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Kyle of Lochalsh is a stunning Scottish village overlooking Loch Alsh, opposite the village of Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye, which can be reached via the Skye Bridge.
Guests of the Kyle Hotel can wind down and enjoy a very relaxed pace of life, with stunning scenery and wildlife.
Billed as wild and wonderful, Kyle of Lochalsh brings together the best of Scotland. The surrounding rugged mountain terrain is perfect for walkers, while the stunning seafront offers up a range of sports for water enthusiasts.
Just across the Skye Bridge, Kyleakin is a coastal village with a small harbour and views across the water towards the mainland. Enjoy a stroll beside the waterfront and look out for the ruins of Castle Moil overlooking the village.
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Plan a longer day out to Fort William, surrounded by the mountain scenery of Lochaber. Explore the town, discover local history at the West Highland Museum, or venture into the surrounding area for views of Ben Nevis and the Highland landscape.
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Discover the Highland capital with a day in Inverness. Enjoy a walk beside the River Ness, explore the city’s shops and cafés, or visit Inverness Museum and Art Gallery to learn about the region’s history and culture.
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Linking Kyle of Lochalsh with Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye, the Skye Bridge offers a memorable start to a day exploring the island. The crossing takes you over the waters of Loch Alsh and is free to use.
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Set beside a sheltered bay on Loch Carron, Plockton is a picturesque village with waterfront cottages, boats bobbing in the harbour and wooded hills beyond. Take time to explore on foot, browse the local shops or stop at a café and enjoy the scenery.
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