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• Neist Point Lighthouse\u00a0|<\/strong>\u00a0Located on the western point of Isle of Skye with panoramic views of the cliffs and ocean. Especially beautiful at sunrise or sunset.<\/li>\n
• Dunvegan Castle & Gardens | <\/strong>Explore the gardens and walk through furnished and decorated castle of Dunvegan, with beautiful views all around.<\/li>\n
• The Fairy Pools | \u00a0<\/strong>Beautiful interconnected crystal blue waterfalls, a great place for photos or a cold swim in the icy water.<\/li>\n
• Kilt Rock View Point | <\/strong>A pretty lookout over steep cliffs<\/li>\n
• The Quiraing | <\/strong>A popular hiking loop with lush green rolling hills<\/li>\n
• Coral Beach | <\/strong>Unique white coral beach with turquoise waters for a great walk or picnic spot.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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  • The Caledonian Cafe<\/strong>\u00a0| a popular cafe in the middle of Portree, with good veggie soups and wraps,<\/li>\n
  • Cafe Arriba<\/strong>\u00a0| Cafe with a vegetarian friendly menu in Portree with great views over the harbour.<\/li>\n
  • Edinbean Inn\u00a0Restaurant<\/strong> – A local’s favorite with a few good vegetarian options to choose from.<\/span><\/li>\n
  • The Old Inn |\u00a0<\/strong>Pub with a good atmosphere, live music, and a delicious red ale on tap. Great place for a drink before the Distillery tour.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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    • Talisker Distillery | <\/strong>This distillery tells the story of Talisker, inspired by the strength and salt of the sea, and reviews the essentials of how whiskey is made. Known for peatier smoky whiskeys with an salty profile, Talisker sets a good example of the spectrum of whiskeys available and how they are shaped by their environment. Note that it does get busy so it’s a good idea to book a tour in advance. Last tour of the day takes place at 4pm in the winter, and the distillery closes in January for maintenance.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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