Resting just off the west coast of Scotland, the Isle of Skye is the largest of the Inner Hebridean islands and Scotland’s second most visited tourist destination after the capital city of Edinburg. This popularity is attributed to its magnificent natural environment and the island’s accessibility from the mainland by ferry or over the Sky Bridge. Despite this ease of access, the island has managed to retain its remote atmosphere. The landscape is characterised by rugged mountains, misty moors, glistening lochs and majestic sea cliffs. While this spectacular scenery is undoubtedly the island’s main drawcard, visitors can also discover countless historical castles, crofting museums, distilleries, art galleries, cosy pubs, and tempting restaurants to keep them blissfully entertained.
The Flodigarry Hotel is located in the Isle of Skye, featuring views of the mountain and sea. Guest rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, TVs, central heating, hairdryers and laundry services. For guests' enjoyment, there is a restaurant, bar, lounge with a fireplace, gardens and complimentary parking facilities. Guests can explore the area on one of […]
