Skye & The Outer Hebrides
- Classic linear walks with surreal scenery on Skye and the Outer Hebrides
- Skye’s brooding Cuillin Ridge and rocky Trotternish Peninsula
- Luskentyre beach on the Isle of Harris - one of Scotland’s most beautiful
- Traverse the 37 km long ‘Harris Walkway’ over remote moorland and machair
- A warm island welcome at hand-picked B&B's and guesthouses
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Itinerary
Day 1 By train from Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh, bus to SkyeBoard your train in Inverness and settle into your seat as you depart on the Great Highland Railway Journey—the Kyle Line. Drink in the views of dramatic mountains and deep lochs on this scenic 2h30 train ride. Arrive at the coastal railway station of Kyle of Lochalsh then connect by bus across the Skye Bridge to the waterside village of Broadford (20-30 mins).
Settle into your cosy B&B for a 2 night stay and enjoy the sweeping views across Broadford Bay to the islands of Papay and Scalpay.
The Broadford is a 4* hotel that has been redecorated in contemporary style to offer a warm welcome and excellent service and food in beautiful settings.
Martin and Vanessa will give you a warm welcome at the Otter Lodge and make sure that you feel at home right away. The B&B has six bedrooms and a spacious lounge for guests. Most rooms enjoy views of the sea and the surrounding countryside – the rooms are a mixture of shared and ensuite facilities.
Independently owned and run, the proprietors pride themselves on the quality of service, food, high standards of cleanliness and the warmth of welcome! Each guest receives an individually tailored experience and you are assured a most comfortable and indeed very enjoyable stay at this splendid accommodation. Broadford House offers bed and breakfast accommodation in a selection of tastefully decorated rooms. The rooms all have television with tea and coffee making trays. The bed and breakfast cottage overlooks Broadford Bay with plenty of eating places nearby.
Starting in the small village of Torrin, after a short transfer from Broadford, this walk follows a clear path that hugs the dramatic coastline. As the path rises to follow the clifftops the views to the right of the Cuillin Ridge, towering above the expanse of open sea, are imposing and impressive. You will then pass deserted crofters communities long since burnt out by landowners, dramatic sweeping cliffs, sheltered beaches and tumbling waterfalls. As the path heads north again towards Broadford, you will ascend to a moorland plateau, through a protected forest reservation, past an abandoned marble quarry and back into Broadford - a small town full of cosy pubs and homely guesthouses.
The Broadford is a 4* hotel that has been redecorated in contemporary style to offer a warm welcome and excellent service and food in beautiful settings.
Martin and Vanessa will give you a warm welcome at the Otter Lodge and make sure that you feel at home right away. The B&B has six bedrooms and a spacious lounge for guests. Most rooms enjoy views of the sea and the surrounding countryside – the rooms are a mixture of shared and ensuite facilities.
Independently owned and run, the proprietors pride themselves on the quality of service, food, high standards of cleanliness and the warmth of welcome! Each guest receives an individually tailored experience and you are assured a most comfortable and indeed very enjoyable stay at this splendid accommodation. Broadford House offers bed and breakfast accommodation in a selection of tastefully decorated rooms. The rooms all have television with tea and coffee making trays. The bed and breakfast cottage overlooks Broadford Bay with plenty of eating places nearby.
Your day begins with a taxi transfer to Kilmarie, from where you will walk to the iconic hotel at Sligachan via the shores of Camasunary Bay with stunning views of the Cuillin. This route is surely among one of the finest day walks in Scotland!
Quench your thirst at the Sligachan Hotel before taking a short taxi transfer to the colourful habour town of Portree (20 mins) for your overnight stay.
This B&B is located only a five-minute walk from the lively town centre, where there are parks, restaurants, pubs, shops and banks. All guest rooms are en-suite and have blackout curtains, complimentary toiletries and wifi.
Erisco is a most relaxing accommodation on the Isle of Skye, very close to the town centre attractions of Portree. Recently refurbished and renovated, all rooms are en-suite, comfortably furnished and have all the amenities you require for a great overnight stay. Jessie and John will provide you with a very warm Skye welcome at this lovely property.
The Portree Hotel has recently undergone extensive refurbishment, now offering 24 redesigned en-suite rooms, with all the expected facilities including 32” flat screen TVs, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers and irons. The new Antlers Bar and Grill and West Highland Bar have also been tastefully refurbished, this includes wood burning stoves, which creates a cosy and comfortable atmosphere.
There are two excellent walks to choose from today, or you might like to join an full day guided tour of Skye (optional extra).
If you prefer a walk, then book a taxi or take the bus (payable locally) from Portree to the car park at the Old Man of Storr. It’s a 4.5 km walk, to get up close to the towering pinnacles. Alternatively, ask the taxi to stop at the The Storr lochs dam car park and follow a beautiful coastal route along the clifftops and across moorland to walk back to Portree (13 km).
This B&B is located only a five-minute walk from the lively town centre, where there are parks, restaurants, pubs, shops and banks. All guest rooms are en-suite and have blackout curtains, complimentary toiletries and wifi.
Erisco is a most relaxing accommodation on the Isle of Skye, very close to the town centre attractions of Portree. Recently refurbished and renovated, all rooms are en-suite, comfortably furnished and have all the amenities you require for a great overnight stay. Jessie and John will provide you with a very warm Skye welcome at this lovely property.
The Portree Hotel has recently undergone extensive refurbishment, now offering 24 redesigned en-suite rooms, with all the expected facilities including 32” flat screen TVs, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers and irons. The new Antlers Bar and Grill and West Highland Bar have also been tastefully refurbished, this includes wood burning stoves, which creates a cosy and comfortable atmosphere.
Transfer to Uig and hop aboard the Calmac ferry for the crossing to Tarbert on the Isle of Harris (1h40, departure time dependent on day and season).
Harris is home to around 20 pairs of magnificent golden eagles, and if you have time, then take a bus/taxi (20 mins) to the start of the 2-mile walk to the North Harris Eagle Observatory, Scan the skyline of Glen Mevaig to spot these birds soaring above. In Tarbert you can visit to the island’s only whisky distillery, where you can warm yourself by the peat fire and take a tour (please note the distillery is closed on Sundays).
The Harris Hotel has been family-owned and run for over 100 years. The hotel has 23 en-suite bedrooms, most of which are quite different, in keeping with the character of the building, but all have undergone extensive refurbishment, some in a more modern style and others retaining the more traditional feel of the hotel. In the restaurant, their menus offer an extensive choice of only the best and freshest of local ingredients, including fresh fish, shellfish, lamb, beef and venison. Their food is traditional but with modern and contemporary flair.
You will be guaranteed a warm welcome at this boutique hotel in Tarbet. All their guest rooms have been decorated and furnished to a high standard and you will find all the amenities you require for a great overnight stay.
A short transfer takes you to Seilebost, boasting remarkable views of the iconic Luskentyre Beach and the rugged hills of Harris. Wind your way inland on the southern part of the 37 km ‘Harris Walkway’ established in 2001 to link up a network of old paths. Walk in the footsteps of hundreds of local folk as you follow a historic coffin road, as well as waymarked moorland paths back to Tarbert. As you meet the minor road, you can shorten your walk by taking the bus part of the way to return to Tarbert.
The Harris Hotel has been family-owned and run for over 100 years. The hotel has 23 en-suite bedrooms, most of which are quite different, in keeping with the character of the building, but all have undergone extensive refurbishment, some in a more modern style and others retaining the more traditional feel of the hotel. In the restaurant, their menus offer an extensive choice of only the best and freshest of local ingredients, including fresh fish, shellfish, lamb, beef and venison. Their food is traditional but with modern and contemporary flair.
You will be guaranteed a warm welcome at this boutique hotel in Tarbet. All their guest rooms have been decorated and furnished to a high standard and you will find all the amenities you require for a great overnight stay.
Set out from Tarbert on the northern section of the Harris Walkway, following the footpath along the waters of Lochannan Lacasdail - this is one of the remotest parts of the Islands, and you can revel in the sound of silence ringing in your ears - far away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Reach Scaladale, and take a short transfer to Stornoway on the east coast of the Isle of Lewis.
Tonight you can reward yourself with a fine supper of hot, salty fish and chips, doused in steaming vinegar.
The Caberfeidh Hotel is situated on the outskirts of town. The hotel has 46 bedrooms, all with bath and shower, lift access to all floors, free Wi-Fi and room service during lunch and dinner periods. Dining is a special pleasure in the highly praised Solas restaurant, where the award-winning chef’s Scottish contemporary cuisine accentuates flavours from the best of local produce. The reception lounge, with its cosy open fire, is a pleasant area for informal meetings or a drink from the cocktail bar – which has an excellent selection of Scotch malt whiskies.
The Crown Hotel is moments away from all the attractions and amenities within Stornoway making this the ideal stopover for your time in Lewis. All guest rooms are en-suite have all the amenities you require for a lovely overnight stay. The hotel has a public bar, lounge area and restaurant.
Hebridean Guest House is a modern, newly-refurbished guest house offering hotel accommodation in Stornoway. Rooms are individually furnished and have all the amenities you require.
From Stornoway, you have several options for onward travel. Flybe operate to various airports in the UK and Europe.
Alternatively, you can take the Calmac ferry across to Ullapool (2h30), then connect to enjoy a scenic bus journey (1h20) back to Inverness.
Accommodation tonight is not included, however please contact us should you wish us to make arrangements for you.
This trip has a carbon score of 12kg per person per night, meaning it’s one of our best trips! For comparison, a carbon count of 12kg is equivalent to 5 bunches of flowers (grown in the Netherlands). Here at Macs, we pride ourselves on being a responsible travel company and continue to adopt, develop and innovate ways to positively impact the environment. Find out more information on how we've carbon counted our trips.
Other Information
Is it for me?Travelling by train, ferry and local bus, this tour is perfect for those with a sense of adventure and a taste for the wilder and distant corners of the British Isles. You’ll experience much-loved Skye, before crossing by ferry to the Outer Hebrides. By day let a sense of tranquillity wash over you as you explore peaceful lochs, glens and mountains, and by night stay enjoy the warm ambience of cosy B&Bs and friendly guesthouses.
Classic Routes | If you’re the active, outdoorsy type, who’s interested in taking on the great routes of the world or looking for a challenge, then our Classic Routes are for you. We’re talking the West Highland Way, Tour Du Mont Blanc and the Passau to Vienna Danube Cycle Path, to name but a few!
Multi Centre Walking | With a mix of loop and point-to-point walks stay 2 or 3 nights in one place which offers the chance to slow down and really explore a destination.
Islands, Coastal Walking
The minimum age for this tour is: 16 Years
As all walks are self-guided, you will be responsible for navigation, decision making and safety during your trip. The walks are graded moderate. Some of the trails will be rough and potentially rather boggy underfoot, so you should be prepared for this. The longest walk is on day 6 although this can be shortened by public transport.
We carefully select small and friendly accommodation that offers great value, food and welcomes, 7 nights accommodation is included. these are mainly B&B’s or guesthouses and maybe one or two small hotels, of a 3-star standard. These are subject to availability and therefore alternatives of an equal standard may be offered.
Single Rooms
If you require single rooms within your party we would be happy to accommodate your request, although it is not generally possible to secure more than three single rooms in a party. A single supplement is payable. This tour is not available to solo walkers due to the remote nature of some of the walks.
Meals
Breakfast is included each morning while lunch and dinner are not included so you are free to choose from the available options. Your accommodation will be more than happy to provide a packed lunch on request and this can be booked on arrival, alternatively you can stop at local shops and occasional convenient lunch stops on the way (some walks may be very remote however). Dinner is available either at your accommodation or nearby pubs and restaurants.
The majority of the walks suggested on this trip are not waymarked and so you need to be able to navigate with a compass and map. We supply you with maps and route notes (along with digital maps and GPX tracks) in our free Macs Adventure smartphone app so you can easily find your way.
- 7 Nights in B&B’s and guesthouses
- 7 Breakfasts
- Train travel from Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh
- Transfers as described in the itinerary
- Ferry from Uig to Tarbert
- Baggage transfers
- Information pack, map, and access to route notes, GPX tracks and maps via the Macs Adventure smartphone app
- 24/7 Emergency telephone support from our office
- Travel to Inverness / from Stornoway
- Optional guided tour of Skye (from Portree)
- Local bus transportation mentioned in the itinerary (payable locally only)
- Lunches, dinners, drinks & snacks
- Personal equipment
- Travel insurance (required)
- Additional nights along the route
- Optional guided tour of Skye (from Portree)
This trip is available between April and October. You can start this trip on any day of the week, but please note that some public transport services are limited on Sundays. We recommend checking all timetables and planning ahead to ensure a smooth jounrey. The Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh train on day 1 only runs once on Sundays, and the local Stagecoach bus on Skye from Portree to The Old Man of Storr does not operate on Sundays but local taxis can be used as an easy alternative.
The weather in Scotland is variable all year round, but generally speaking May and September are the driest months. In mid-late October the weather will begin to cool significantly, but with the appropriate clothing these make for pleasant walking temperatures. "Summer" temperatures on the island vary between around 10-22 degrees celsius, but even in the height of summer it's best to prepare for all seasons.
By Air: The closest airport to the start of this tour is Inverness. An airport shuttle bus operates regularly to the city centre (approx. 30 mins) or a taxi to Inverness train station is approx. 15 mins. Further information will be detailed in your pre-departure information pack.
By Train: Inverness has good rail links and you can travel by direct train from Glasgow (3h15) or Edinburgh (3h20) to Inverness.
Scottish Citylink also operates a bus service from Glasgow via Fort William to Broadford, or from Inverness via Loch Ness to Broadford.
By Air: Loganair operates from Stornoway to various airports in the UK and Europe.
By Ferry and Bus: Alternatively, you can take the Calmac ferry across The Minch to Ullapool (2h30), then connect to enjoy a scenic bus journey (1h20) back to Inverness.
The website www.travelinescotland.com is fantastic for researching train and bus timetables throughout Scotland. Your pre-departure information pack will also have handy hints and tips about journeys and transport services.
On Day 3 (Broadford to Portree) and Day 7 (Tarbert to Stornoway) your luggage will be transferred between accommodations. When travelling with public transport, you take your luggage with you. Please limit your baggage to one bag of up to 20kg per person.
At Macs Adventure, we work in partnership with many luggage transfer providers who set a limit on how many bags/suitcases they will transfer per person, and also the weight of the bag/suitcase. Your booking includes transfer of 1 bag per person. It is very important that you read the luggage information specific to your tour before departure. If you do not adhere to these limits, there is a great possibility that you will be charged locally both for extra bags or if they are too heavy. This limitation can be a challenge, especially as airlines generally have limits that are higher. However, our luggage providers have reasons for these limits (usually due to the Health and Safety of their employees), which we must respect.
Taxi Transfers
The Isle of Skye can get extremely busy over the peak summer months and there are only a few transfer companies available on the Island. At peak times, your taxi transfers as detailed in your itinerary may be shared with other Macs Adventure customers. This avoids long wait times in the morning and afternoons and ensures we are being as environmentally friendly as possible.
The distances and ascent/descents are approximations of the recommended routes. Please be prepared by packing all necessary items, for example, proper rain gear (jacket and pants), sun hat, sunscreen. Your information pack has a detailed equipment list which includes standard walking gear such as good walking boots or shoes, warm and waterproof clothes for the cooler months and lightweight clothing for summer, and a day pack.
Local Transport
Buses and local transportation are used for access to/from some walks, alongside our pre-arranged taxi transfers. On Skye there are limited services on Saturdays, and often no service on Sundays (so a taxi will be needed—we can arrange this for you at a supplement). We give you information regarding the latest timetables but you should always check locally regarding the most current information.
It is a requirement of booking this tour with Macs Adventure that you have suitable travel insurance which covers you for the activity and emergency evacuation and hospital care.
The walks are graded moderate. Some of the trails will be rough and potentially rather boggy underfoot, and you should be prepared for this. The longest walk is on Day 6 which is 15 miles (this can be shortened by public transport). You should have a good level of fitnesss and be able to confidentally navigate with a map and compass, to make the most of this tour.
We suggest you book as soon as your plans are finalised as the region is extremely popular especially the Isle of Skye over the summer months (June to September). The accommodations mentioned on our website are those that we normally use and are subject to availability at the time of booking, however we will always try and accommodate your plans. In the Outer Hebrides accommodation choice is limited, so the sooner you book up your trip the better.
You will need good walking shoes/boots (ideally waterproof), comfortable walking clothes, waterproof jacket and trousers, a daypack and hats/gloves etc. Our info packs have a list of all equipement to bring on your walk.
Traditionally May has always been the most popular time of year to travel in Scotland, because the theory goes that the weather is better and the midges have not yet appeared. Although having walked in every summer month we believe any time between late May and October offers a wonderful experience.
We operate between the months of April and October. On occasion during the booking season Skye can be affected by fog, wind, rain and cold but these conditions are usually reserved for the winter months.
Midges are small biting insects (much like north American gnats) which are prevalent in the summer months. They are particularly bad on still, overcast days but do not bother you if you are moving, the wind is blowing, sun is shining, it’s raining, or you are inside so as long as you carry repellent for the odd occasion you may need it they shouldn’t have any impact on your experience.
Unfortunately we are unable to accommodate walkers with dogs as many of the accommodation providers we use do not accept pets and several sections of the way are closed to dogs as they are permissive paths through farm land.
You can use public transport or local taxis to move you to the next overnight stop. Full details are included in your info pack.
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A Long Walk on the Isle of Skye
Challenging walks rewarded with a backdrop of island mountain scenery like nowhere else.Highlights- Discover the less-trod and wild corners of Skye
- Unrivalled views of the jagged Cuillin Ridge
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Arran Coastal Way - 8 Days & 7 Nights
Discover this wonderful Island off the West Coast of Scotland on our most popular itinerary.Highlights- A coastal journey around 'Scotland in miniature'
- An island brimming with Scottish history
- Look out for seals basking on the shoreline