I would say this is my most impressive viewpoint of the Isle of Skye. You feel so small next to these big rock. The ocean is beautiful to go here. We went here by bike, which was great as cars were filling up and only had one way to go. The view is great and I would recommend to go up the famous rock and see the rock from the coastline. You can also walk up to the scenic lighthouse. This is a must-do, but I preferred Brother's Point as it was way less crowded.

Beautiful views everywhere you look! The drive here was bumpy but plenty of passing places. The walk to the light house didn’t take too long even if it was steep. We took our time with a dog and baby in a carrier but would definitely do the walk along to the light house again. Even spotted some dolphins in the sea whilst enjoying the views next to the lighthouse. The view from the cliff top next to the car park was exceptional if you are not sure about the walk to the lighthouse.

Really an awesome sight. Not sure it’s worth the trek all the way down and back. Just head off to the extreme right after the gate and be careful of the mud that you’ll have to cross. Amazing vista with no guard railing. Parking? Eh? We showed up a 9:30A and was able to snag a spot. Most folks are there for a quick shot or two and then on their way so parking is pretty fluid. You are parking at the end of a road so getting in and out is a bit of a chore. Our days was a bit overcast and I think it made the photo a bit more “moody.”

Absolutely amazing views. We went on a sunny late afternoon. We didn’t do the lighthouse bit but enjoyed the spectacular scenery. Can imagine this is a tourist trap in peak season. We parked at the bottom of the hill just before the cattle grid and walked up. The drive is interesting to get there. Single track roads, some on big inclines. Not for the faint hearted or impatient drivers.

Very rugged with dramatic drops. We visited with our collie and he’s normally off lead but there were sheep and drops so not ideal with a dog. The walk to the lighthouse is very hilly and a tough walk. The lighthouse is closed and the accommodation which surrounds it is closed. Apparently they are privately owned and we’re holiday let’s but not recently. It is a shame as could be a great spot to explore after the ups and downs of the walk to get to it. Worth a visit but only for an hour or so. It was very windy even on a hot day so would not recommend on a windy day inland

Very pretty scenery. Lots of people and parking area was busy. No facilities were open when we visited. Very windy and some rain. Dress for the weather The wildflowers, cliffs. Eating seagulls made this hike worthwhile. There is also an area where visitors have left hundreds of cairns (little piles of rocks piled into a stack)

It's a long but scenic drive on single track roads from Dunvegan with some rough section, potholes, steep hills and a constant flow of cars & campervans and even a 40 seater coach when we went! The parking is limited and busy even early doors due to the overnighting campervans and there are no facilities. That said Neist Point is a truly spectacular location with dramatic cliffs, a bracing wind and worthwhile but strenuous walk with views as far as the Outer Hebrides.

Very cool drive leading up to the lighthouse. Mostly single lane, but thats all part of the experience. The walk to the lighthouse is fairly easy. The old lighthouse seems abandonned and seen better days. But still very cool to see and very worth it