Inverlochy Castle

Simple cliff top campsite offering pitches & hook-up plus showers, restrooms & laundry facilities.

Dorms & private rooms in a relaxed hostel with sea views offering a kitchen, a lounge & a garden. Set in a fishing village and overlooking the sea, this laid-back hostel is 0.8 miles from the Skye Bridge and 2.2 miles from Kyle of Lochalsh station, on the mainland. Unfussy accommodations range from private rooms to dorms sleeping 4 to 8 people; linens are provided. Bathrooms are shared. Children are welcome in private rooms. Amenities include a kitchen, a dining area, and a garden with a BBQ, as well as a lounge with a fireplace and sea views. Day tours can be arranged. Wi-Fi and breakfast are available, as are bike and kayak storage.

Simple hostel near the beach offering a communal kitchen & guest laundry facilities. Near the beach, this simple, seasonal hostel in a former school building is a 5-minute walk from a bus stop and a 6-minute walk from the Suilven walking trail. The basic dorms and private rooms come with linens. Some feature en suite bathrooms, others share facilities. Towels can be hired for an extra cost. Amenities include a communal kitchen, as well as a cosy dining area and guest laundry facilities. Parking is complimentary. Breakfast is offered (surcharge). Dogs are welcome for a fee in private rooms.

Nestled on an old landslide, this enchanting hillside famed for fairy tales boasts breathtaking views, steep climbs, and a picturesque landscape that invites adventure.

Riverside remains of an unaltered medieval stone castle dating back to the 13th-century.

The straightforward, single-sex dorms feature bunk beds, and sleep 8 to 16 guests. All have shared bathrooms; towels and Wi-Fi are offered for a fee. Private rooms are available, and some add en suite bathrooms.Amenities include a communal kitchen, a dining room and a general store, as well as coin-operated laundry facilities, and a wood-panelled guest lounge with shared computers. Meals are available for a surcharge, and parking is included.

"Ecologist-led bushcraft & survival school established 2005. We run day and multi-day courses for individuals, families and groups in the Highlands of Scotland. Learn wilderness survival skills: wild food & foraging, fire-craft, plant lore, navigation and much more. The locations we use are spectacular, wild and remote. We offer private mini-expeditions for individuals or families on the west coast of Scotland not far from Fort William, as well as longer trips for adventurous adults such as our Nomadic Coastal Survival Course, the River Spey Canoe Expedition, and the Loch Shiel Canoe Expedition. Get in touch to find out more and book a course now!"

Kilmaluag is a township made up of several small settlements on the most northerly point of the Trotternish peninsula of the Isle of Skye, Scotland. Kilmaluag is within the parish of Kilmuir. The settlements within the township include Balmacqueen, Kendram, Connista, Aird and Solitote.

Nestled by the historic Castle of Mey, this chic B&B boasts cozy suites, inviting lounges, and excellent local fare, promising a truly memorable stay.