Castle Moil, MacKinnon stronghold from the 13th century, set on bluff. Kyle House House's 3 acre garden warmed by mild Golf Stream throughout winter. Set by Loch Alsh, site gives views of the Cuillins and Island of Raasay. Dun Beag, one of Skye's best-preserved brochs, is nearby. Loch Coruisk Remote sea loch at foot of the Cuillins, accessible by boat or difficult hike.
Name translates as 'cauldron of water'.
Loch Harport Malt-drying kilns of Talisker distillery, Skye's only malt whisky producer, sit beside sea loch. Loch Mealt Water from loch flows 50yds before spilling over a sharp cliff to the sea 600ft below. Nearby is Kilt Rock, a formation with shape and strata resembling a kilt. Loch Sligachan Sligachan Hotel famous as climbing centre for the Cuillins since Victorian times. In Glen Sligachan is Bloody Stone, site of last clan battle between MacDonalds and MacLeods in 1601.