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3-Day Isle of Skye Tour in the Scottish Highlands
The Isle of Skye is a picturesque island located on the west coast of Scotland. Known for its stunning landscapes, rugged coastline, and rich cultural history, Skye is one of the largest and most popular islands in the Inner Hebrides archipelago.
Things to know before booking your Isle of Skye tours
Book in advance: The Isle of Skye is a popular attraction in the Scottish Highlands. For a comfortable and relaxed visit, book your tickets for the Isle of Skye tours well in advance.
Keep the weather in mind: Scotland is very chilly and windy during the winters, so it is advisable to check the weather forecast before booking your tickets for the Isle of Skye tours.
Why visit the Isle of Skye?
An ode to natural Scottish beauty: Skye is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, including the dramatic Cuillin mountain range, iconic rock formations like the Old Man of Storr, and picturesque spots such as the Fairy Pools and the Quiraing.
Fun outdoor activities for everyone: The Isle of Skye offers a plethora of outdoor activities, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. Hiking, climbing, bird-watching, and water activities such as kayaking and boat trips are popular options.
Sprinkled with ancient castles: Skye is steeped in history, with ancient castles like Dunvegan Castle, the seat of Clan MacLeod, providing a glimpse into the island's past.
An ideal gateway for a refreshing break: Despite its popularity, Skye retains a sense of tranquility and remoteness. The peaceful surroundings make it an ideal destination for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of urban life.
A paradise for photographers: The Isle of Skye is a paradise for photographers, offering a myriad of stunning vistas. From rugged mountain peaks and cascading waterfalls to coastal cliffs and tranquil lochs, there is no shortage of subjects for captivating photographs.
What to see at Isle of Skye Tours?
Cuillin Mountains
Explore the Cuillin range, with the Black Cuillin being particularly famous for its challenging peaks and dramatic landscapes. Even if you're not a climber, the views from the base are stunning.
Old Man of Storr
This iconic rock formation is a must-see on the Trotternish Peninsula. A moderately challenging hike leads to a viewpoint that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area.
Fairy Pools
Located near Glenbrittle, the Fairy Pools are a series of crystal-clear, turquoise pools fed by waterfalls. It's a popular spot for hiking and photography.
Neist Point Lighthouse
Situated on the western tip of Skye, Neist Point Lighthouse offers spectacular views of the cliffs and sea. It's a great spot for photography, especially during sunset.
Portree
Explore the charming main town of Skye, Portree. Wander around the colorful harbor, visit local shops, and enjoy a meal in one of the restaurants.
Plan your visit to Isle of Skye tours
Opening time: 9:00 AM
Best time to visit: Plan your Isle of Skye tours during the spring or the early autumn. During this time, the weather at Skye is pleasant and the crowds are less. Avoid visiting during the winters since the Isle of Skye experiences cold and chilly winds and the temperatures drop below freezing point.
Carry appropriate footwear and clothes so that you can have a comfortable and enjoyable visit to the Isle of Skye.
Pack lightly, it will make it easier for you to enjoy the Isle of Skye tours.
Book your tickets for the three-day tour in advance so that you can save time and money on your visit.
Carry a light sweater or cardigan, and an umbrella with you at all times since the Scottish weather is very unpredictable.
Don’t forget to click lots of pictures during your tour!
Scorrybreac Restaurant: The Scorrybreac Restaurant is 16.7 km from the Isle of Skye. The restaurant offers a menu that focuses on fresh, seasonal ingredients with a modern Scottish twist. The restaurant has a cozy and welcoming atmosphere.
The Oyster Shed: The Oyster Shed restaurant is located 13.1 km from the Isle of Skye. The restaurant is a seafood shack that serves fresh local oysters and other seafood delights. It's a popular spot for those looking to enjoy the flavors of the sea.
The Old Inn: Located 12.3 km from the Isle of Skye, the Old Inn offers a warm atmosphere and a menu featuring classic Scottish pub fare. It's a great place to enjoy a hearty meal after exploring the nearby Talisker Distillery.
The Isles Inn: Located 16.4 km from the Isle of Skye, the Isles Inn is a traditional Scottish pub offering a pub menu and a selection of local ales. It's a great place to experience the local atmosphere and perhaps catch some live music.
Budget: Broadford Hotel (27.5 km), Isle of Skye Guesthouse (39 km), The Cowshed Bunkhouse (39.1 km).
Mid-range: The Portree Hotel (16.5 km),Cuillin Hills Hotel (17.5 km), Skeabost House Hotel (25.8 km).
Luxury: Marmalade Hotel (16.8 km), Kinloch Lodge (39.3 km), Duisdale House Hotel (40.6 km).
Beyond the Isle of Skye
Dunvegan Castle
Located 36.6 km from the Isle of Skye, the Dunvegan Castle was the ancestral home of the chiefs of the clan Macleod for 800 years.
Talisker Distillery
Located 12.5 km from the Isle of Skye, the Talisker Distillery is the oldest working distillery on the Isle of Skye. The distiller is famous for its single-malt scotch whisky.
Kilt Rock
Located 40.7 km from the Isle of Skye, the Kilt Rock is an ancient rock formation that is believed to be the gravesite of a giant.
Frequently asked questions about Isle of Skye Tours tickets
A standard ticket for a three-day Isle of Skye tour will cost around £210.
The only way to book your tickets for the Isle of Skye tours is online. Not only does booking tickets online save time and money, but it also helps you plan your trip better.
Convenience: You can simply book your tickets for the Isle of Skye tours with a tap of your finger from pretty much anywhere, thus making it very convenient and quick.
Cheaper rates: Online tickets tend to be cheaper than offline tickets. So by booking your ticket online, you’ll benefit from significant cost savings.
Guaranteed entry: Irrespective of the tourist season, you are guaranteed entry to the attraction if you have booked your tickets online.
Easy returns: Online tickets can easily be canceled for a full refund as well.
Your Isle of Skye tour tickets include round-trip transfers and accommodation to and from the Isle of Skye.
You can cancel your Isle of Skye tour tickets 24 hours before the experience for a full refund.
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What to bring
Most accommodation providers only accept cash payments and will not accept debit/credit cards as methods of payment.
Bring warm and/or waterproof clothing, comfortable walking shoes and some sun-block or a hat for sunny days.
What's not allowed
Luggage is restricted to one medium-sized suitcase per person (60-69cm high and roughly 45cm in width).
Children under the age of 4 are not allowed on this tour.
Additional information
The price of the 3-day Isle of Skye tour does not include accommodation, but it can be reserved for you. Approximate costs are per person per night:
Hostel: £30-£40 per person per night
B&B (Single occupancy): £100-£150 per night
Hotel: From £90+ per person per night (based on two people sharing). Solo occupancy from £150+
If the 3-day Isle of Skye tour has no Glasgow pick-ups, it will travel from Edinburgh via Stirling and will not visit Loch Lomond, but will offer an alternative route.
Check-in opens 15 minutes prior to the stated departure time and closes 5 minutes prior to the stated departure time. We recommend that all passengers arrive in this window as tours must depart on schedule.
This multi-day tour will return to Edinburgh, making an additional stop at Waverley Station for any passengers returning to Glasgow by train.
Children aged between 4 and 16 years are eligible for the concessionary rate.
Inclusions
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3-day tour of the Isle of Skye, the Highlands & Loch Ness
Round-trip luxury AC coach transfers from Edinburgh
Boarding from Castle Terrace, Edinburgh
Expert English-speaking driver-guide
Digital translations in French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, and Chinese (Mandarin)
Small group of max. 19 people
Additional paid upgrades:
2-night accommodation in Portree harbour town (reservation only)
Bed in a shared room with shared bathroom facilities
Single room with private bathroom facilities or an ensuite in a Bed and Breakfast
Double room with private bathroom facilities or an ensuite in a hotel
Exclusions
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Accommodation costs
Entry to attractions
Food & drinks
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Guided Tours
From Edinburgh: Isle of Skye, the Highlands & Loch Ness 3-Day Guided Tour with Optional Stay Reservation
What to bring
Most accommodation providers only accept cash payments and will not accept debit/credit cards as methods of payment.
Bring warm and/or waterproof clothing, comfortable walking shoes and some sun-block or a hat for sunny days.
What's not allowed
Luggage is restricted to one medium-sized suitcase per person (60-69cm high and roughly 45cm in width).
Children under the age of 4 are not allowed on this tour.
Additional information
The price of the 3-day Isle of Skye tour does not include accommodation, but it can be reserved for you. Approximate costs are per person per night:
Hostel: £30-£40 per person per night
B&B (Single occupancy): £100-£150 per night
Hotel: From £90+ per person per night (based on two people sharing). Solo occupancy from £150+
If the 3-day Isle of Skye tour has no Glasgow pick-ups, it will travel from Edinburgh via Stirling and will not visit Loch Lomond, but will offer an alternative route.
Check-in opens 15 minutes prior to the stated departure time and closes 5 minutes prior to the stated departure time. We recommend that all passengers arrive in this window as tours must depart on schedule.
This multi-day tour will return to Edinburgh, making an additional stop at Waverley Station for any passengers returning to Glasgow by train.
Children aged between 4 and 16 years are eligible for the concessionary rate.