Broadford Hotel, Broadford
A luxury 4 star hotel overlooking Broadford Bay on the magical Isle of Skye. Superior Room requested. There is a restaurant on site that serves local produce and fresh-caught seafood.
“There are few more beautiful places on Earth.”
– Lonely Planet Guide to Skye & Outer Hebrides
Skye is the largest and most spectacular island in Scotland and a mecca for hill hiking. On the Outer Hebrides, (or Western Isles), the isle of Lewis boasts wonderful coastal scenery, ancient stone monuments, castles, traditional turf-roofed ‘blackhouses’ and the famous Harris tweed. Scottish Gaelic is still the working language and otters, seabirds and other wildlife thrive. Langoustines and crabs fresh off the boat, hand-dived scallops and tasty mussels and oysters mean it’s a seafood paradise and lamb and beef from heather-grazing free-roaming livestock are delicious as is the single-malt whisky.
Broadford, Isle of Skye, UK
Day 1+2
Torrin, Isle of Skye, UK
Day 2
Kilmarie, Isle of Skye, UK
Day 3
Sligachan, Isle of Skye, UK
Day 3
The Storr, Portree, UK
Day 4
Portree, Scotland, UK
Day 3+4+5
Tarbert, Isle of Harris, Scotland, UK
Day 5+6
Seilebost, Isle of Harris, UK
Day 6
Stornoway, Scotland, UK
Day 6+7+8
| Start any date between May 1 and Oct 31. |
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| Custom trips are also available and can start any date, call or email for details. |
Moderate with options for more challenging hikes if desired
Varied
Classic Accommodation: US $2,570
Single Supplement: US $650
Getting There
From Inverness, take the train on the Kyle Line that passes through dramatic scenery much of its length. Arrive at the coastal station of Kyle of Lochalsh and then bus across the Skye Bridge to the village of Broadford.
Broadford
Arrive to Broadford, a small town full of cosy pubs and charming guesthouses.
Skye Trail
After a short transfer, walk a lovely section of the Skye Trail from the village of Torrin along a path that hugs the dramatic coastline through moorland plateau and a protected forest reserve to Broadford.
Distance: 19.5 km; elevation gain: 320 m
Camasunary Bay
Transfer to Kilmarie and then walk along the shores of Camasunary Bay with views of Cuillin to the village of Sligachan and its iconic hotel. Transfer 20 min to the town of Portree for overnight stay.
Distance: 17 km; elevation gain: 280 m
The Old Man of Storr or Hike from the Storr Lochs to Portree
You have two options today – one is to visit the Old Man of Storr (towering pinnacles). The other option is to walk from the Storr Lochs to Portree.
Distance: 4.6 km; elevation gain: 275 m or 13.2 km; elevation gain: 360 m
The Isle of Harris
Transfer to Uig and board the Calmac ferry for the crossing to Tarbert on the Isle of Harris (1h40, departure time dependent on day and season). In Tarbert, visit a whiskey distillery, and enjoy a tour and tasting.
Distance: 2.5 km; elevation gain: 50 m
The Harris Walkway
Possibility of visiting Luskentyre Beach, one of the most beautiful in Scotland. Walk from Seilebost along the Harris Walkway following the coffin route through a landscape of mountains and lochs back to Tarbert. Visit an authentic Harris Tweed weaver before dinner in one of the many restaurants in town or venture over to North Harbour Bistro on the isle of Scalpay, 10 minutes taxi away.
Distance: 23.6 km; elevation gain: 370 m (Luskentyre Beach is 5 km one-way from the Harris main road)
Stornoway
Continuing along the Harris walkway, walk from Tarbert to Scaladale along Lochannan Lacasdail before transferring to Stornoway, where you can stay at the lovely 4-star Caberfeidh Hotel.
Distance: 13.5 km; elevation gain: 325 m or 6.5 km; elevation gain: 190 m
Depart
After breakfast, depart at your leisure. If you have time for a short walk, consider walking through the grounds at Lews Castle before your onward travel.
Distance: 6.5 km; elevation gain: 190 m

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