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Wildlife

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Published 14.01.2022 by Lisa McCartney

From spotting red deer to sea eagles and the loveable “hairy coos,” Skye is a haven for wildlife.

Red deer are most active during these times, when the forest is quieter and they venture out to feed. This is also known as the crepuscular period, those twilight hours between day and night.

The Isle of Skye

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Published 12.01.2022 by Anna Doe

If you are thinking of visiting The Isle of Skye, you certainly have the right idea. The Isle of Skye is known for its rugged landscapes, medieval castles, picturesque fishing villages, it’s history and the outstanding scenery. Skye is connected to Scotland’s northwest coast by both the Skye Bridge and the Malaig – Armadale ferry and is the largest island in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland.

Traditional Scottish music at the local pubs

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Published 10.01.2022 by Joe Svan

To recover from the hiking, you can enjoy live Scottish music with a great atmosphere in a number of Skye’s quaint pubs. Some of our favourite places for traditional Scottish music are The Old Inn, Carbost, and The Edinbane Inn. Information regarding their music sessions can be found on their websites.

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