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Isle of Skye Itinerary

During our epic road trip of Scotland, we stopped for 2 days on the Isle of Skye. We were in a motorhome, so we could stop when we wanted, but this Skye road trip itinerary works just as well for cars, motorbikes or even bicycles (you crazy people!)

First thing you need to know- the Isle of Skye is definitely worth the effort to visit. If you enjoy nature, hiking, waterfalls, history, beautiful views, castles, photography, dog walking or many other ‘outdoorsy’ pursuits, it’s the spot for you.

There are also plenty of cosy pubs, cute shops and indoor activities (read- distilleries) for anyone who enjoys being indoors- especially when it’s raining!


How best to explore the Isle of Skye

In my opinion, the BEST way to see Skye is with your own vehicle (easy if you’re campervanning or motorhoming around Scotland.) There are so many stunning spots to enjoy- you don’t want to be tied to someone else’s itinerary.

Having said that, if the only way you can visit is on an organised tour or if you need to take the bus/ train then go. It’s too beautiful to miss.

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The PERFECT Isle of Skye Itinerary

So, just what is the PERFECT Isle of Skye itinerary? Honestly, there’s probably no such thing! So much depends on the weather and your personal interests. 

Do you want to hike up some of the stunning hills? Sample the local whiskey? Explore the caves and castles? Don’t worry- this itinerary includes all of those!

Feel free to pick and choose the activities you like the sound of best. And yes- we’ve included things to do on Skye in the rain. 

Because it does rain. A lot. 

Sorry.

Perfect Isle of Skye Itinerary and roadtrip for one, two or three days!
Perfect Isle of Skye Itinerary and roadtrip for one, two or three days!

Combining the Isle of Skye with the North Coast 500

The North Coast 500 route runs reallllllly close to Skye and it’s the perfect time to see the Island.

If you’re planning a 7-10 day NC500 itinerary, you can absolutely add a couple of days onto Skye when you’re in that area.

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    Isle of Skye Roadtrip- Is it possible to see Isle of Skye in one day?

    Yes- it’s perfectly possible to visit the Isle of Skye (not Isle of the Skye, in case you were wondering!) for just one day. You can definitely tack it onto your North Coast 500 motorhome road trip itinerary as it’s very close to the route. Of course, you won’t get to see everything, but you can certainly get a taster and see some of the most famous landmarks on Skye if you choose. 

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    How do you get to the Isle of Skye?

    The Isle of Skye is on Scotland’s west coast and can be reached either by ferry from Mallaig or by bridge further North.

    All vehicles can be taken on the ferry (yes, including motorhomes), and you can just turn up and be booked onto the next available ferry if you wish (which is what we did)- although please bear in mind we were travelling outside the main school holidays ( which in the UK are mid July- beginning of September.)

    If you don’t have your own vehicle, I highly recommend hiring a car or campervan for a few days so you can be in charge of your own adventure. You really won’t regret it- there are some incredibly scenic road trips in Scotland.

    Another option is to arrive by train. Trains connect up to the ferries, so you can get across to the island pretty easily. Catch a bus into Portree and take buses around the island- or rent a bike!

    Isle of Skye itinerary- enjoy spectacular views from every angle!
    Isle of Skye itinerary- enjoy spectacular views from every angle!

    Ferry from Mallaig to Isle of Skye

    The Caledonian Macbrayne ferry runs from Mallaig (mainland Scotland) to Armadale on Skye. It takes about 30 minutes to cross.

    During summer (April-October) there is a ferry every few hours and in winter there are 2 ferries per day (morning and mid-afternoon.)

    Our 7m motorhome with 3 passengers of over-16 and a 2m trailer cost £32 (2017 prices) for a single ticket (we left via the bridge, which is free!)

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    When is the best time to visit Skye?

    Wondering when you should visit the Isle of Skye? I’ll be honest, you should expect rain whenever you go. You should also expect midges.  Anytime from April- November should be snow-free.

    It’s warmer in the months of August and September, but try to avoid August if you can as that is the UK’s main school holiday.  Having said that, we went in July. It rained constantly and there were HEAPS of people. (That’s also high season for midges!)

    Out of high season is much quieter, but the days are shorter and the weather is more likely to be cold. Still, if you go prepared, you could enjoy some beautifully crisp and clear days with spectacular views.

    Our favourite time to go is Autumn- the changing colours looks amazing against the backdrop of the sea. (Here are some more ideas for places to see in Autumn in Europe.)

    Isle of Skye Itinerary- be sure to enjoy some of the beautiful beaches on your one, two or three day road trip
    Isle of Skye Itinerary- be sure to enjoy some of the beautiful beaches at sunset on your road trip – but note the padded warm jacket!

    Isle of Skye driving map

    This is our Isle of Skye driving map, which covered two days (two LONG days- you could easily make this into a three-day itinerary, maybe even 4 days if you want to do plenty of hiking.)

    Blue pins are one day, purple pins are another. The driving route is the one suggested by Google Maps- as you can see, all roads lead to Sligachan, so that’s a good option to base yourself in a hotel/ B & B.

    Isle of Skye Itinerary and road trip driving map- things to do on Skye
    Isle of Skye Itinerary and road trip driving map

    Frustratingly, the Google Map of this crashed, but there’s a new interactive version of this Isle of Skye itinerary map here


    Where to stay on Isle of the Skye with a motorhome

    Glenbrittle Campsite

    When we visited, it was our second ever trip with our motorhome. (Read more: why we bought a motorhome)

    We stayed at the Glenbrittle Campsite, and it was beautiful, right on the shores of the loch. Just a word of caution- the drinking water had been contaminated when we went (a dead sheep or something!) so make sure you fill up before you arrive, just in case!

    The only problem with Glenbrittle is that it is a long way out from the main ‘loop’, as you can see from the route map below, so if you’re tight on time you might want to stay closer to the action.

    Portree is the main town and there are several campsites nearby. If you are going out of season, you may prefer to wild camp for free– we will definitely do this next time!

    If you’re not in a Motorhome, then there are PLENTY of hotels, hostels, B and B’s and even some self-catering options in Portree if you prefer to be more self-sufficient.

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    Isle of Skye with a motorhome (and motorbikes!)

    Is Wild Camping allowed on Isle of Skye?

    Yes, wild camping is tolerated on Skye (although not as much as it was pre-pandemic and it can be difficult in high season.) There were several beautiful spots we found as we toured, which we want to return to. Just remember these things:

    • Skye gets VERY BUSY during summer and you will probably have people around you until nightfall, sometimes even later if they are photographing the evening sky.
    • The winds on Skye can be very strong and most of the places we saw are very exposed. I know several people who moved their van in the middle of the night because it was rocking so much.
    • There aren’t millions of parking options, so my advice is to find somewhere by 6pm ish and if you think it’s too exposed, move on and find somewhere else during daylight, not at 2am in the morning!
    • Many of the sites are more suitable for campervans, instead of motorhomes (especially if you’re pulling a trailer like we do!!) Turning around can be difficult and it may be a sloping parking area. Do your research carefully and read the reviews of people who have gone before.

    Isle of Skye Drive- How long should you spend on the Isle of Skye?

    A lot of this depends on how long you have! On our 10-day tour of Scotland, we spent 2 days in Skye. We were going to stay for 3, but the rain was so heavy we ran away up to John o’Groats!

    Still, we did a lot in the two days we were there, so a long weekend is definitely doable. You can do a lot in one day if you don’t want to hike, and you can spend a week there if you enjoy the great outdoors- there are so many incredible places to explore (and photograph!)

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    Sunrise on the Isle of Skye

    The Isle of Skye driving route Itinerary for Two Day Road Trip

    This itinerary can be done in either direction and I recommend doing Day one on the day with the better weather forecast- that’s the day with the most scenic views and hikes.

    Of course, where you start will depend on where you camped, but I’m sure you can figure it out! 🙂

    Note- not ALL the pins are mentioned on the map below- Google route maps only allow you to input 10 places. So refer to the map above in this post for all the locations on the route. 

    Driving route map for Isle of Skye- Day One and Day Two road trip itinerary
    Driving route map for Isle of Skye- Day One and Day Two road trip itinerary

    Isle of Skye Itinerary – Day One:

    If you only have two days, start your day early and have a decent breakfast – especially if you can find somewhere which serves traditional Scottish tattie scones (potato cakes)- they’re delicious! 

    I highly recommend taking a packed lunch with you (or, you know, bring your motorhome!) 

    Many tours/ groups start their day at the Old Man of Storr, so you have a choice. You can either get up early and aim to be at Storr by 9am (8.30 is even better) or do the loop in the clockwise direction, so go against the flow of traffic.

    It’s entirely up to you, but for convenience let’s pretend you’re an early riser and go to Storr first.

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    Bride Veil Falls

    Leave Portree on the A855 and head up towards Storr (well-signposted). On the left, you’ll see a small carpark for the Bride Veil falls. If the weather is nice and you’ve got time, it’s worth a stop and a photo.

    Bride Veil Falls- Isle of Skye waterfalls- Stop one on the Isle of Skye Itinerary
    Bride Veil Falls- Stop one on the Isle of Skye Itinerary

    Old Man of Storr

    Storr on Isle of Skye

    The carpark is about 6.5 miles out of Portree, but it’s not big, so be careful if you’re in a motorhome (you’ll notice a theme with this!!) People also seem to block others in without much thought, so take care how you park.

    It takes about an hour to hike the Old Man of Storr to the rock formation or 40 minutes to a plateau a little below where you can still get incredible photos.

    TOP TIP- if you can’t see the rocks from the car park, or if you’re being blown off your feet as you get out of the car, don’t even bother! It’s beautiful but needs a nice day to do it justice.


    Lealt Falls

    About 5 miles further North on the A855 are the Lealt Falls. You have to drive past them to get to the car park. Amazingly, this car park is actually fairly sizeable!

    In spring and summer, these falls are surrounded by greenery and look amazing. It’s about a 30-minute climb down to the foot of the falls, or you can just take photos from the top.


    Rubha nam Brathairean (Brother’s Point)

    This is one of the few places in Skye where you might not find any crowds! From the car park it’s about a 2 hour round trip, but the scenery is beautiful and well worth a stop if you didn’t hike all the way up to Storr.


    Kilt Rock & Mealt Falls

    I’ll be honest, we only stopped here because we saw a car park full of buses and cars and figured there was something worth seeing!

    It was so windy that Jade almost got blown away, but at least it wasn’t raining! Apparently, there’s normally a bagpiper during summer… he was nowhere to be seen when we visited!

    The falls are pretty, and the water at the bottom was so clear we could see the rocks, even from the top of the cliff, but honestly, we preferred Lealt Falls.

    Mealt Falls- it's on every Isle of Skye itinerary, but is it worth it? Isle of Skye Waterfalls
    Mealt Falls- it’s on every Isle of Skye itinerary, but is it worth it?

    Staffin

    About 2 miles north of Kilt Rock is the small village of Staffin. There’s not a lot here, but there is a small shop and some toilets if you need them. Here’s a good place to stop for lunch, or take it with you and eat it up the Quaraing

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    Quiraing

    If you’re going to do one hike in Skye, this is the one. I have no idea how to pronounce it, but that doesn’t seem to bother anyone!

    It’s not difficult, except in high winds, and the views are incredible. A round trip should take about 2 hours, but you’ll be wanting to stop every 2 minutes to take photos, so allow at least 3. 

    If you don’t want to hike, walk 15 minutes up the trail from the car park. You’ll be away from most of the crowds and can enjoy some of the views across the Island.

    I’ll be honest, there’s very little to see across the top of the loop. So get back in your vehicle and drive for the next 10 miles (30 minutes) or so.

    Alternatively, there are some beautiful wild camping spots up here, so if you have extra days, now might be a good time to stop for the night.


    Gold Cave

    It’s time to find the Gold Cave! We didn’t see this when we were in Skye- hadn’t even heard of it then (I found it here), but I’m adding it in so you can find it for yourself!

    I’ve marked it on the map for you. Parking is outside a farm at the end of the nearest road. Then go through the field and left at the fence. Follow the cliff along until you see a small trail leading down to the rocks below.

    Walk along the rocks to the right and eventually you ’ll find the Gold Cave. The walk takes about 25 minutes, so plan to take an hour for this trip.

    Isle of Skye Gold Cave on the Isle of the Skye itinerary
    The Gold cave- a fun addition to your Isle of Skye itinerary

    Falls of Rha

    This is one of the biggest waterfalls on Skye, but sadly it’s really tough to get to. Parking is virtually non-existent, especially for a motorhome.

    You want to park up just North of Uig (near the river if possible.) There’s a small track on the right-hand side of the river- apparently, there used to be a sign but we couldn’t find one! It’s about a 5-10 minute walk, so not far and they are worth the effort if you can park up!

    If you enjoy waterfalls, here are 29 of the most beautiful waterfalls in Europe.


    Fairy Glen

    Some people say this is the best place on the whole of Skye. For us, the weather was miserable so we didn’t see it at its best! It’s next to Castle Ewen- but don’t expect an actual castle- it’s just a rock outcrop.

    There are also several stone rings. Fairy legend says you need to sing a song to the faeries as you enter the spiral, and then walk backwards out of the spiral without touching the stones, and then your deepest wish will come true!

    Isle of Skye fairy Glen- Isle of Skye roadtrip itinerary
    Can you spot a fairy at the Fairy Glen?

    Portree

    Well, that was a busy day! Depending on how long you took to hike, it’s probably around 6.30/ 7pm now and you’re in need of a decent meal.

    Portree is the biggest town on Skye and it’s used to hungry visitors. There are several pubs, restaurants and shops which should still be open.

    Portree- Isle of Skye Itinerary and roadtrip
    Portree- the hub of your Isle of Skye itinerary!

    Isle of Skye Itinerary – Day 2

    This is a ‘pick and mix’ kind of day. You can hike, or you can drive around and see places- but you’re unlikely to be able to do everything on this list all in one day.

    Here’s a rundown of the places we liked- you can see them on the map and make your own choices.


    Sligachan Old Bridge

    This bridge is old, but probably wouldn’t be as famous if it wasn’t for the most incredible views around it. There is a car park, but it gets full quick, so early morning is best (and the light is better then too!)

    Sligachan Bridge on the Isle of Skye
    Sligachan Bridge on the Isle of Skye

    Dunvegan Castle

    Dunvegan Castle is still intact and one of the few castles to be lived in by the same family for 800 years!

    Personally, I thought it was like most other castles in UK inside (although if you haven’t been to any, it’s a good one to visit) but the gardens are beautiful and well worth a walk around.

    The castle is open from 01 April until mid-October and 2020 prices are £14 for an adult for castle and gardens or £12 for gardens only.

    They also do boat rides out to see the seals for £9.50. We didn’t go (due to the weather!) but it’s definitely something we would like to do next time.

    This is by far the most popular castle on Skye, and for that reason it can be VERY crowded, especially if it’s raining; this is one of the few places on Skye which allows you to stay indoors for a while!

    If you don’t want to visit, drive past it, park up and walk back along the beach to get a picture-perfect view.

    Dunvegan Castle- add it to your Isle of Skye itinerary roadtrip
    Dunvegan Castle- add it to your Isle of Skye itinerary

    Coral Beach

    This is the beach which was featured on Netflix’s Outlaw King (nooooo, I definitely did not watch that scene on repeat. In slow motion…!) 

    The beach is beautiful and full of tiny coral flakes. It’s about a mile from the car park, so only go if weather and time permits.

    Coral Beach on the Isle of Skye- itinerary and driving map
    Coral Beach on the Isle of Skye- who knew the beaches were so blue!

    Skyeskins

    Normally, I’m not a fan of museums. I get a bit bored. But this was actually really interesting.

    It’s the only operating tanning factory in the United Kingdom and you can see the whole tanning process from start to finish. (No, I don’t mean sunbeds….!) A visit takes about 1.5 hours and tours are free. You can even buy a souvenir if you like!


    Stein Inn

    This is the oldest inn on Skye and their fish and chips are legendary! They also have 130 malt whiskies in stock (which is a shame if you’re driving!) A perfect stop for a warm welcome and a little refreshment before you set off again.

    Neist Point Lighthouse

    This is the most westerly point on Skye, and the views are spectacular (hopefully!) This is the best place to catch the sunset, although be prepared to share it with a lot of other people, (which is why I actually prefer Talisker Bay Beach).

    There is a car park here and also places for wild camping, so it’s a great place to end your day. The lighthouse is a little rundown and not particularly impressive, but don’t let that stop you enjoying those views!

    Neist Point- the perfect sunset spot for your Isle of Skye road trip
    Neist Point- the perfect sunset spot for your Isle of Skye road trip

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    Fairy Pools

    This might be controversial, but I thought the Fairy Pools were over-rated. Sure, in the sunshine they can look stunning, and if you’re really brave you can swim in them (although the water is FREEZING), but like many famous places there are too many people and honestly, it wasn’t worth the hour walk each way.

    For me, there are prettier places on Skye.

    Still, if you’d like to visit, get there EARLY! Seriously, you won’t believe how busy this place gets. If you’re not staying at Glenbrittle, it’s well sign-posted to the pools and takes about 35 minutes from Portree.

    If you’re parking a motorhome, BE CAREFUL at the pools. Parking is tough in the car park if it’s already full and there’s not much space to turn around.

    You shouldn’t park on the road as it’s a single-track lane and parking can block the emergency services if they need to get through. There is parking on the left about a quarter-mile before the pools- this is probably the best place.

    Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye- is it worth the trip?
    Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye- is it worth the trip?

    Talisker Distillery

    Mr WB loves Talisker, and this is a brilliant place to visit if it rains… which is possibly why it’s so busy.

    However, we hadn’t booked and the tours were full for the next 3 days- so book well in advance if you want to go around the distillery and sample their single malt. We did pop into the gift shop and bought Mr WB a wee dram! 🙂


    Talisker Bay Beach

    As beaches go, this is pretty special. If you can’t get to Neist Point for sunset, this western facing beach is a good second.

    But it’s a long drive out for a beach, and you’ll see plenty of others during the day, so if you’re tight on time feel free to give this a miss.

    It’s about a 30-minute walk, but the trail can be very muddy- you have been warned!

    Talisker Bay Beach - add it to your Isle of Skye itinerary
    Talisker Bay Beach – add it to your Isle of Skye itinerary

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    Duntelm Castle

    Normally, I’m all about the castles, but honestly, this one is missable. It’s a lot of ruins falling into the sea and, while I’m sure it was once an impressive building, it’s just not that exciting anymore. Still, it’s a fun place for kids to let off some steam.

    Hiking in the Black Cullins

    This incredible hill (mountain?) range is beautiful to look at and even prettier to walk in. If your legs are still going and you want to capture some stunning views, a hike here is just the thing.

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    Black Cullins on the Isle of Skye

    Visit Elgol

    This spot on the south-west corner of Skye is often overlooked, but it offers the most incredible views of the Black Cullins.

    Elgol- missed on many Isle of Skye itinerary lists- but such a beautiful view!
    Elgol- missed on many Isle of Skye itinerary lists- but such a beautiful view!

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    Things to do in Skye in the rain

    • Dunvegan Castle
    • Skyeskins
    • Talisker Distillery
    • Sea Museum of Island Life (Open from Easter- September; shows what life would have been like on Skye 100 years ago)
    • Edinbane Inn- each Sunday (and possibly mid-week) this Inn provides live traditional Scottish music. There may even be dancing!
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    Is the Isle of Skye expensive?

    No more than anywhere else in Scotland or the UK. Tourist attractions can be a little pricey, but food, fuel and accommodation are fairly reasonable. High summer makes everything more expensive! 

    What should I wear on the Isle of Skye?

    Layers! Bring a good travel jacket, but also jumpers, t-shirts, scarves, hats, gloves and a swimsuit! You can have 3 seasons in one day on Skye!

    Can you see the Northern Lights from the Isle of Skye?

    Occasionally, but there are no guarantees. If you’d like to increase your chances of seeing them, visit between October and March and be prepared to go outside during the night, or visit these INCREDIBLE places in Europe to see the Northern Lights. 

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    So what do you think? Are you inspired to visit Skye? Would you like to do this Isle of Skye itinerary??

    If you’ve been, where is your favourite place to visit on Skye?

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    5 Comments

    1. Thanks! Great itinerary – we are going to Skye next week so finding this was very timely! Looking forward to seeing some of these great views!

      1. Wandering Bird says:

        Fantastic! Hope you have a great time. 🙂

    2. Thanks for the awesome itinerary! My partner and I are doing the NC500 and want to make some time for the Isle of Skye. Great read, great photos and really informative! ?

    3. Thank you for a great blog! Could you send the google maps pins to my email?

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