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🇬🇧 Isle of Skye, Scotland · 3 cities · 2 nights
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The Old Man of Storr walk
Trotternish
This iconic walk offers breathtaking views of the unique rock pinnacles and the Sound of Raasay. Go early to avoid crowds. The car park can fill up quickly.
Cuillin Hills Hotel
Portree · 2 nights
Kilt Rock and Mealt Falls viewpoint
Trotternish
A dramatic coastal viewpoint where you can see the Kilt Rock cliffs and the impressive Mealt Falls plunging directly into the sea. Easy access from the car park.
Dinner in Portree
Portree
Drive between Trotternish locations · 20 min drive
The Quiraing loop
Trotternish
This geological marvel offers a challenging but rewarding hike with incredible panoramic views of the Trotternish Ridge. Wear sturdy footwear and be prepared for changeable weather.
The Fairy Pools beneath the Black Cuillin
Glen Brittle
Walk to these beautiful, clear blue pools and waterfalls, perfect for a refreshing dip on a warm day. The path can be uneven and muddy, so waterproof boots are recommended. Parking can be very busy, arrive early or late.
Drive Glen Brittle → Sligachan · 25 min drive
Lunch at the Sligachan Hotel
Sligachan
Photo stop at the Sligachan Bridge
Sligachan
A picturesque old stone bridge with stunning views of the Cuillin Mountains, a popular spot for photographers. There's also a hotel and pub nearby if you need a break.
Neist Point Lighthouse walk
Glendale
A scenic walk to Skye's most westerly point, offering spectacular cliff-top views and often sightings of whales and dolphins. The path is steep in places. Check lighthouse access before you go.
2The Three Chimneys
Colbost · 1 night
Drive Glendale → Dunvegan · 20 min drive
Dunvegan Castle and gardens
Dunvegan
The oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland and ancestral home of the Clan MacLeod. Explore the historic castle rooms and enjoy the beautiful gardens. Book tickets online in advance, especially during peak season. Check opening hours before you go.
Tasting dinner at the Three Chimneys
Colbost
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Cotswolds villages by car
The Cotswolds, England
2 nights · 2 cities