We have 3 self catering and cottage holiday rentals here in the Isle of Skye:

This 1 bedroomed cottage is available to rent for your holiday and is ideal for your honeymoon or romanitc break. It is set in an idyllic setting where you can watch the sun set over the sea.  Situated within securely fenced shared grounds, it has its own parking and an outside seating area overlooking the sea.

Skye can enjoy relatively mild winters due to the influence of the Gulf Stream and, with the benefit of open fires and adequate heating, the cottage is available for you to rent anytime of the year.

Accommodation:

Ground floor: Open plan kitchen and sittingroom with impressive stone fireplace having traditional dog grate,shower room with whb, wc and tiled shower, heated towel rail. Bedroom with four-poster bed.

Included:
Linen and towels are provided. Electric heating is included in the rent, domestic electricity is by £1 coin meter. Fuel for the open fire can be purchased locally. TV, electric cooker, automatic washing machine, microwave oven, fridge and garden furniture.

Activities:

Situated on the western edge of Skye, this small crofting hamlet is accessed by a single track road which winds through majestic mountainous scenery opening onto enchanting panoramic views towards Dunvegan Head and the Outer Hebrides. Particularly noted for its considerable variety of flora and fauna including dolphins, whales, basking sharks, seals and sea otters, this tranquil location provides an elevated position from which to enjoy the sounds of silence and to admire the glorious sunsets over the bay.There are many places of interest to visit locally including Dunvegan Castle, Flora MacDonald’s Cottage and Neist Point Lighthouse where scenes from the film ‘Breaking the Waves’ were taken. Further afield sites of geological interest include the Quiraing, Kilt Rock and the Old Man of Storr, and a selection of small, exclusive craft and pottery shops are dotted about the island.

There are many places of interest to visit locally including Dunvegan Castle, Flora MacDonald’s Cottage and Neist Point Lighthouse where scenes from the film ‘Breaking the Waves’ were taken. Further afield sites of geological interest include the Quiraing, Kilt Rock and the Old Man of Storr, and a selection of small, exclusive craft and pottery shops are dotted about the island.