<h3>Luxury shoreline self-catering on the Isle of Skye</h3>

About the Isle of Skye

Skye has a magic and romance that attracts visitors time after time with its stunning landscapes, combined with its history, legends, music and prose.

The Isle of Skye in images

Skye is an obvious destination for landscape photographers who come for the special light conditions found particularly in late autumn, winter and early spring. This is also a good time to witness the Aurora Borealis; during the summer months’ it is impossible to see the Aurora because it never really gets dark enough!

Eating on the Island

In recent years Skye has developed a reputation for being a culinary destination initially sparked off by the Kinloch Lodge Restaurant being awarded a Michelin Star Award in 2010 (this it continued to hold until 2017, but it still remains a highly recommended restaurant and holds other awards). Since then many great restaurants have popped up including Michael Smith’s Lochbay Restaurant which is very popular and they have been awarded a Michelin Star every year since 2017, so far! Another superb start up is Edinbane Lodge with Head Chef and owner Calum Montgomery who is both very creative and pays great attention to detail; a meal here is a truly amazing experience with a great welcome and service. These three restaurants are being followed by others dotted around Skye that are developing their own unique signatures and have some exciting ideas!

Romantic getaway

Not surprisingly Skye has also become a popular destination to get married or to Honeymoon; and along with this some very talented photographers who will take amazing photographs to capture special memories out in many of the dramatic and romantic landscapes that Skye has on offer.

Of course, you don’t need such a special reason to visit Skye! There are so many special things to do that will suit a wide variety of interests and pockets.

Visit www.isleofskye.com to get some ideas. For recommended walks, route descriptions and printable maps www.walkhighlands.co.uk/skye/

Cuan Beag

Unwind within easy reach of what Skye has on offer

Cuan Beag is a brand new luxury Eco Holiday home that sits very peacefully on the seashore just 10 minutes drive from Portree, the island’s capital. The cottage fits 6 people, but it is equally suited as a romantic retreat.

Moeraki

Relax in peace within walking distance of facilities

Moeraki is a well equipped, bright and spacious holiday home in an idyllic peaceful setting by the sea and yet, within walking distance of many of the local facilities in Broadford including restaurants, shops and the local pub.