Woodland Lodge Luxury Suite Skye

11/01/2025

07/09/2024

Isle of Skye’s Iconic Distillery to Offer Exclusive Tastings, Tours, and Adventures on Talisker Day, this 13th September

25/08/2024

30/07/2024

“Sport” enjoying a cruise past Woodland Lodge.

23/07/2024

Lovely guest feedback ❤️

17/07/2024

Luxurylodgeskye.co.uk to book direct and check availability .

Woodland Lodge is a Luxury Apartment in Carbost with sea views superking size bed free wifi and private parking

09/07/2024

Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned explorer, a local guide can help you discover the hidden gems and untold stories that make Skye such a fascinating and unforgettable destination.

03/06/2024

12/05/2024

Woodland Lodge Bluebells putting on a beautiful display.

25/04/2024

These brighter spring days have us obsessed with watching the shoreline from our gorgeous floor to ceiling windows at The Three Chimneys at Talisker.

A brilliant suntrap on our sunny afternoons to while away the hours in the restaurant.

https://threechimneys.co.uk/eat/the-three-chimneys-at-talisker

11/04/2024

We did this a couple of weeks ago from Skye, great lunch at the Glenelg Inn and over to Arnisdale, beautiful views.

By far my favourite way to reach the Isle of Skye is via the Glenelg to Kylerhea ferry. A ferry has been transporting cars between Glenelg on the mainland and Skye since 1934. The route itself is much older though, being the narrowest point between Skye and Mainland Scotland.

The existing ferry, MV Glenachulish was launched in 1969 and is the last manually operated turntable ferry in the world. It runs daily between Easter and October and there’s no need to book in advance. It’s by far the best way to reach Skye. Over the years we’ve spotted harbour porpoise, seals and white tailed eagles during the short crossing.

We’ll be staying in Glenelg for part of our summer holiday this year, so will be hopping back on the ferry for another visit to Skye.

Sam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👩🏼

01/04/2024

We are appealing for witnesses following a report of haggis poaching this morning, between Lochdubh and Dunbracken.

The haggis hunting season runs from 21st October to 31st March.

As today is 01st April, it is currently illegal to hunt wild haggis.

PC Hamish MacBeth of Lochdubh Police Station said "the wild haggis is a native Scottish species and it's population is strictly controlled. Hunting them out of season threatens the wider ecosystem and the entire haggis species"

DI Jimmy Perez of Lerwick Police Station has been temporarily seconded from Shetland CID to lead the investigation.

29/03/2024

Happy Easter from the Isle of Skye. 🐣😎