Skye is the largest and northernmost of the major Inner Hebridean islands. Its iconic landscapes feature dramatic mountains, striking rock formations, lochs, glens and beaches. Throughout this beautiful island, wildlife thrives in wonderful abundance and diversity.
Steeped in folklore and history, the island even presents remarkable fossilised dinosaur footprints. A visit to the Isle of Skye may feel like stepping back in time as you explore the unspoiled landscape and seek out the wildlife inhabitants which include golden and white-tailed eagles, otter, dolphin and whales. Yet, the accommodation, food and warm hospitality is second to none.
Join our small group tour to explore the natural wonders of the Isle of Skye. Amongst spectacular scenery we’ll search for otters, white-tailed and golden eagles, red deer and corncrake, while boat trips will offer a chance of whales, dolphins, seals and seabirds including puffins. Find out more about The Wild Wonders of Skye
Embark on an extraordinary journey to explore the untamed beauty of Scotland's wild isles. Renowned for breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and abundant wildlife, these far-flung and rugged islands are a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Encounter a variety of seabirds and an abundance of marine life. Find out more about Wild Islands of Scotland
Duisdale House Hotel is a luxury family-run hotel on Skye’s southern Sleat Peninsular. The hotel began life as a hunting lodge in 1860 and although the beautiful, landscaped gardens and historic exterior remain, inside you will discover a modern and stylish boutique hotel that makes the perfect base for exploring Skye. Find Out More about Duisdale House Hotel
Skeabost House Hotel is situated in an idyllic location with nine hectares of woodland on the edge of a loch, with views out to sea and crofting hamlets. The hotel has been extensively refurbished using beautiful, luxury fabrics and décor to complement the historic building. Find Out More about Skeabost House Hotel
