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| Kyleakin is the old ferry port that lies just west of the Kyle of Lochalsh across the Skye Bridge, (which no longer requires any toll to be paid). Just take the first left turn after crossing the Skye Bridge. Access is by road. buses run regularly from Inverness & Fort William or by take the wonderful train journey from Inverness terminating at Kyle of Lochalsh and cross the Skye Bridge. | |
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| History. The Isle of Skye, or in Scots Gaelic 'Eilean A Cheo' meaning Misty Isle, is located on the north western coast of Scotland. It has become one of the most popular tourist sites among the Scottish islands, made famous by romantic tales of it's mountains, mist, sea lochs, and castles. The island is rich in legends and famed for its hospitality. More... |
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Walk Around Kyleakin side stepped by the progress that was the Skye Bridge, the village of Kyleakin has risen to the challenge of changing times. It has redesigned its harbour area as a place of recreation where you can enjoy the atmosphere of the new - artworks commissioned as part of the regeneration process - while reflecting on the old, guided by the words of poet Angus Peter Campbell, carved into the stone new your feet by Skye its sculptress Lindsey Campbell. More...
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Distances (miles)
Plockton 8
Portree 31
Dunvegan 46
Fort William 75
Inverness 80
Glasgow 184
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