Martin and Debra’s Guidebook
Food scene
Local Torrin cafe with good coffee and snacks and views of the sea and the Cuillin mountains
Amy's Place
B8083Local Torrin cafe with good coffee and snacks and views of the sea and the Cuillin mountains
“Family run bistro serving simple Highland themed home-style evening meal and drinks”
6 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Elgol Bistro
“Family run bistro serving simple Highland themed home-style evening meal and drinks”
Four course set menu (menu fixeé) showcasing Skye ingredients
Book well in advance as it is popular
Coruisk House (24 hour advance reservation required)
Four course set menu (menu fixeé) showcasing Skye ingredients
Book well in advance as it is popular
Good pub food in a beautiful location. There are art galleries In the buildings next to the pub.
30 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Hotel Eilean Iarmain
Good pub food in a beautiful location. There are art galleries In the buildings next to the pub.
Interesting menu and good quality food. The langustines are excellent.
17 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Glenelg Inn
Interesting menu and good quality food. The langustines are excellent.
Community cafe built and run by Camuscross and Duisdale communities. Located in an elegant modern building with hot and cold food and drinks. There is a food shop/delicatessen and post office in the complex.
25 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
An Crùbh
Community cafe built and run by Camuscross and Duisdale communities. Located in an elegant modern building with hot and cold food and drinks. There is a food shop/delicatessen and post office in the complex.
Café Cùil
All day breakfast with a twist!
I recommend the panko fried chicken with fennel slaw.
Birch Cafe
Bayfield RoadFab coffee and cake.
Sightseeing
Local beauty spot. It’s a ruined 16th century church and church yard with excellent views of the Red Cuillin mountains and Loch Cill Chriosd.
Cill Chriosd Church
B8083Local beauty spot. It’s a ruined 16th century church and church yard with excellent views of the Red Cuillin mountains and Loch Cill Chriosd.
Interesting fishing port. The ferry trips to Loch Coruisk are an unmissable day out.
34 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Elgol
Interesting fishing port. The ferry trips to Loch Coruisk are an unmissable day out.
Great day out to the Isle of Raasay. Good cycling on quiet island roads. Finish off in the cafe of the Raasay House hotel.
15 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Raasay House
Great day out to the Isle of Raasay. Good cycling on quiet island roads. Finish off in the cafe of the Raasay House hotel.
For the adventurous, Blà Bheinn mountain summit offers wonderful views of the Cuillin mountains, the Isle of Skye and the Isle of Rùm. You can see the Outer Hebrides on clear days . This is a serious venture for experienced mountaineers as the ascent is difficult and can be dangerous in poor weather.
8 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bla Bheinn
For the adventurous, Blà Bheinn mountain summit offers wonderful views of the Cuillin mountains, the Isle of Skye and the Isle of Rùm. You can see the Outer Hebrides on clear days . This is a serious venture for experienced mountaineers as the ascent is difficult and can be dangerous in poor weather.
An atmospheric deserted village which stands as a memorial to the effects of the highland clearances.
Boreraig
An atmospheric deserted village which stands as a memorial to the effects of the highland clearances.
The Glenelg-Skye ferry is the last manually operated turntable ferry in Scotland and is a gem. The ferry at Kyle of Lochalsh closed with the opening of the Skye bridge but the Glenelg ferry gives you the chance to “go over the sea to Skye”
Glenelg is a beautiful spot with a sandy beach and very good food at the highly rated Glenelg Inn. The Brochs (small castles built 2000 years ago ) are the best preserved in Scotland. The Bernera barracks (built 1719 and abandoned 1793) are interesting but are closed due to the danger of falling masonary.
28 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Glenelg
The Glenelg-Skye ferry is the last manually operated turntable ferry in Scotland and is a gem. The ferry at Kyle of Lochalsh closed with the opening of the Skye bridge but the Glenelg ferry gives you the chance to “go over the sea to Skye”
Glenelg is a beautiful spot with a sandy beach and very good food at the highly rated Glenelg Inn. The Brochs (small castles built 2000 years ago ) are the best preserved in Scotland. The Bernera barracks (built 1719 and abandoned 1793) are interesting but are closed due to the danger of falling masonary.
Wildlife Sea Trip
Wildlife trip in glass bottom boat. Good for seeing seals and other sea life when the waters are clear.
Seaprobe Atlantis
Station Road