Isle of Skye is the largest of the Inner Hebrides and is located In Scotland. The island and the mainland are connected by a bridge.
Regions
Cities
The island's capital has 3,000 inhabitants Portrait. There are several restaurants, shops and accommodation in the city.
Other items
The most famous destinations on the island are The Old Man of Storr, a peculiar rock spike, and the mountainous Quiraing. Impressive places include Neist Point, the westernmost point of the island, Kilt Rock Waterfall, Dunvegan Castle, Duntulm Castle and Armadale Castle.
Understand
The Isle of Skye is a mountainous island that has been claimed to be the most beautiful in Scotland. The island is characterized by high coasts and mountains inland. The Isle of Skye was in the possession of the Nordics hundreds of years ago, as a result of which the islanders have Celtic and Scandinavian roots.
Come
By plane
There is no airport on the island. The nearest airports are Glasgow, Edinburgh mixed Inverness, to which there are regular flights throughout Europe.
By train
There is no train connection to the island, but from Edinburgh and Glasgow you can get to Mallaig, which has a ferry connection to Sky. Another train connection is to Kyle of lochalsh, from where you can get to Skye along the bridge.
By road
Arrival by car takes place either along the bridge from Kyle of Lochalsh, which can be reached via the A82 and A87 from Fort William and Inverness. From Fort William, take the A830 to Mallaig, which has a ferry to Sky.
By bus
Citylink has regular bus services to Skye from Edinburgh and Inverness. Kyle of lochalshsta runs several buses a day to Portrehe. Edinburgh offers 3-day guided tours of Sky. Excursions are convenient if you do not have a car.
By boat
Sky has a ferry connection from the mainland from Mallaig. There is also a regular ferry service from the Outer Hebrides to Uig for Sky.
Move
It is possible to get around the island by your own car, bus or guided excursions. There are not many roads on the island, so the bus network is good.
Talk
People on the island speak English as well as Celtic Gaelic. Signs and other signs on the island are bilingual. The island's dialect is influenced by Gaelic and Scandinavian languages.
Eat
In the portrait there are a number of seafood restaurants, as well as restaurants serving traditional Scottish food. The portrait features a Chinese and Indian restaurant.
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