Shore Excursions Group
Private Skye Castle And Tannery
Private Skye Castle and Tannery
Uncover the cultural treasures of Isle of Skye with our exclusive tour, starting at the enchanting port of Portree, Scotland. Kick off your unforgettable journey with a cozy pickup from the Portree pier, romancing you into the heart of Scottish folklore and timeless craftsmanship.
Your first stop is a short, scenic drive south to the magical Sligachan, where the grandeur of mighty mountains meets the serene sea. Step across an iconic 200-year-old bridge, capturing the ethereal beauty in unforgettable photographs, and let the enchanting tales of local fairies sweep you off your feet.
The adventure continues with a visit to the splendid Dunvegan Castle, the proud abode of Clan MacLeod for over seven centuries. Roam around the castle grounds and luxuriant gardens at your pace, soaking in the aura of history and royalty.
When the exploration stirs up an appetite, relish a delightful lunch at the castle restaurant or a quaint local eatery (meal cost not included). The journey doesn’t end there. Get ready to uncover a unique tradition at a local tannery. Here, you’ll witness the fascinating process of how sheepskins are transformed into beautiful, practical articles.
Wrap up your day with a picturesque drive back to Portree, taking in the tranquil beauty of the Isle of Skye.
Join us for this captivating journey, experience a slice of Scottish history, indulge in traditional crafts, and immerse in the breathtaking landscape of Skye – the crown jewel of Scotland. Don’t delay – book your private tour today, a must-do for every visitor to the port of Portree, Isle of Skye, Scotland!
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The Isle of Skye is said to be the ancient island were warriors of the famed Red Branch of Irish mythology trained. |
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01/09/25 - 05/16/27 |
Starting At $293 |
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This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Motorized scooters and collapsible wheelchairs are not permitted. However, walkers, strollers, and small luggage are allowed. While the amount of walking is determined by the guest, this tour is not recommended for those with mobility restrictions. Guests must be able to walk on paved and cobblestone surfaces, navigate steps at several sites, and step in and out of the vehicle without assistance.
