If you're blessed with good weather on your trip, get yourself over to Neist Point. First, I'd take a right in the path and head for the old lighthouse post. This gives an amazing view of the cliffs and lighthouse in the one vista. Then walk back and take the concrete path (and many steps) down to the well-preserved lighthouse... more

Neist Point is the most westerly tip of the Isle of Skye. It is very exposed, and can be cold and windy - it's not a place many people would want to be when the weather is bad. But on a calm, sunny day with good visibility - WOW! From the car park, it is worth walking UP the hill... more

We went in May 2008 on a pleasant day. The narrow road getting there is fun and the cliff scenery impressive but I found the last section rather bleak and, as the visibility wasn't good enough to see the outer Hebrides the sea view was, well, just sea more

This rates as one of the most beautiful places that I have seen. The roads leading to this place is very narrow and we had to walk a bit to the lighthouse but it was worth it. more