A canvas print of the Neist Point Lighthouse situated on the West Coast of Skye near Glendale.
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)

High quality mug, made from white ceramic printed using eco-friendly techniques of a beautiful image of Neist Point.

Image taken by a local Skye Photographer. 

A postcard of the beautiful Neist Point Lighthouse on the Isle of Skye.

Author – William Mackenzie

A compilation of lore, legend, tradition and incident from the Isle of Skye. It contains a large amount of information on the geography of the island along with sections on crofting, the Church, local superstitions, sayings, second sight and even local characters past and present.

Ordnance Survey (Explorer 411)

The most detailed map of Cuillin Hills, Sligachan, Carbost and Elgol at a scale of 1:25,000. It shows the most detailed account of the terrain with clear heights & grid references. Suitable for navigation and ideal for anyone doing more advanced walks.

Ordnance Survey (Explorer 407)

The most detailed map of Dunvegan, Waternish and Macleod's Tables at a scale of 1:25,000. It shows the most detailed account of the terrain with clear heights & grid references. Suitable for navigation and ideal for anyone doing more advanced walks.

Ordnancy Survey (Landranger 23)

A more detailed map of North Skye including Dunvegan, Staffin and Portree at a scale of 1:50,000. It shows all roads, terrain and waterways. Suitable for navigation when walking.

Ordnance Survey (Explorer 410)

The most detailed map of Portree, Braes, Struan and Carbost at a scale of 1:25,000. It shows the most detailed account of the terrain with clear heights & grid references. Suitable for navigation and ideal for anyone doing more advanced walks.

Ordnance Survey (Explorer 412)

The most detailed map of Broadford, Kyleakin & Armadale at a scale of 1:25,000. It shows the most detailed account of the terrain with clear heights & grid references. Suitable for navigation and ideal for anyone doing more advanced walks.

Ordnancy Survey (Landranger 32)

A more detailed map of South Skye including Broadford, Elgol and Sleat at a scale of 1:50,000. It shows all roads, terrain and waterways. Suitable for navigation when walking.

Ordnance Survey (Explorer 408)

The most detailed map of Trotternish, Staffin, Uig, The Storr and The Quiraing at a scale of 1:25,000. It shows the most detailed account of the terrain with clear heights & grid references. Suitable for navigation and ideal for anyone doing more advanced walks.

Ordnance Survey (Explorer 409)

The most detailed map of Islands near Skye of Raasay, Rona and Scalpay at a scale of 1:25,000. It shows the most detailed account of the terrain with clear heights & grid references. Suitable for navigation and ideal for anyone doing more advanced walks.

A crisp morning photograph of the coloured houses on the pier in Portree. The calm harbour water reflects the building creating a fantastic shot.

Origins and Early History

Author – Ella Liley

The fact that Portree might have a history or even at one time, not have existed at all had never occurred to me. Portree seemed as if it had always been there. It was the capital of Skye and it was where we went to school.

A postcard of the stunning Quiraing on the Isle of Skye.

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

Scottish Bluebell
This beautifully delicate fragrance has musky undertones with rich top notes of galbanum and jasmine to create the perfect springtime scent that's sure to help you unwind.

Author ­– Norman Newton

This handy guide book for visitors to the Isle of Skye covers everything you need to know about the island’s heritage, landscape, climate, flora and fauna. Perfect for planning your visit to Skye.

Skye Road Map (and the near mainland)

This is perfect for anyone planning to visit Skye and aims to tour the Island by car, bike or motorhome. At a scale of 1:150,000 in includes all the roads, place names and points of interest.

Author - Mike Lates

This Scottish Mountaineering Club climbers' guidebook details all the summer and winter climbing to be found in the Cuillin mountains on the Isle of Skye. The Cuillin of Skye has long been regarded as one of the finest climbing areas in the UK.

Author – Otta Swire

Otta Swire takes the reader on a journey round the island, introducing a huge variety of tales and legends on the way. A lovely introduction to Skye as well as a fantastic treasury of legend and wonder.