The decision to go to Skye was made on the morning of the departure after wind forecasts suggested the Jura route would not be possible/pleasant. Skye proved an excellent choice, albeit windy and testing at times. On days one and two we were pushed by a strongish wind southward, covering a planned three days to Glen Brittle in two. Because of the wind, swell and forecast, for the third and fourth days we opted for the more sheltered Loch Eishort.
Ready for the offDeparture, Portnalong, Loch Bracadale (With white horses)Sunset at campsite on Wiay islandCampsite at WiayView from Wiay CampsiteCave on WiayCave Entrance on WiayWiayHeading south to Talisker BayTalisker BayDeep Cave south of Talisker BayWaterfall at mouth of Loch EynortWaterfall and RuthComfort Break, Loch EynortCampsite, Glen BrittleThe Black Cuillins from campsiteLoch BrittleHeast on Loch EishortLanding, Eilean DubhLunch Break, Eilean Dubh, Lch Eishort Loch EishortHugh and the Cuillin RidgeInnis and the CuillinsMyles and the CuillinsCampsite, Loch EishortWonderful Fire Ruth's Ultimate Bow Saw and an Alton Towers CapeJust emerged and sibling emergingOf all it surveys
Deserted village of BoreraigHeading homeBack in Heast