle, and learn about highland history in our fascinating Museum of the Isles.

The Gaelic Whiskies (Pràban na Linne Ltd)

t: 01471 833496emailwebsite
contact: Rosalyn MacLeod

The Gaelic Whisky Company was established in 1976 by Sir Iain Noble to provide an authentic whisky for the Gaelic speaking is-lands of Scotland. In keeping with traditional methods, our whiskies are Unchilfiltered resulting in a smoother, softer flavour. Our award winning range includes a malt whisky, Poit Dhubh, and 2 blends, Té Bheag and MacNaMara.
Awards
Winner of 3 silver medals and 2 gold medals at the International Wines & Spirits Competition in 2008 & 2009.

Armadale Castle

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contact: Mags MacDonald

The castle was started in 1795 close to the site of an earlier tower destroyed about 1690. Armadale was extended in 1815 when the Stables were built and after a fire destroyed much of the house it was partly rebuilt in the mid 1850's and occupied until 1925.

Dunscaith Castle

Dunscaith, Skye's oldest castle is situated north of Tarskavaig by the township of Tokavaig. It was a Norse stronghold, and then a MacLeod castle until taken by MacDonald's in 1266. It was the principle stronghold of the MacDonald's of Sleat until the early 1600's.

Kilmore Church

Various sources suggest that the site of Kilmore Church was a place of pagan worship before the Christian era. There is a tradition that St Columba landed on the shore below the churchyard when he visited Skye around 585AD and that he climbed on to a rock to preach to the local people. Nearby on the shore there is a reef known locally as Sgeir Chaluim Cille – St Columba’s Rock.

Knock Castle or Castle Camus

Knock Castle, or Castle Camus, originally a MacLeod castle dating from the 14th century, was taken by the MacDonalds in the late 1300’s. There is not a great deal of the castle left, mainly due to an early form of recycling as the stone was used for the building of new houses or farms!

Clan Donald Skye's Museum of the Isles

t: 01599 534454 emailwebsite
contact: Maggie Macdonald

Discover the history of the Scottish Highlands and Islands through the story of Clan Donald, one of the most powerful Scottish clans, at our award-winning Museum of the Isles. If you have ancestors from Isle of Skye, or any MacDonalds in your family tree, then we may be able to trace your Scottish roots and help trace your family history.

Ardvasar Hotel

t: 01471 844223emailwebsite
contact: Richard Jeffrey

The Ardvasar Hotel was built in the early 1800's making it one of the oldest hotels on Skye. The hotel overlooks the Sound of Sleat and the magnificent Knoydart mountains beyond. Only 800 metres from Armadale, here the ferry from Mallaig brings you 'over the sea to Skye'.
Awards and QA Membership
QA Membership - VisitScotland
3 star Visit Scotland
3 star AA

Duisdale House Hotel & Restaurant

t: 01471 833202emailwebsite
contact: David MacLennan

Duisdale House Hotel & Restaurant is a romantic Award Winning island hotel with breathtaking views over the Sound of Sleat. Totally restyled bedrooms – choice of sleek contemporary to gor-geous Four Posters. Luxurious Garden Hot Tub. Delicious modern cuisine created by award win-ning chefs - fresh local produce. Ideal for Romantic Breaks & Weddings. Exclusive Daily Sailing Trips on luxury yacht.
Hotel of the Year Awards - Hospitality Gold Medal 2010
Hotel of the Year Awards - Boutique Hotel of the Year 2009
EatScotland Silver Award 2009
2 AA Rosettes for Food 2009

Hotel Eilean Iarmain

t: 01471 833332emailwebsite
contact: Derek MacDonald

A charming traditional 16 bedroom hotel with cosy pub, in an idyllic setting by the water-side with spectacular views across The sound of Sleat to the mainland hills of Knoydart.
Guests will receive a genuine highland welcome and a taste of the Gaelic language.
Open all year.
2 AA Rosette restaurant
3 * visit Scotland.

Toravaig House Hotel & Restaurant

t: 01471 820200emailwebsite
contact: Anita Ujszaszi

A romantic, boutique hotel with views to the Sound of Sleat. Nine contemporary individually designed bedrooms and award winning restaurant. 2 AA rosettes, Highlands & Island Restaurant of the Year 2009/2010. Perfect for short breaks and intimate celebrations. Exclusive daily sailing trips on board luxury yacht from April to September.

Claire Macdonald's Kinloch Lodge Hotel

t: 01471 833333emailwebsite
contact: Isabella Macdonald

Awarded the Romantic Hotel of the Year and Island Hotel of the Year at the Scottish Hotel Awards, Kinloch Lodge on the Isle of Skye is a perfect haven to escape to for a dose of rest and relaxation at any time of the year.
Winner of 3 AA Rosettes and Skye’s only Michelin Star, the Kinloch kitchens are dedicated to making the most of Scotland’s seasonal larder.
The luxuriously appointed 15 double bedrooms each have spectacular views of the dramatic, surrounding landscape and the three drawing rooms have roaring log fires and deep sofas.
1 MichelIn Star, Michelin Red Grape, 3 AA red stars, 3 AA rosettes, Eat Scotland Gold Award, Visit Scotland 4 stars

Dunscaith Castle

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Short, easy walk to the dramatic remains of Dun Scaith Castle. Great views north to the Cuillin and Suisnish coastline.

Rubha Phoil

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The hidden gem of Sleat. Rubha Phoil is a beautiful woodland walk standing on a rocky peninsula just metres from the ferry terminal at Armadale. See permaculture at it's very best, with salads and herbs available for sale. Bring a picnic and enjoy stunning views across to Knoydart, Loch Nevis, Mallaig, the sands of Morar and Ardnamurchan in the distance, and watch out for seals and otters!

Leitirfura and Kinloch Forest

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A delightful walk through fine woodland. The views across the Sound of Sleat to the mainland are superb.

A walk to the Point of Sleat

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A walk to the lighthouse at the southernmost point of Skye. Good spot for seeing marine mammals and views to the islands of Eigg and Rum. A delightful detour to a lovely sandy beach at Camas Daraich is recommended. The walk starts from the end of the public road at the village of Aird, where there is ample parking.

Coille Dalavil

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The start looks unpromising, however once over the first stretch of moorland the walk reaches a beautiful woodland and loch and then the deserted remains of Dalavil and a fantastic outlook over the sea to the Cuillins. The walk can be extended along the coast to Tarskavaig.

Armadale Hill and Woodland

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A pleasant woodland walk to Armadale hill viewpoint and walk back past Armadale Castle, once the ancestral home of the Clan Macdonald. The walk does not give access to Armadale Castle gardens.

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Across the head of Loch na Dal to Kinloch and beyond to Knoydart

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Duisdalemore across to Isle Ornsay

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Outside Hotel Eilean Iarmain

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The Sound of Sleat and Beinn Sgritheall from Camuscross Bay

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Knock Bay - walk southwards to get a good view of Knock Castle

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Kilmore Church and older ruins

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View to Loch Nevis and Knoydart

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Battleship Island, Ardvasar

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Aird road - across the Sound of Sleat to Morar

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Aird road - Down the Sound of Sleat to Ardnamurchan and Eigg

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Ord Beach, views across to the Cuillin and Blaven

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Tokavaig beach and Dunscaith Castle

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Tarskavaig - passing place 100m from the Communities Hall, views of Rum, Canna and the Cuillin

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Achnacloich beach with views to Rum

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Viewpoint above Loch Dughaill across to the Cuillin

Clan Donald Skye's Museum of the Isles

t: 01599 534454emailwebsite
contact: Maggie MacDonald

Discover the history of the Scottish Highlands and Islands through the story of Clan Donald, one of the most powerful Scottish clans, at our award-winning Museum of the Isles. If you have ancestors from Isle of Skye, or any MacDonalds in your family tree, then we may be able to trace your Scottish roots and help trace your family history.

Cafe at Clan Donald Skye

t: 01471 844305emailwebsite
contact: David Macdonald

Are you looking for fresh home baking, local produce, a great atmosphere and friendly service? We offer all of these in our Café at Clan Donald Skye Visitor Centre. During the winter the Café is open from Thursday 5pm until 8.30pm, Friday/Saturday from 12 noon until 8.30pm and Sunday lunch from 12 noon until 3pm. Enjoy our delicious meals at great value prices. Our Café is also available for hire as a special venue. Please contact our Visitor Services Manager on 01471 844305 to discuss your requirements.

Caledonian MacBrayne

t: 01471 844248emailwebsite

CalMac operate the Mallaig to Armadale ferry services linking Sleat with the mainland. In the summer months there are up to 8 services a day each way, and it is recommended that reservations be made for peak times. Enjoy wonderful views and, if you are lucky, see amazing wildlife on this short 30 minute cruise through the west Highlands.

CalMac Routes

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Inter-city coach travel

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Sleat Medical Centre

t: 01471 844283

Broadford Hospital (A&E)

t: 01471 822491

Broadford Hospital, High Road, Broadford Accident and Emergency 24 hours

CalMac Timetable

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Toravaig & Duisdale Hotels exclusive yacht

t: 01471 820200emailwebsite
contact: Anne Gracie

Exclusive daily sailing trips in the hotel’s private yacht are available from April to September each day. Sensational excursions in the Sound of Sleat to Loch Hourn, Loch Nevis, the Isle of Rhum or Sandaig Island. A freshly prepared lunch on board is included and the chance to sail in the company of whales, porpoises, basking sharks, seals and otters.

The Gaelic Whiskies (Pràban na Linne Ltd)

t: 01471 833496emailwebsite
contact: Rosalyn MacLeod

The Gaelic Whisky Company was established in 1976 by Sir Iain Noble to provide an authentic whisky for the Gaelic speaking is-lands of Scotland. In keeping with traditional methods, our whiskies are Unchilfiltered resulting in a smoother, softer flavour. Our award winning range includes a malt whisky, Poit Dhubh, and 2 blends, Té Bheag and MacNaMara.
Awards
Winner of 3 silver medals and 2 gold medals at the International Wines & Spirits Competition in 2008 & 2009.

Fàs Mòr

t: 01471 833366website
contact: Kirsten Shearer

Fàs Mòr is a Gaelic medium childcare facility which provides care for children between 0 and 12 years of age. The facility opened in 2004 and we moved to new premises in 2008 which is now situated at Fàs, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig.

Clan Donald Skye Gift shops

t: 01471 844320website
contact: Sheila MacPherson

We have three gift shops at the Centre. The Stables Shop offers many of unique gifts, an impressive range of books, and also a range of quality foods, including our own estate-produced venison. The Museum shop also offers a complementary an excellent range of CDs and books. Our Garden Shop has many useful tools, seeds and equipment, plus plants grown here by our gardeners.

Hotel Eilean Iarmain

t: 01471 833332emailwebsite
contact: Derek MacDonald

A charming traditional 16 bedroom hotel with cosy pub, in an idyllic setting by the water-side with spectacular views across The sound of Sleat to the mainland hills of Knoydart.
Guests will receive a genuine highland welcome and a taste of the Gaelic language.
Open all year.
AA 3*
2 AA Rosette restaurant
3 * visit Scotland.

The Gaelic Whiskies (Pràban na Linne Ltd)

t: 01471 833496emailwebsite
contact: Rosalyn MacLeod

The Gaelic Whisky Company was established in 1976 by Sir Iain Noble to provide an authentic whisky for the Gaelic speaking is-lands of Scotland. In keeping with traditional methods, our whiskies are Unchilfiltered resulting in a smoother, softer flavour. Our award winning range includes a malt whisky, Poit Dhubh, and 2 blends, Té Bheag and MacNaMara.
Awards
Winner of 3 silver medals and 2 gold medals at the International Wines & Spirits Competition in 2008 & 2009.

Rubha Phoil

t: 01471 844700emailwebsite

Skye's hidden gem. A beautiful woodland walk around the shores of the Sound, just a few yards from the Armadale terminal. Enjoy wonderful views across to the mainland, see seals and otters and if weather pemits bring a picnic.Freshly picked herbs and salads available to purchase.

Rubha Phoil Eco Campsite

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contact: Sandy Masson

Sleat's first eco-camping site at the Rubha Phoil forest garden close to Armadale Pier

Traffic Scotland 'Live Eye View'

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Traffic Scotland's Live Eye Cameras to help journey planning to Sleat

Local bus travel

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Check with Traveline Scotland to help you plan a bus journey

The Hirsel on Skye

t: 01471 855350emailwebsite
contact: Eileen Armstrong

Welcome to the Hirsel on Skye in the picturesque village of Ord, on the north shore of Sleat, overlooking Loch Eishort, Blaven and the magnificent Cuillin Mountains. Open all year round the Hirsel sleeps up to 5 and welcomes well-behaved dogs by arrangement. Perfect for a family holiday or just to enjoy peace and quiet you can be assured of a warm welcome and a lovely cosy cottage.

Ceòl a' Chuain Longhouse

t: 01428 681646emailwebsite
contact: Jenny Smart

Ceòl a' Chuain Longhouse in Camuscross is a modern, architect-designed house sitting on the shores of the Sound of Sleat, with stunning views to the hills of Knoydart on the mainland. The house is incredibly bright and sunny and with both oil-fired central heating and a wood-burning stove it is always cosy regardless of conditions outside. The house sleeps 6, in one double and two twin bedrooms. It has a large open plan sitting and dining area, a small but well-stocked kitchen and garden with barbecue.

Highland Activities at Clan Donald Skye

t: 08450 945513emailwebsite
contact: Andy Burton

Highland Activities based at the Clan Donald Centre offer fun and quality activities including a fantastic 1 hour quad biking adventure around the scenic and historic estate, clay pigeon shooting, archery, tomahawk throwing. All equipment and full instruction is provided, no experience necessary, families, groups and individuals welcome.

Field Sports at Fearann Eilean Iarmain

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contact: Christopher Mackenzie

Fearann Eilean Iarmain, one of Sleat's two fine estates offers a range of field activities for visitors including fishing, stalking and shooting on over 22,000 acres of south Skye. Enjoy a day or longer fishing some superb lochs or stalking amid magnificent scenery followed by an excellent meal in the Hotel's Birlinn Restaurant or cosy Am Paban bar. Contact Chris Mackenzie .

Claire Macdonald's Cookery Courses at Kinloch Lodge Hotel

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contact: Isabella Macdonald

Have you ever felt that you'd like to be the new Masterchef champion? Then why not book yourself on to one of Claire Macdonald's world famous weekend cookery courses at Sleat's Michelin starred Kinloch Loge Hotel. Courses run through the autumn and winter months at prices from £480 pp including the course, accommodation and magnificent fine dining. This is your first step to becoming a better cook!

Field Sports and Activities on the Clan Donald Skye Estate

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contact: Chris Cartwright

The Clan Donald Skye Estate covers some 20,000 acres of the south of Skye in some of the most stunning scenery in Scotland. The Estate offers a range of field sports and activities led by a friendly and professional team. Try your hand at deer-stalking between August and October, walked-up shooting or if you prefer hunting with a camera, then join one of our photo-stalking days. See the Clan Donald Estate website for full information.

The Highland Council Countryside Rangers

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contact: John Phillips and Sandy Macphee

Join the Highland Council Countryside Rangers at one of the many events that are arranged in Skye and Lochalsh during the summer months. Adventures include ranger guided walks on mountain, hill and shoreline, bio-diversity days, and mountain path volunteer days. Contact the Rangers for details of upcoming events.

Barabhaig Bed and Breakfast

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contact: David Collins and Emma Siedle-Collins

Barabhaig, newly built in the traditional Highland style, is the comfortable family home of David Collins & Emma Siedle-Collins offering a warm welcome in a superb position. We are right by the shore of Camuscross Bay, on Sleat, the southern peninsula of Skye, also known as the Garden of Skye and have wonderful views across the Sound of Sleat to Beinn Chapuill and Beinn Sgritheall on the mainland.

'Sonas' Bed and Breakfast

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contact: Mary and Tom Hyslop

Restful, relaxing B & B in the village of Ardvasar, conveniently placed for the ferry terminal. We offer reasonably priced modern cottage-style accommodation in simply decorated en-suite rooms.

Cnoc an Theine

t: 01471 844204emailwebsite
contact: Mags MacDonald

Welcome to 'Cnoc an Theine', a beautiful three-bedroomed self-catering cottage in the tiny cofting community of Aird, at the very southern tip of the Sleat peninsula. Purpose built in 2004 this warm and cosy cottage has wonderful views across the Sound of Sleat, yet at the heart of some of the finest scenery in Scotland. You will be assured of a warm welcome at 'Cnoc na Theine'.

Knoydart Cottage

t: 01471 833416emailwebsite
contact: Christine Klanke

Knoydart Cottage was designed by an Icelandic architect to take full advantage of the breathtaking views across the Sound of Sleat to the mountains of Glenelg, Loch Hourn, and the Knoydart peninsula.The cottage has been completely renovated and refurbished to provide a comfortable and superbly equipped holiday home. Its position makes the cottage an ideal base for a holiday on Skye whether you are looking for a relaxing break enjoying the views and abundant wildlife or an action filled time - walking, climbing, sailing or kayaking.

The Bungalow at Aird

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contact: Sheila Macpherson

The Bungalow at Aird nestles at the south end of Sleat, 'the garden of Skye', in a traditional cofting community amid some of the most beautiful scenery in the Highlands.The Bungalow is a modern and cosy home, perched aloft rolling hills, nearby to the sandy beaches of Sleat, walks to challenge the most energetic of visitors as well as a host of first class tourist attractions. Situated some 400 yards from the shore the cottage is an ideal base to explore south Skye and beyond, from the magnificent Cuillin Hills at the island's heart, to the picturesque village of Plockton, 'jewel of the Highlands', and Eilean Donan castle, home of the Clan Macrae and one of Scotland's finest castles.

Morar Bed and Breakfast

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contact: Chris Hewitt and Maggie Billington

A friendly welcome to the romantic and peaceful Garden of Skye ... Morar is a large comfortable house on a working croft overlooking the sea in the village of Ardvasar, on the Sleat peninsula (known as The Garden of Skye). Sleat is in the South of the Island where the Gulf Stream influences the climate. Our south facing terrace and dining room have extensive sea views. Dolphins and whales can often be watched from the terrace and the garden.We have four rooms for our guests: A family room with en-suite shower room. A double room with en-suite bath/shower room. A twin room with en-suite shower room. A superb single room with en-suite shower room for travellers on their own!

The Old Croft House

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contact: Alison Phillips & Andy Haines

The Old Croft House is a beautiful holiday cottage set in a stunning location in the crofting village of Aird, on the Sleat Peninsula. It boasts spectacular mountain views of Knoydart and the Hebridean islands of Eigg and Rum. The cottage has been renovated to a high standard, in keeping with its original character and offers self catering holiday accommodation for 4-6 people. The cottage has a large enclosed garden and is surrounded by fields. A secluded rocky beach is just a 5 minute walk away. The Old Croft House provides an excellent base to explore the natural beauty of Skye. So if you are looking for a traditional and well equipped home from home on Skye, we look forward to welcoming you to this beautiful corner of the island.

Clan Donald Skye Bed and Breakfast

t: 01471 844305emailwebsite
contact: Mags MacDonald

Enjoy Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in our Castleton and Flora MacDonald Suites this winter & spring. Our 4-star suites sleep offer the kind of elegant luxury that will turn any occasion into an unforgettable experience. Occupying the first floor of the magnificently refurbished Stables building, the Suites comprise of one double bedroom and one twin bedroom, bathroom, separate washroom and toilet, kitchen and an expansive living room that opens onto a private balcony. Full Scottish Breakfast will be served Friday to Sunday in the Stables Restaurant, a short walk from the suites. From Monday to Thursday, a continental breakfast hamper will be provided in your suite.