If you only have 48 hours on Skye it will help if you have an itinerary to get the most out of your visit.
After a hearty breakfast at Millburn start your day with a tour of the Talisker Distillery, the oldest working distillery on the Isle of Skye, remember to book ahead.
Take a drive down to Glenbrittle Beach and pick up a snack at the Café at Glenbrittle Campsite.
Drive back up to the enchanting Fairy Pools, a series of crystal-clear waterfalls and pools, perfect for a scenic hike and photo opportunities.
Visit the picturesque Dunvegan Castle, the oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland.
Spend the evening in the Dunvegan village at one of the many eateries.
If you still have time enjoy a scenic drive to the stunning Neist Point Lighthouse, where you can spot dolphins, whales, and seabirds. Watch the setting sun and look out for an Aurora too.
Visit the magical Fairy Glen, a unique landscape of miniature hills and lochans, reminiscent of a fairy tale.
Head over to the Quiraing and enjoy the spectacular view, even in the cloud. If you have time walk along the ridge.
Drop down into Staffin and search for dinosaur footprints on Staffin beach.
Enjoy lunch in Staffin at the Hungry Gull or the Café at Columba 1400.
Stop off at Kilt rock and Mealt Falls and watch the waterfall drop 55m down into the sea.
Call in at Lealt Falls as they plunge 90 metres down a narrow tree-lined gorge into the Sound of Raasay. Walk out along the viewing platform giving you breathtaking views of the upper falls.
Head to the iconic Old Man of Storr for a short hike to the famous rock formation, offering breathtaking views of the island.
Spend the evening in Portree, exploring local shops, pubs, and restaurants.
After 48 hours on the Isle of Skye you will realise that there is so much more to see, so start planning your next trip.
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