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Here are some links that you may find useful
Some local places to eat
Clachan Bar, Dornie http://www.theclachan.com
A local pub with good food and an excellent selection of beers, wines and spirits. They also have live music most Saturdays. Within a short walking distance (approx 10 minutes)
Dornie Hotel http://www.dornie-hotel.co.uk
Good restaurant & Public bar. Again within a short walking distance (approx 10 minutes)
Loch Duich Hotel http://www.lochduichhotel.co.uk
Public bar, restaurant, and bar meals. Situated across the loch but still only a 20 minute walk.
Some places to eat recommended by guests
Glenelg Inn http://www.glenelg-inn.com/index.html
Situated in the village of Glenelg with views across the water to Skye. The Inn has a dining room and well stocked bar that can provide bar meals.
Applecross Inn http://www.applecross.uk.com/inn/
Situated in the village of Applecross this Inn is renowned for its good food and has received a number of awards. Worth the journey over the Bealach na Ba.
Plockton Inn http://www.glenelg-inn.com/index.html
This warm and welcoming bar and restaurant is a favorite of ours and can provide some excellent local seafood.
Three Chimneys Restaurant http://www.threechimneys.co.uk/
Situated by Loch Dunvegan on Skye this restaurant is famous for it’s top quality cuisine. A little bit more expensive but worth it for a special occasion.
Local Information
Eilean Donan Castle http://www.eileandonancastle.com
This iconic castle is much photographed and has featured in many TV programmes and movies, most notably “Highlander”.
914 Outdoor http://www.914outdoor.co.uk
Local good quality outdoor clothing and equipment store which overlooks Eilean Donan castle. The website also has an excellent live webcam.
Seaprobe Atlantis http://www.seaprobeatlantis.com
Glass bottom boat trips from the jetty in Kyle of Lochalsh
Lochalsh Tourist Guide http://www.lochalsh.co.uk
Skye visitor guide http://skye.co.uk/ and http://www.theskyeguide.com/
A few websites that provide good local information about Lochalsh and Skye including links to lots of attractions, events and activities.
Balmacara Gardens http://www.nts.org.uk/Property/8/News/46
The Balmacara estate is a National Trust property that offers some delightful woodland walks and views out over Loch Alsh
Glenelg Ferry http://www.skyeferry.co.uk
The Glenelg ferry still transports visitors over the Kylerhea straits to Skye. The ferry can accommodate 6 cars and operates between Easter & October.
Glenelg Brochs http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/info/History/GlenelgBrochs
Dun Telve and Dun Trodden are two of the best preserved brochs in Scotland.
Plockton Seal Trips http://www.calums-sealtrips.com
Boat trips from Plockton to look at scenery & seals.
Walking and Climbing
UKClimbing.com http://www.skyetrail.org.uk/
A good source of outdoor climbing information including route maps and directions
The Skye Trail http://www.skyetrail.org.uk/
A challenging, unofficial long distance route through the stunning landscapes of the Isle of Skye.
GoFurther Scotland http://www.gofurtherscotland.co.uk/
Lots of information about climbing and walking in the Torridon area.
Some local places to eat
Clachan Bar, Dornie http://www.theclachan.com
A local pub with good food and an excellent selection of beers, wines and spirits. They also have live music most Saturdays. Within a short walking distance (approx 10 minutes)
Dornie Hotel http://www.dornie-hotel.co.uk
Good restaurant & Public bar. Again within a short walking distance (approx 10 minutes)
Loch Duich Hotel http://www.lochduichhotel.co.uk
Public bar, restaurant, and bar meals. Situated across the loch but still only a 20 minute walk.
Some places to eat recommended by guests
Glenelg Inn http://www.glenelg-inn.com/index.html
Situated in the village of Glenelg with views across the water to Skye. The Inn has a dining room and well stocked bar that can provide bar meals.
Applecross Inn http://www.applecross.uk.com/inn/
Situated in the village of Applecross this Inn is renowned for its good food and has received a number of awards. Worth the journey over the Bealach na Ba.
Plockton Inn http://www.glenelg-inn.com/index.html
This warm and welcoming bar and restaurant is a favorite of ours and can provide some excellent local seafood.
Three Chimneys Restaurant http://www.threechimneys.co.uk/
Situated by Loch Dunvegan on Skye this restaurant is famous for it’s top quality cuisine. A little bit more expensive but worth it for a special occasion.
Local Information
Eilean Donan Castle http://www.eileandonancastle.com
This iconic castle is much photographed and has featured in many TV programmes and movies, most notably “Highlander”.
914 Outdoor http://www.914outdoor.co.uk
Local good quality outdoor clothing and equipment store which overlooks Eilean Donan castle. The website also has an excellent live webcam.
Seaprobe Atlantis http://www.seaprobeatlantis.com
Glass bottom boat trips from the jetty in Kyle of Lochalsh
Lochalsh Tourist Guide http://www.lochalsh.co.uk
Skye visitor guide http://skye.co.uk/ and http://www.theskyeguide.com/
A few websites that provide good local information about Lochalsh and Skye including links to lots of attractions, events and activities.
Balmacara Gardens http://www.nts.org.uk/Property/8/News/46
The Balmacara estate is a National Trust property that offers some delightful woodland walks and views out over Loch Alsh
Glenelg Ferry http://www.skyeferry.co.uk
The Glenelg ferry still transports visitors over the Kylerhea straits to Skye. The ferry can accommodate 6 cars and operates between Easter & October.
Glenelg Brochs http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/info/History/GlenelgBrochs
Dun Telve and Dun Trodden are two of the best preserved brochs in Scotland.
Plockton Seal Trips http://www.calums-sealtrips.com
Boat trips from Plockton to look at scenery & seals.
Walking and Climbing
UKClimbing.com http://www.skyetrail.org.uk/
A good source of outdoor climbing information including route maps and directions
The Skye Trail http://www.skyetrail.org.uk/
A challenging, unofficial long distance route through the stunning landscapes of the Isle of Skye.
GoFurther Scotland http://www.gofurtherscotland.co.uk/
Lots of information about climbing and walking in the Torridon area.
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