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A corridor with dark wooden walls and a gravel path leads to a doorway. Natural light filters through structured openings, enhancing the contrasting textures of the black timber. The entrance is framed by a rustic design, contributing to the overall nautical aesthetic.
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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 99 reviews

The Quarterdeck-nautical style self-catering cabin

When the cut and thrust of life on the high seas is getting too much or you need a sheltered berth to ride out bad weather, the Quarterdeck at Croft No3 in Camustianavaig on the Isle of Skye will do handsomely and only five minutes walk from a pretty anchorage this nautical styled self-catering will provide a cosy bunk for two. Despite the description saying 3 beds. The Quarterdeck sleeps 2 only and has one bedroom. The bed options are a twin or super king. Please confirm at time of booking.

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A spacious bed with soft bedding is situated against a light-colored wall. Two bedside lamps provide gentle illumination. Decorative cushions add a touch of comfort, while a small arrangement of dried grass is placed in the center. Light streams in from a window dressed with horizontal blinds.
Cabin in Isle of Skye
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 467 reviews

Gorgeous lodge own estate, beachs view fire, BBQ.

3 minutes from the ferry. You can access Camard's own private estate of 87.5 acres of pastureland, Oak woodlands & waterfalls! Wild beachs within walking distance through the woods. Breathtaking views over the water to the mountains of Knoydart, which you may enjoy from the lounge or deck. Unwind, & completely digital detox, in one of the U.K,s most awesome, tranquil and beautiful locations. Forest tracks opposite. Please enquire 48 hrs in advance re booking a BBQ dinner if required. Relax

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Farm stay in Struan
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

Crofters Cabin, Struan, Isle of Skye

Our log cabin is situated on our traditional working croft in Bracadale on the beautiful Isle of Skye. Nestled in the lovely quiet Totarder Glen, you will find just what you need for a restful break. The perfect place to enjoy the abundant wildlife and spectacular scenery. Apart from sheep and cows, it is more than likely that you will spot the Sea Eagles flying overhead and landing in the crags opposite the cabin. Herons, Oyster Catchers and Otters are often seen at the head of the loch

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The exterior of the property showcases a two-story building with a white façade and a green extension. A stone wall surrounds the grassy area, where two ducks are seen grazing on the lawn. The clear blue sky highlights the serene setting.
Home in Skeabost Bridge
5 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

The Spoons Luxury Self Catering

The Spoons luxury self-catering offers the perfect bolthole to escape from the everyday & retreat to the rugged beauty of Skye. Set on the beautiful Aird Peninsula, less than a 15 minute drive from Portree, you are treated to stunning lochside views from every room with the Outer Hebrides a constant on the horizon. Offering privacy & seclusion, coupled with understated luxury - all set against the truly magical landscape & wildlife of Skye - we look forward to welcoming you very soon...

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The exterior of a glamping pod is shown, featuring a green grass area and a wooden deck. Two Adirondack chairs and a picnic table are positioned nearby, with a fire pit made of stone for outdoor gatherings. A scenic hillside is visible in the background.
Farm stay in Highland Council
5 out of 5 average rating, 213 reviews

An T-Iasgair pod Glamping on a Croft with sea view

April: Lambing on the Croft Cozy studio retreat with stunning views, situated on a working croft, surrounded by Hills, sea and sheep. Perfect location to relax enjoying the sunset after a day of discoveries or just take it slow and chill for few days. Set at the northern tip of the breathtaking Trotternish Peninsula on the Isle of Skye, We are ideally located to explore some of Skye’s most iconic landmarks: Old Man of Storr, The Quairing, Fairy Glen and Rubha Hunish. @an_t_iasgair_croft

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The cottage features a distinctive red roof and finished stone walls. A stone pathway leads to the entrance, flanked by potted plants. Two wooden chairs are positioned on a patio area, providing a welcoming outdoor space surrounded by greenery.
Cottage in Isle of Skye
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 438 reviews

HANNAH'S COTTAGE

With its distinctive red roof and beautifully finished stone walls Hannah’s Cottage is the perfect couple's retreat on the romantic Isle of Skye. The cottage comes fully equipped with a modern kitchen, luxury shower room and full laundry. Cosy underfloor heating provides year round comfort in any weather. Guest can enjoy a glorious walk down the path through the adjoining croft land to the Penifiler shore enjoying views across Portree Bay and spectacular Quiraing and Old Man of Storr.

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A modern cabin interior is captured, featuring a large glass door that frames breathtaking views of the landscape. A wooden log-burner stands beside a comfortable seating area with a chair. Natural light floods the space, highlighting wooden flooring and the cabin's wood paneling.
Cabin in Portree
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Falasgair

Falasgair is a modern cabin on a working croft, which captures uninterrupted views over Portree bay, Ben Tianavaig and the Cuillin hills in the far distance. The cabin itself has a full height atrium which includes a functional kitchenette, seating area, log-burner and a three-piece bathroom suite. The mezzanine level is accessed by a wooden staircase featuring a comfortable double bed. Situated just off the Scorrybreach trail this is the perfect launchpad for your Skye adventure.

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Earthen home in Breakish
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

The Little Hemp Cabin

The Little Hemp Cabin sits on our croft in Breakish, just outside Broadford in South Skye. It’s a small, self-contained space surrounded by open ground, big skies and shifting Highland weather. Built from hemp and timber, the cabin feels naturally warm and calm. The walls regulate temperature well, so it stays comfortable year-round without feeling sealed or artificial. Inside, the layout is simple and uncluttered, with everything you need and nothing you don’t.

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The exterior of the cabin is shown, featuring a sloped roof with solar panels and wooden cladding. Surrounded by greenery, the property offers views of the sea and hills in the distance. A gravel pathway leads to the entrance from the parking area.
Cabin in Highland Council
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 252 reviews

The Cedar's Cabin

Our property is in easy walking distance of restaurants, shops and the sights of Portree. It is located in a residential part of the village and is close to the shore, with lovely sea views. The Cedar's Cabin is finished to a high standard and offers luxury self catering accommodation for 2 people. The decor is modern Scottish style. It has underfloor heating, is super insulated and has a log burning stove (meaning the cabin is suitable all year round.)

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A serene view of the loch is presented, framed by lush trees. The mountains rise dramatically in the background, reflecting off the calm water. A stone wall and manicured grass suggest a private retreat space, ideal for relaxation.
Cottage in Glenshiel
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

Holiday home on Loch Duich near The Isle of Skye

Beautiful lochside location with garden and overlooking stony beach. In a stunning location surrounded by mountains, lochs and forests. It is great for couples and families with kids. Perfect for walkers and sightseers. Ideal place to relax and unwind. This property is adjacent to 'The Saddle' which is a one bedroom property that sleeps 2 should you require extra accommodation. This is a perfect place to stay to explore The Highlands and The Isle of Skye.

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The old stone building is nestled among trees, featuring a rustic charm with a weathered roof. A gravel path leads up to the entrance, surrounded by lush greenery and framed by mountains in the background, showcasing the natural beauty of the Isle of Skye.
Cottage in Isle of Skye
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

Lusa Bothy

Lusa Bothy is a luxury getaway location for couples on the Isle of Skye. It was the idea of the owner to renovate an old stone building into an amazing space with a feast for the senses in mind. High end, bespoke creations and craftsmanship completed by professional artisans using local materials and artwork, some of which are over 250 years old, make Lusa Bothy a quirky mix of the old, the new, and the upcycled, wrapped in traditional, Highland warmth.

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A serene view of Uig bay is presented, showcasing calm blue waters reflecting the clear sky. The landscape features rolling green hills and quaint buildings along the shoreline, creating an inviting coastal scene. Long grass and wildflowers line the foreground, enhancing the natural beauty.
Cottage in Uig
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Traditional Croft House, Uig, Isle of Skye

12 Idrigill is a traditional Highland croft house which has been fully renovated and extended. It is located on a two acre croft in Uig with a large enclosed garden, with trees, shrubs, lawn and wild flower areas surrounding the house. There is parking for several cars. The front of the house has views across Uig bay, where you can sit and watch the comings and goings of the fishing boats and the ferry to the Outer Isles from Uig pier.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Skye located?

    Skye is an island off the northwest coast of mainland Scotland, known for dramatic landscapes shaped by mountains, cliffs, and sea inlets. It is part of the Inner Hebrides and attracts travelers who enjoy natural scenery and cultural heritage.

  • When is the best time to visit Skye?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended, as temperatures are milder and days tend to be longer. Travelers seeking fewer crowds sometimes explore during early spring or late autumn, though wetter conditions are common.

  • What are some things to do near Skye?

    You can explore dramatic coastal paths, castles, and traditional villages around Skye. The island has hiking opportunities, local craft galleries, and some distilleries where visitors can learn about whisky-making.

  • How is the weather near Skye?

    Skye has mild, damp winters with temperatures generally ranging from 37–50°F (3–10°C), and cool, often breezy summers near 53–63°F (11–17°C). Rain is frequent throughout the year, so packing weatherproof clothing is frequently suggested.

All about Isle of Skye

Skye is an island on Scotland’s northwest coast whose history dates back to prehistoric times. It’s home to seven medieval castles, some of which are ruins that have succumbed to years of weathering and battles, while others, like the Armadale Castle, remain more intact. The island’s Dunvegan Castle is still inhabited today.

The Black Cuillin Hills mountain range is the dominating landscape on Skye, named for its dark-colored basalt and gabbro rocks. The steep, grass- and moss-covered mountains make for challenging hikes like the Quiraing Walk, a path that is constantly shifting due to massive landslides. The 1.4-mile Old Man of Storr hike is another of the most iconic trails on the island, where you can see this 160-foot, speared rock formation surrounded by untamed, bright green moss. All across the island, overflowing lochs create dozens of waterfalls, ranging from the towering 131-foot Eas Mor Waterfall to a series of small, grouped cascades like the Falls of Rha.

As you explore Skye’s rugged terrain surrounding your Skye rental accommodations, you can look for some of Scotland’s native highland cows and red deer. Along the coast, rare grey seals make appearances near Skye’s rocky beach shores.

What are the top things to do in Isle of Skye?

Kilt Rock

The 180-foot, pleated Kilt Rock formation resembles the garment of the same name. An elevated lookout point near the cliffs offers a sweeping view of Kilt Rock and the dramatic Mealt Falls waterfall. The falls are nearly as tall as Kilt Rock, flowing from the nearby Loch Mealt and cascading over the basalt cliff face into the Atlantic Ocean. The combination of wind and water flow is known to make a mystical, calming sound as you take it in.

Elgol

The small fishing village of Elgol sits at the junction of the seascape and the Black Cuillin Hills mountain range. It’s home to Elgol Beach, accessible by a short, steep walk from Elgol. Black rocks covering the shore date back nearly 200 million years, meeting the deep blue Loch Scavaig waters. The grassy Black Cuillin Hills create a dramatic backdrop behind the beach, with honeycomb rock formations lining the shore. You can swim in the loch waters, but they will be chilly throughout the year.

Dunscaith Castle

The Dunscaith Castle, built sometime during the 13th or 14th century, sits on an elevated rock over Loch Eishort. It’s one of the few castle ruins in Skye that you can walk through on your own, exploring the standing remains of staircases, overland bridges, and supports connecting an overwater drawbridge leading to the castle. Many Gaelic legends refer to this castle and its centuries-long history of sieges between rival clans.

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