1000ft above Atlantic breakers. The diversity of the mountain scenery is amazing, from the jagged Cuillin ridge to the unique flat-topped hills of MacLeod's Tables and the fantastic eroded pinnacles of the Storr and the Quirang. As well as sampling much of Skye's diverse scenery, our walks take in a number of sites of historical interest including Clan castles, shielings, brochs and 'Clearance' villages. We stay at the Cuillin Hills Hotel in Portree. Built in 1870 as a hunting lodge for Lord MacDonald of the Isles, the hotel overlooks Portree Bay with magnificent views of the Cuillins.
All rooms have en-suite facilities.