Cliffe House offers boutique B&B accommodation that fuses traditional Scottish style with authentic coastal living. Located directly on the sea front, guests can enjoy sweeping views across the sea and mountains from a traditional Scottish homestead which dates from 1902. Kyleakin, where we are located, is a seafront destination on the main tourist route round Skye, which takes you on one of the world’s most scenic journeys. Situated directly on the sea front in the picturesque fishing village of Kyleakin, Cliffe House enjoys a peaceful seafront location, overlooking the sea and mountains beyond. All rooms are en-suite with TV, complimentary guest wi-fi, tea and coffee making facilities. A cooked breakfast is served in the sea front conservatory where guests can enjoy incredible views in all directions from their own tabl where you can enjoy watching a variety of different sea birds as well as local fishing boats heading out to sea for the day, and you might be lucky enough to see seals or otters swimming in the sea or playing on the adjacent shoreline, indeed dolphins are not unheard of. Please note heating is on in the evenings but not during the day.

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With Armadale Castle in the South, Dunvegan Castle in the North and Eilean Donan Castle 10 miles away on the mainland, Cliffe House is ideally located for touring Skye. Surrounded by sand, sea and world renound mountains, wherevery you go on Skye you will find its scenery breathtaking. The Trotternish Peninsula contains two of Skye's most famous landmarks: the Old Man of Storr, an isolated rocky pinnacle, and the Quiraing, an area of dramatic and unusual rock formations, while the Cullin Hills are designated one of 40 national scenic areas in scotland, and comprise 12 Munros. ​Local attractions include the fairy pools, boat trips, sea eagles, coral beach, seaplane, fishing, coasteering, ghillie guides, whale watching, fairy glen, kilt rock, brochs, ruined villages as well as distilleries, loch's, beaches and a variety of sporting activities such as archery, cycling and kayaking. Medieval Castles are scattered around the island with Castle Moil being located just a few hundred yards from Cliffe House. Day trips to the Outer Isles of Harris, Lewis and St Kilda are also possible.