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Restaurants & cafés
The Three Chimneys A converted stone crofter's cottage on the shore of Loch Dunvegan that has been Skye's fine-dining anchor for over 40 years. It runs a set tasting menu rooted in island produce, and the rooms next door mean you don't have to drive after dinner. This is the place for a once-a-trip special meal in the northwest.
Loch Bay A tiny six-table room in the old fishing village of Stein with a focus on local waters, where the langoustine and scallops often come straight off the jetty. The seafood sharing platter is the order, and the setting on the Waternish shore is half the draw. A destination dinner for people who want the seafood version of the Skye splurge.
Trails & outdoors
Quiraing Circuit A loop through the Quiraing's landslip pinnacles and hidden plateaus on the northern Trotternish ridge, longer and rougher than the Storr. The full circuit runs about 6.8 km with narrow traverses across steep ground and a steep pull at the far end. Best for walkers comfortable with exposure and uneven footing.
Fairy Pools A short, mostly flat walk from the Glen Brittle car park up alongside a chain of clear blue pools and small waterfalls below the Black Cuillin. It's easy in distance but the path is rocky and floods after rain. The easiest way to reach dramatic Cuillin scenery without a real climb.
Things to do
Talisker Distillery Skye's oldest working distillery, on the shore of Loch Harport below the Cuillin, running guided tours and tastings of its peppery, maritime single malt. The standard tour walks you through production and finishes with a tasting. The reliable anchor for the southwest, and right next to the Oyster Shed.
Misty Isle Boat Trips A small-boat trip from Elgol across to Loch Coruisk, the hidden sea loch ringed by the Cuillin, passing a seal colony on the way. You get time ashore at Coruisk before the return, with the dramatic ridge looming the whole trip. One of the best half-days on the island for non-hikers and families.
Landmarks & sights
The Old Man of Storr The jagged rock pinnacle that stands in for Skye on most postcards, rising above the Trotternish ridge north of Portree. A steady uphill path gets you among the pillars in under an hour, and most visitors put it first for good reason. Go for the rock formations and the view back over the Sound of Raasay.
Kilt Rock & Mealt Falls A roadside viewpoint over a sea cliff whose vertical basalt columns resemble the pleats of a kilt, with the Mealt waterfall dropping straight off the edge into the sea. It's a five-minute stop from the car park rather than a walk. Easy to combine with the Quiraing and Staffin on a Trotternish loop.