Skye Bridge
Checking live sourceA brief administrative pause.Retrieving the latest official information…

Getting here is part of the experience.
“Allow time. Then allow a little more.”
Retrieving the latest official information…
Retrieving the latest official information…
Retrieving the latest official information…
Retrieving the latest official information…
A simple guide to keeping Skye moving.

When you see a passing place, pull in and give way to oncoming traffic.

Let the other vehicle pass, then continue when it’s clear.

A friendly wave goes a long way. One raised hand is sufficient. Five separate waves is excessive.
THE HIGHLAND POTHOLE IDENTIFICATION, CLASSIFICATION & VISITOR GUIDANCE The Isle of Skye Tourist Board wishes to reassure visitors that the island’s potholes are an established feature of the Highland road network and…
Read moreMAJOR TRAFFIC ANNOUNCEMENT SKYE TO TRIAL ISLAND-WIDE ONE-WAY SYSTEM Following several years of congestion, reversing difficulties and increasingly emotional encounters between campervans on single-track roads, a new i…
Read moreMAJOR ALCOHOL SPILL ON A87 – PUBLIC URGED TO REMAIN CALM The Isle of Skye Tourist Board has received reports of a serious incident on the A87 at Drumuie, just north of Portree, where a delivery lorry carrying a substa…
Read moreFollowing years of discussion, we’re delighted to confirm plans for the expansion of Skye Airport. The proposed new international terminal will offer direct flights to London, Paris, New York and Benidorm. Naturally,…
Read moreWe’re delighted to announce that from Monday 14 September, your journey along the A87 between Kyle of Lochalsh and Uig is about to become even more memorable. Until 2 October, selected stretches will feature our excit…
Read moreThe Isle of Skye Tourist Board is delighted to confirm that today's Mallaig–Armadale ferry service is experiencing some traditional end of summer Scottish weather. A number of sailings have been cancelled, while other…
Read morePlanes, trains, ferries and an element of faith.
Plan your journeyFrom cosy crofts to luxury retreats (and the occasional bothy).
Find accommodationMountains, lochs, wildlife and the odd castle.
Explore SkyeAdvice, prevention and coping strategies.
Get prepared