
Traditional self catering holiday cottages on the beautiful Isle of Skye Traditional cottage to rent on the Isle of Skye, Scotland (holiday and vacation rentals)
6 Knott - dining room/kitchen The sunny dining area opens out onto the garden
6 Knott - sitting room Open fires, comfortable armchairs and a selection of books, games and videos in the two reception rooms
6 Knott - location The seashore, 200 metres from croft, offers wonderful walks, seal spotting, bird watching, swimming and shell collecting....
6 Knott - bedrooms The cottage has four bedrooms, two with double beds, another with twin beds and a fourth with a single bed.
6 Knott - availability and prices Reasonably priced holiday accommodation, including short breaks, throughout the year
What makes 6 Knott special? information about hot water etc
6 Knott - Visitors' Book Comments by previous guests, taken from the visitors' book at 6 Knott.
How to find 6 Knott: How to get to the holiday croft by road, air, train and ferry
6 Knott - the large garden is enclosed and surrounded by fields. 6 Knott has a large enclosed garden
Booking confirmation booking details, deposits, terms etc
1/2 of SIX GEDINTAILOR, BRAES, BY PORTREE, Isle of Skye, SLEEPS 4 Renovated traditional croft house available for holiday lets
1/2 of 6 Gedintailor, location Information about the location of 1/2 of Six Gedintailor, Braes, plus more pictures taken from and around the cottage
1/2 of 6 Gedintailor, interior
Half of Six, kitchen
1/2 of 6 Gedintailor, visitors' book A few comments from guests who have stayed at 1/2 of 6
Local information We are happy to help with any enquiries about the Isle of Skye, please contact us.
Photographs by Richard Smith Richard Smith, photographer, Isle of Skye
3 Suledale - sleeps four A traditional croft house, surrounded by countryside
Oxford, short lets in lovely garden flat, sleeps 2 Self catering in central north Oxford, garden flat
Things to do and places to visit
Half of Six, booking info and terms and conditions booking information

Local information

Portree Harbour

We have lived and holidayed on the Isle of Skye for many years and are always happy to help with any questions about the island. Email us your questions anytime.

We have also compiled an up-to-date collection of information at the croft house, including our own recommendations for where to eat, best picnic spots, where to see dinosaur footprints etc... (highlighting those place most suitable for children), as well as local maps, guide books and bird books etc.

(photo: Richard Smith)

Visit the following website links for more information about Skye in general:-
The official Isle of Skye website (http://www.skye.co.uk)
The Highlands of Scotland Tourist Board site (http://www.host.co.uk)
A Guide to the Isle of Skye (http://www.isleofskye.com)
The Isle of Skye Business User Community (http://www.isbuc.co.uk)
Translation of Skye place names - a fascinating site! (http://www.fife.50megs.com/scottish-placenames-skye-names.htm) Or just type in Scottish Place Names, Skye and you will find it.

The Internet Guide to Scotland is also a very good guide and Trip Adviser is also full of interesting tips from Skye locals and travellers.

Take a look at some Skye clips on YouTube too.... there is a large range!

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