A holiday guide to Skye and Lochalsh
A guide to help you plan the perfect trip to Skye and Lochalsh, including where to stay and eat, days out and stunning walks around the lochs and in the mountains
Top 10 days out in Lochalsh
Ride one of the world's most spectacular train routes, learn to kayak between beautiful islands, explore a castle that's straight out of a film set … here's our pick of days out in Lochalsh
Top 10 days out on Skye
When it's fine, walk in the footsteps of dinosaurs or swim in Skye's famous Fairy Pools; when it's not, there's always a distillery to keep your spirits up, says Iona Macdonald
Top 10 walks on Skye
From gentle strolls along Skye's stunning coastline to scrambles up the Cuillin, the most rugged and challenging mountain range in Britain, walkers are spoilt for choice on the island. Experts from Walkhighlands choose their favourites
Top 10 walks in Lochalsh
Lochalsh is one of the Scottish Highlands' most popular and spectacular walking areas, offering everything from gentle lochside strolls to a classic mountain ridge walk that bags three Munros
Top 10 hotels, B&Bs, hostels and campsites on Skye
Top 10 hotels, B&Bs, hostels and campsites in Lochalsh
B&B review | The Spoons, Isle of Skye, Scotland
On a peninsula jutting into a sea loch, this new B&B delivers style and comfort in Skye's unique and spectacular scenery, says Rhiannon Batten
A magical dip in Skye's Fairy Pools
Kate Rew falls under the spell of Skye's crystal-clear Fairy Pools on a magical summer river swim
Mountain biking on the Isle of Skye
In Scotland, you can ride everywhere you can see - which means some pretty raw, wild and epic scenery
Skye's the limit for designer pads
A Scottish architecture practice is making its mark on the island with its stunning holiday homes and B&Bs, writes Phyllis Richardson
Glenbrittle, Isle of Skye, August
Your highs and lows of 2008: Glenbrittle, Isle of Skye, August
Oar inspiring
The best way to see Skye's spectacular scenery is from a sea kayak. Paddling around the crystal clear lochs also gets you up close to the local wildlife.
Macleod's Tables, Isle of Skye
Not many isolated upland challenges boast a multiple-award-winning restaurant and small hotel a couple of miles up the road, but this one does.
Over the sea from Skye
Gwyn Topham tries boozing and cruising on the Scottish distillery trail
Where no one can hear you shout
Mike Carter enjoys the romance of Skye, where you can lose yourself one moment and find delicious food the next.
