“A delightful B&B on the west coast of the isle of Skye. The rooms have a homely feel and there's an excellent family suite. With self-catering options, it could be perfect for a family or group trip to Skye. Friendly owners and a great location prove a winning combination.”

Recommended for

  • Back to Nature

    • Skye is the ideal place to get back to basics and return to the wind and the wild.
  • Local exploring

    • A great base for exploring the beauitful west coast of Skye.
  • Kayaking

    • Guests can hire sea kayaks to explore the surrounding coastline.
  • Birdwatching

    • Skye is a great spot for puffin watching.
  • Wildlife Area

    • Go seal spotting along the nearby coast.
  • Hotel boats for hire

    • Take a boat trip to go whale spotting.
  • B&B

  • Full of character

  • Less £

  • Quiet

  • Owner managed

  • Views

  • Charming

  • On an island

Facilities

  • Rooms

    5 rooms in this hotel
  • Fireplace

  • Bar

  • Views

  • Wifi

  • Sitting Room

Activities

  • Kayaking

    • Guests can hire sea kayaks to explore the surrounding coastline.
  • Birdwatching

    • Skye is a great spot for puffin watching.
  • Wildlife Area

    • Go seal spotting along the nearby coast.
  • Hotel boats for hire

    • Take a boat trip to go whale spotting.

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'Andi and Vicki, a young Swiss/Scottish couple, were always going to wind up by the sea. They met working as diving instructors on the Great Barrier Reef, ran sailing holidays on their yacht in the Med, and now run a five-bedroom guesthouse perched on the hill above Uig Bay on the Trotternish peninsula. Rooms are cosy and contemporary, with stripped wooden floors and sea views. They offer wildlife-watching boat trips – you might spot minke whales, puffins, seals and sea eagles – and a range of accommodation and activity packages: mountain bike hire, water-skiing, fishing trips, sea kayaking and guided or self-guided walking.'

Originally published by The Guardian

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