Eilean a’ Cheò

Our home, the Isle of Skye is the largest island of the Inner Hebrides and renowned for its natural beauty, history and
nature.

Nestled off the west coast of Scotland, the Isle of Skye is a place of unparalleled natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. It's not just our home; it's a haven for anyone who appreciates rugged landscapes, tranquil lochs, and a sense of history that permeates every hill and glen. 
The isle of Skye is easily accessible by road via the famous Skye bridge although many visitors choose to take one of the various small or large ferries ‘over the sea to Skye’ from Mallaig or Glenelg.

A place steeped in history

History enthusiasts will find themselves at home here. The island's history is woven into its very fabric, from the ancient standing stones at Dunvegan to the
medieval castles that dot the landscape. The Clan MacLeod’s ancestral home, Dunvegan Castle, is a must-visit, providing a glimpse into the island’s storied past. Additionally, the Museum of Island Life offers fascinating insights into the daily lives of Skye’s inhabitants over the centuries.

A community like no other

Living on Skye means being part of a close-knit community that values tradition while embracing the present. Gaelic is still spoken here, and local festivals celebrate our Celtic heritage with music, dance, and storytelling. Whether it's
the lively Skye Highland Games or the more intimate local gatherings at village
halls, there’s always something happening to bring people together.

A place to call home

For us, Skye is more than just a beautiful place; it’s where our heart is. The serene environment, the warm community spirit, and the ever-changing beauty of the landscape make it an unparalleled place to live. Each season brings its own charm, from the vibrant heather blooms of summer to the peaceful, snow-dusted winters.

If you ever find yourself yearning for a place where time slows down, where nature’s beauty takes centre stage, and where every turn in the road reveals a new wonder, the Isle of Skye is waiting to welcome you.
We’re proud to call it home and hope you’ll fall in love with it just as we have.

If you are planning a trip, we have compiled a list of websites to help with your research and of course we’d recommend basing yourself in panoramic

Waternish for your visit!

whilst you are in waternish

Skio Pottery

Small batch ceramics made by Kayti & Luke from their home studio Skíō Pottery overlooking Lochbay

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Donnie's Tablet Shed

The shed in Geary is filled daily with freshly made homemade Scottish Tablet Bags and Bars, with stunning views on the way.

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Cuckoo Tree Studio

Original art inspired by local wildlife and landscapes, jewellery and textiles by Denise Huddleston

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Stein Inn

The oldest Inn on Skye. Food, drink, good atmosphere and great views.

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Dandelion Designs

Unique handmade arts and crafts on the Stein waterfront

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Lochbay Restaurant

Small contemporary Michelin-starred restaurant in Stein by chef Michael Smith. Scottish with French influences. Simply scrumptious.

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A little inspiration if you want to explore the South of the island.