Top 10 Places On The Isle of Skye, Scotland | Travel Guide

The isle of Skye is famous for its scenery and landscapes. It is home to some of the most iconic places in Scotland and it is one of the most popular destinations in the UK… after visiting the Island, I can see why.

Skye is the fourth most populated island in Scotland. Tourism, agriculture, fishing, and forestry are the major economic activities of the residents. Whether you want to visit the Isle of Skye for a few days or stay here longer, you can always find something fun and interesting to do and places to visit here.

In this video, I am going to share the best places you must visit on the Isle of Skye to enjoy its mountain ranges and dramatic coastlines, and learn about its history.

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00:00 Intro
01:06 Portree
01:45 Old Man of Storr
02:37 Lealt Falls
03:07 Quiraing
03:42 Fairy Pools
04:31 Dunvegan Castle
05:34 Neist Point
06:18 The Brother's Point
07:02 Elgol
08:09 Kilt Rock

[dave-]

You forgot the most important Building on the Island, The Talisker whisky distillery 🥃🥃😳🥴.

[melindabaltrukevich]

My brother and sister-in-law are visiting this place and I wanted to see where they were. Very informative and beautiful video. Thank you.

[bham]

Thanks for this lovely video. I am looking forward to going to Skye in June. I went for a half day over 20 years ago. The bridge was a toll bridge then and we came back on the short 5 minute ferry from Kylerhea.

[jayaseleanjayaselean]

Very beautiful places. I have enjoyed the video. Thank you

[fisichella]

You have a very melodical voice and a sweet weird English accent. Nice videos 👍

[sameeraiyer]

If you had time for just one or two among all these places, which 2 would you do ?

[Bess]

4:19 goodness, what happened in Soctland? I visited the Isle of Skye in 1998, before the times of social media and internet. I read the Gabaldon books then, and without knowing much in advance, just with my imagination, I travelled the Isle with a friend. It is one of my dearest travel memories, it was a real addventure - back then! And you know what was wonderful back then? Not tons of people in the beautiful green, it was just a few really interested people who back then had to read books and be really interested in a certain place and then plan a trip and go there. Now it's totally overrun like pretty much everything that is advertised on the net. Awful sight for me, looks ridiculous seeing so many people like ants, just crowding and taking pics for instagram to being in such remote places.