The Isle of Skye, Scotland

Location of the Isle of Skye

Skye or the Isle of Skye is the largest and most northerly island in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. More about the Location of Skye in Scotland »

Isle of Skye Restaurants & Pubs

We are lucky to be able to source first class natural & home grown produce on Skye from meat & game to salads, cheese, vegetables & berries to the vast variety of seafood (particularly shellfish). More about Isle of Skye Restaurants & Pubs »

Skye Bird Watching

Be it a pastime, a hobby or an obsession, Skye and Scalpay always has something to offer birdwatchers of all skill levels. More about Birdwatching on Skye »

Sea Life in Scotland

The rugged isles and clean seas support a huge abundance of breeding birds, seals, otters, whales, porpoises and dolphins, to name a few. More about Sea Life on Skye »

Wildlife on Skye

A wide diversity of habitats can be found on Skye. Woodlands, dry heathland, wetlands, grassland, fresh water streams, lochs and the sea all provide a variety of locations where plants and animals can live. More on Wildlife on Skye »

Skye Archaeology

The Skye and Lochalsh area has a high density of archaeological sites and monuments relating to the prehistoric and historic periods, ranging from Mesolithic flint scatters and shell middens to the deserted settlements of the Clearances. More about Skye Archaeology »

Skye Geology

The geology of Skye is some of the UK's most fascinating for both experts and amateurs. More about Skye Geology »

Skye Botany

Skye is a fascinating place for the lover of plants to explore. The two most botanically famous areas are the limestone outcrops of Strath in South Skye, and the Trotternish Ridge in North Skye. More about Skye Botany »