Isle of Skye

In the northwest of the Scotland there is a bridge that leads to the Isle of Skye, a place of hidden by mist (hence its name, which in Gaelic means cloud), but as the day progresses the clouds give way to a spectacle of color, charm and hidden corners. We traveled with a camper van and looked for remote places to spend the day. We found, in Portree, that road travel is allowed with a charm of Celtic times. A place to forget about the rest of the world.

This Scottish island allowed us to discover beautiful landscapes, bridges, towns, and places that were worth well remembering. Fairy tale places that we often see in residential areas, where the life for us, being accustomed to the sun, would be hard but it has enabled these beautiful places to form that stressed tourists can enjoy. You can not stop as much as you would like to.

The Isles of Skye are fantastic. I enjoyed seeing all its landscapes. It makes you think: How can it be so hidden and so little known. There are many mountains with beautiful greenery, and above all, wonderful people.