Cottage in Isle of Skye, Highlands & Islands:

This cottage has very scenic sea and mountain views

A good road system gives speedy access from Bunaite to the whole astonishing island of Skye, but for those keen to sample the delights of Sleat first there is ample choice. Walkers may head to the southernmost tip of the peninsula, Point of Sleat, or to the ancient woodland round the cleared village of Dalavil. History buffs may explore the ruined castles of Knock and Dunscaith, and visit the Clan Donald Centre at Armadale. Nature-watchers may be captivated by families of seals, otters and sea-eagles, while the Gaelic college Sabhal Mor Ostaig, only 2 miles from Bunaite, plays host to myriad concerts, ceilidhs and other cultural offerings.

Holiday in Ferindonald, Isle of Skye: Day-trips can take in the Cuillin mountain range (20-30 miles), Dunvegan Castle (50 miles), the Talisker Distillery (35 miles), the capital town Portree (40miles), whilst (via ferry) touring can be enjoyed to Eigg, Rhum, Canna--and even Fort William on the scenic West Highland rail line. Boat trips can be taken from Elgol (30 miles) to magical Loch Coruisk in the heart of the Cuillin. Very popular in recent years, the sea safari boat trip from Armadale pier (3 miles), to the Old Forge on Knoydart for lunch or dinner, or the longer trip to look at the dolphins, mink and hump back whales. (regularly seen in July and August). Local crafts and nature trails, the area is rich in historical remains, iron-age forts, prehistoric brochs and deserted clan townships.
Delicious meals can be enjoyed at five hotels, all within 2-8 miles; Toravaig Hotel, Ardvasar Hotel, The Isle Ornsay Hotel, Duisdale Hotel and Kinloch Lodge Hotel.

The rental rates for this property are quoted in GBP per property per week.

Booking deposit at time of booking £80. Security deposit £100 paid on arrival, refundable. Price includes electric and gas