Flight + Hotel in Skye

Your guide to Skye

Skye, situated in the enchanting country of Scotland, is the largest island of the Inner Hebrides archipelago. Its unique features include dramatic landscapes of rugged mountains, serene lochs, and breathtaking coastlines. Skye is particularly renowned for its stunning natural beauty, attracting visitors from around the globe. The island's geography is diverse, with towering peaks like the Old Man of Storr, mysterious geological formations in the Quiraing, and verdant valleys.

The climate is generally mild, influenced by the Gulf Stream. However, be prepared for unpredictable weather, especially during the shoulder seasons.

  • The Old Man of Storr: A challenging yet rewarding hike with stunning panoramic views. You can reach it via car, parking near the trailhead.
  • Fairy Pools: A series of crystal-clear waterfalls and pools, perfect for a refreshing dip or scenic walk. You can reach it by car, with a short walk to the pools from the car park.
  • Dunvegan Castle: A historic castle with a captivating history, offering guided tours and beautiful gardens. You can get there via car, with ample parking.
These are easily accessible by car, with designated car parks available near most attractions.

With its captivating landscapes and rich culture, Skye offers an unforgettable holiday experience. Why not book your flights to Inverness and embark on an adventure to the magical Isle of Skye?

Where to stay in Skye during your trip

Skye offers a variety of accommodation options, catering to various budgets and preferences. Whether you are a budget traveller seeking affordable guesthouses or a luxury traveller looking for boutique hotels, you will find something to suit your style. For those seeking outdoor adventures, camping sites and self-catering cottages are great options.


Best places to stay for a couple of days
  • Portree: Skye's bustling capital, offering a range of accommodation, from cosy B&Bs to modern hotels, and a vibrant atmosphere. It has a wide array of shops, restaurants, and pubs, providing you with everything needed to make your stay memorable.
  • Broadford: A conveniently located town with a good selection of hotels, guesthouses, and self-catering options, offering easy access to both the north and south of the island. You can easily find shops, restaurants, and services here.
  • Uig: A charming village on Skye's west coast, providing accommodation options with stunning sea views. You can find a wide variety of shops and restaurants in the village, offering a variety of local cuisines. Several ferry connections are possible from Uig port.

Many budget-friendly options are available, such as campsites and self-catering accommodations. Consider booking accommodations and flights in advance, especially during peak season, to secure the best deals.

Foodie's guide in Skye

Skye's culinary scene is a delightful blend of fresh, local produce and traditional Scottish flavours, often infused with modern techniques. This fusion of traditional ingredients and contemporary styles creates a unique and unforgettable dining experience. Expect to find an array of seafood dishes, locally-sourced meats, and hearty, wholesome meals.

Skye's culinary traditions are deeply rooted in its environment, with fresh seafood playing a central role in many dishes. The island's unique terrain influences the variety of ingredients and produces exciting flavour combinations. Here are some dishes you shouldn't miss:

  • Isle of Skye Oysters: Indulge in the fresh taste of locally farmed oysters, renowned for their exquisite flavour.
  • Venison dishes: Sample locally sourced venison, perfectly cooked and presented in innovative dishes.
  • Seafood chowder: Experience a hearty and flavourful seafood chowder, showcasing the freshest catch of the day.

Many restaurants, cafes, and pubs across Skye offer these delicious dishes. You can sample Skye oysters at various seafood restaurants along the coast. Venison dishes and seafood chowder are frequently featured on menus throughout the island. Enjoy your culinary adventure!

Culture & Top Events in Skye

Experiencing Skye's cultural events can significantly enrich your trip by providing a deeper understanding of the island's heritage and traditions. By participating in local events, you gain valuable insights into the region's history, arts, and lifestyle. Immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture through various performances, festivals, and exhibitions.

  • Skye Highland Games: A celebration of Scottish athleticism, music, and culture, held annually in Portree.
  • Skye Live Music Festival: Features a variety of musical genres, including contemporary traditional and Scottish folk music, dance, and more. Performances take place across various venues throughout the island.
  • Feis an Eilean (Skye Festival): A multi-cultural festival that occurs throughout the summer, featuring a wide range of performances in arts and cultural events.

Always verify event dates before your trip. If attending specific events or festivals, booking flights and accommodations in advance is recommended to guarantee availability and potentially secure better deals. We at eDreams can help you with this.

How to save on holidays in Skye

Booking a flight and hotel bundle with eDreams offers several advantages. We regularly provide promotional offers, such as Prime Days, Super Sale, Black Friday, and Travel Tuesday, providing significant savings opportunities on your Skye getaway. Our Prime membership offers additional benefits, including personalised customer service and exclusive deals. We strive to offer the best possible deals, helping you to save money on your holiday.

Visit our website to explore our flight and hotel bundle options, and to take advantage of the many deals we offer. Consider a holiday in Skye and explore our offers for flights from London to Inverness and flights from Manchester to Inverness.