The Isle of Skye
Although it’s easily mistaken for the top part of Scotland on a map, the Isle
of Skye is in fact the largest island of the Inner Hebrides, right at the top of
Great Britain. Dominated by the famous Cuillin mountains, the Isle of Skye
is a treat for landscape photographers and tourists alike with its brooding,
intense nature and its ability to catch you completely off guard with its
majesty and beauty.
Portree Harbour is a bustling port just perfect for a Scotland photography
tour, but there’s really nowhere you can go on Skye that won’t make for an
absolutely thrilling adventure photo tour. The Isle is also known for its long
history of scotch distilling, so be sure to sample some of the local tipple–
but not before you’ve got a day’s worth of images, because you might not
be able to focus afterwards, with or without your camera!
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