Author - Chris Mitchell

This is an alternative guide to the wildlife and geology of Skye and shows where to see the island's natural history. There are 20 walks based around Skye with detailed Maps, photographs, and information. This book focuses on the wildlife, geology and varied scenery Skye has on offer.

A picturesque image of Portree on the Isle of Skye showcased on a postcard.

Author – Paul & Helen Webster

This handy pocket size book covers 40 walks easy to moderate walks on Skye and includes the Isle of Raasay. Each featured walk details the distance, expected time, terrain, access and a small route map. Ideal to take with you to explore the Isle of Skye.

A bargain bundle of all 4 canvas prints.
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The Fairy Pools, The Storr, The Quiraing and Neist Point.

An early morning photograph of Brothers Point near Staffin. The first rays of morning sunlight highlight the cliffs and create this sharp landscape photo.

The photograph of Coral Beach North along the coast from Dunvegan. It was taken just after sunset with the foreground featuring a plant called ‘Bog Cotton’.

Author – Paul & Helen Webster

Day Walks on the Isle of Skye is a handy guide covers 20 of Skye’s beautiful walks that can be completed in a single day.
The routes come with beautiful pictures and Ordnance Survey maps.

Author - Nick Fairweather

Exploring Raasay is a handy guide that covers 20 of Rassay’s beautiful walks.
The routes come with beautiful pictures and Ordnance Survey maps. Each walk has the walk length, time as well as difficulty level to help you plan your walk.

A canvas print of the magical Fairy Pools at the foot of the Black Cuillin near Glenbrittle on Skye.
The image was taken by a local photographer then printed on to canvas and hand stretched around a wooden frame.
Size 12” x 8” (300mm x 200mm)

The Fairy Pools are one of the most famous locations on Skye. This photograph was taken on a summers evening with the sunshine highlighting the surrounding hills.

High quality mug, made from white ceramic printed using eco-friendly techniques of a stunning image of the Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye. 

Image taken by a local Skye Photographer.

A postcard of the stunning Fairy Pools one on the most visited places on the Isle of Skye.

A premium scented candle by The Isle of Skye Candle Co.

Heather & Wild Berries
The heather & wild berries fragrance is a subtle mix of flowering Scottish heather complimented by carefully selected sweet oils. It's the mix of blueberries, blackberries and raspberries that give it a distinctly warm feeling.

A premium scented candle by The Isle of Skye Candle Co.

Highland Gorse
Bring the scent of a Highland spring in, with our fresh sweet gorse fragrance. Combining warm sweet balsamic floral and green herbaceous notes that rest on a base containing Scots pine, cedar wood and amber.

A beautiful full-scale reproduction of John Thomson's classic map of Skye and the adjoining islands (including the Small Isles) and west coast mainland, surveyed by William Johnstone in the 1820s and first published in 1824.

A beautiful reproduction of Martin Martin's map of the Hebrides which first appeared in his classic book 'A Description of the Western Islands of Scotland' published in 1703.

A premium scented candle by The Isle of Skye Candle Co.

Island Whisky
A warm, inviting essence of Island Whisky where the sweetness of aged casks is combined with a subtle touch of peated barley to create a fragrance reminiscent of the finest Scottish drams. Base notes of oak, musk and vanilla lead to mid notes of spicy cinnamon and culminate with a light, fruity touch.

Outstanding Circular Walks
Author – Terry Marsh

28 of the best walking routes on the Isle of Skye with this Pathfinder guidebook. The each route included notes, maps and key features to look out for on your travels. They are from 2 to 11 miles, and each has been tested and rated by experienced walkers.

Author - Sarah White & Dugald Ross

Dinosaurs & other fossils of the Isle of Skye.
The Isle of Skye is justifiably famous for its dinosaur fossil, in particular some spectacular footprints and trackways.

Author ­– Geoff Holder

From the dark corries of the mighty Cuillin Hills to the dramatic caves and cliffs of its stunning coastline, the beautiful Isle of Skye is alive with tales of ghosts, fairies, clan battles, Celtic mythology and witchcraft.