Skye & Shore

Luxury Self-Catering on the Isle of Skye

Relax in style and experience the wild beauty of Scotland’s most iconic landscape

FIND YOUR HOME

Skye & Shore offer a handpicked selection of luxury self-catering properties situated in the north of Skye – a place where time slows down and nature takes centre stage 

EXPLORE PROPERTIES

Our homes are designed with care to surround you in everything that makes a stay truly special:

comfort, elegance, and a deep sense of calm

Space to Relax

Views to Remember

The stylish modern kitchen of Tern House, a Skye and Shore property
The Fairy Glen, a major Isle of Skye tourist attraction easily accessible from all Skye and Shore properties
A cosy fireplace inside a warm and stylish living room at Tern House, a Skye and Shore property
Water cascades over rocks at the Fairy Pools, a famous Isle of Skye attraction easily accessible from all Skye and Shore properties
A stylish modern living room featuring luxury furnishings and expansive sea views from Silverwood, a two person Skye and Shore property
The beautiful rugged coastline of Neist Point, a key Isle of Skye tourist destination easily accessible from all Skye and Shore properties
The warm, Scandinavian style living room with tasteful wood and glass furnishings at Tern House, a Skye and Shore property
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A warm cosy fireplace and jewel blue sofa in the living room of the Byre, a two-person Skye and Shore studio property
The Cuillin mountains of Skye viewed at sunset over a serene Portree harbour
The expansive sea view from the study room of Long View, a Skye and Shore property on the Waternish peninsula
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Scotland's Great Escape

The Isle of Skye is Scotland’s premier Highland destination, renowned for its dramatic landscapes, rich cultural history, and vibrant culinary scene. From the jagged peaks of the Cuillin Mountains to the enchanting Fairy Pools and the iconic Old Man of Storr, Skye offers some of the most breathtaking natural scenery in Europe. Visitors are drawn to its blend of raw wilderness and serene beauty — where misty hills meet rugged coastlines and centuries-old castles stand watch over quiet lochs.

Beyond its scenery, Skye is steeped in Gaelic heritage, traditional music and folklore, offering a deep cultural experience alongside outdoor adventure. Local cuisine — especially seafood — showcases the island’s connection to nature. Accessible yet remote, majestic yet peaceful, the Isle of Skye captures the imagination and spirit of all who visit — earning its place as Scotland’s must-see destination.

The Cuillin mountains of Skye viewed at sunset over a serene Portree harbour

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