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Coachmans Quarters Self-Catering

Coachman’s Quarters is a newly converted, bright and airy cottage in Toravaig, Teangue, on South Skye’s Sleat Peninsula, also called the Garden of Skye. Two double bedrooms, lead off the self catering, open plan kitchen and living room. The shared bathroom features a bath and overhead shower. The cottage is cosy, well insulated, with electric heating and washing machine. There Read more...
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Duisdale House Hotel

Duisdale House Hotel is an award winning, family run boutique hotel on Skye’s Sleat Peninsula. With stunning views over the sea to the mountains beyond, this Victorian Mansion has 22 chic bedrooms, cosy lounge with log fire and patio for alfresco dining. Warm up under the stars in our hot tub and swim spa. The stylish, dog friendly bar is Read more...
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An Crubh – Café

Sitting beside the main road through Sleat, An Crùbh is a community owned and run facility comprising a shop, Post Office, café and gathering space. The café has great food and spectacular views of the mountains of the mainland. There’s also free Wi-Fi. There’s a cosy inglenook in the café where a small group can gather, a warm fire for Read more...
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Fearann Eilean Iarmain Outdoor Activities

Fearann Eilean Iarmain is located to the south of the the island on the Sleat Peninsula and covers some 23,000 acres of mixed landscape. As part of the estate, we have two hotels, a boutique Gaelic Whisky and Gin company, and offer a wide variety of sporting and other activities. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing break in a stunning Read more...
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Drive Skye

DriveSkye is a family run car rental business conveniently located in Armadale in the south end of the Isle of Skye. We offer a personal service and a warm welcome to customers from home and abroad and can guarantee a competitive price with our range of budget cars. Read more...
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Under the Rowan

Welcome to “Under the Rowan” one of the smaller shops on Skye – under 2 rowans by the pier in Armadale! Bee sources her collection locally as well as from further afield and fairly traded. You will find an eclectic mix of crafts, gifts and accessories: from hand made soaps, bamboo socks, wooden gifts, Scottish plaques, Isle of Skye mugs, Read more...
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Toravaig House Hotel

Toravaig House is an award-winning family run hotel. Nestling on the hillside, just 10 minutes from Armadale Ferry, Toravaig is the ideal base to explore Skye. This 11 bedroom Hebridean Gem creates an intimate home from home feeling. Wake up to amazing views, enjoy leisurely breakfasts, and cosy evenings by the fireside with a glass of local malt. Torabhaig Distillery Read more...
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Armadale Stores, Post Office, and Petrol Filling Station

Mon
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Tue
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Wed
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Thu
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Fri
8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Sat
8:30 am - 1:30 pm
Sun
Closed
A friendly local shop with all you need for a visit to Skye! Our ‘SUSTAINABILITY CHAMPION’ Award-Winning community shop stocks a wide range of groceries, including fresh fruit and vegetables, local produce and wholefoods as well as beer, wines and spirits, plus an impressive gluten free and vegan range. We purchase many products from small local businesses. Large Eco Refill Read more...
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Kinloch woods and Leitir Fura

This is an enjoyable walk with stunning views across the Sound of Sleat to Loch Hourn and down onto the lighthouse at Eilean Iarmain. There are some really good interpretive signs giving the history of the place and the opportunity to see some re-establishment of native trees. There are some lovely remnants of  North Atlantic oak trees along the coast Read more...