We would be delighted to welcome you to Waternish, truly a sought after area on Skye. We started running short stay accommodation on Skye through Skye Serviced Accommodation in 2017, but the family have been in hospitality since 1985. Having branched out from running high end bed and breakfasts, we now offer luxury self catering units and pride ourselves on what we offer. Guest experience is what is really important to us. We try and point you in the right direction to assist you wit your stay here on Skye so as you can make the most of it, whether it is through the smart tablet you have at your property that will guide you through any appliances you have there and show you what is going on locally and where to eat, or a preparation email giving you local websites and information to enhance your stay. We also like feedback and are on hand 24/7 to pick up the phone and make your stay what it should be.

Dunhallin Ard is a lovely traditional croft house, lovingly improved and kept to a high standard by the owners. It consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 king, one ensuite and one twin room. The garage has been converted into a games room where you can play darts ( plastic tipped) and table tennis so the children will be happy even when it rains. Truly a must visit, with it's expansive views from high on the hill over Waternish Bay, you don't even have to go outside to see them. Sit in front of the cosy log fire relax and take some time out. If you are lucky and have the right conditions, you may even see the Aurora Borealis.

Waternish is a peninsula on the the Isle of Skye. Despite being quiet and tranquil there are still things to do here. Skye Skyns is a local tannery that tans and sells it's own sheepskins. It has a seasonal cafe too. The pride of the peninsula is Loch Bay restaurant, owned and run by Michelin starred TV chef Michael Smith. This is next to the oldest pub on Skye, The Stein Inn, a great place for a pint in front of a warm fire. There are trips to St Kilda, a UNESCO world heritage site run from Stein, just a mile and a half down the road. A great location to explore Skye from too. You are only a few miles from Dunvegan Castle, home of the McLeod clan and world famous. The coral beach is not far from there either, Seychelles like looking beaches of white sand made of coral. There is plenty of life to see here including many many seals that can bed seen from shore. The 3 Chimneys, a world famous restaurant is about a 30 minute drive from here and well worth a visit if you like food. Kilt Rock, the old man of Storr, The Cullin mountains, fairy pools and fairy glen are all within easy striking distance. Come, visit, enjoy and make memories!