Step into Skye-Fall, a brand new self-contained and extremely spacious superior apartment / large suite which forms part of a beautiful home in the Sleat Peninsula in Southern Skye - commonly known as the ‘Garden of Skye’. The property also offers further accommodation in the shape of two luxurious en-suite 4 berth caravans (Craig Suite and Connery Suite) with additional private shower/bathroom facilities. Nigel, your host is on-site in the main part of the home. The superior apartment is completely self contained, and private, with its own parking. The caravans enjoy spectacular views across the countryside and mountains. They are both located to the rear of the property. Plenty of space for parking. Situated in an elevated position, the property offers peace, comfort and tranquillity with spectacular views across the mountains to Beinn Sgritheall and the surrounding area. Skye-Fall is set within the beautiful South area of Skye on the Sleat Peninsula and boasts cosy and comfortable accommodation with everything you may need to enjoy your stay on the Isle of Skye. It is surrounded by acres of croft land and boasts spectacular views. We can be found in the small rural crofting community of Drumfearn which is 20 minutes from the Skye Bridge and 10 minutes from the nearest town of Broadford. Armadale Castle is close by with exotic trees and shrubs from around the world, a new distillery at Torabhaig and walks to suit everyone! For music and art lovers there are regular concerts and exhibitions. As Sleat is home to many artists you can visit their galleries in person.

If you need anything during your stay just reach out to me. I'm usually around the property or can be reached by phone (details in guest book). Always happy to talk about Skye, local restaurants, places of interest and to help out where I can. It’s a beautiful island and am very keen for you to enjoy it to the max.

There are facilities for all on Skye both on and off land. If you are a hill walker you are spoilt for choice on the island which boasts the Cuillin mountain range. If you enjoy being on the water, there are ample watersports available including kayaking, wild swimming and diving. If you are not feeling so energetic or just want some time to wander and look about, you can sample the delights of the many tourist attractions on the island. If you like eating out, there are also plenty of pubs and restaurants in the area serving great food using local produce. Lots of lovely coffee and cake places too! Nigel has visited them all so feel free to ask him for a recommendation.