Isle of Skye, Scotland: Dunvegan & Neist Point

Onwards we went, stopping off in Portree for lunch and a meander, then off to the anticipated excitement of spending a night in the oldest Inn on Skye - well, don't bother. We were met with a rather damp welcome, no thoughts on where we might camp and the general feeling that we wish we hadn't bothered driving the long way down a single track road. We back-tracked and found the lovely campsite at Dunvegan. Much more welcoming, and a pub just a short cycle away for dinner. Here's some photos form our two days in Dunvegan:

Heading off on another baking hot day for a bike ride

Neist Point and the famous lighthouse

View from Neist Point 

Al and Tim, with the Cullin Ridge lurking in the hazy distance

Me and Tim on one of many single track roads, photo thanks to Al

Me and Al at Neist Point 

Amazing cliffs on the coast

Lunch stop at the Red Roof cafe

Delicious cheese scone with cream cheese, smoked salmon and edible flowers

Pausing to admire the superb views

Al speeding off into the distance

Back at camp....my vague attempt to remove the swarm of midges from the tent porch before launching inside!
Thanks for the photo and entertainment Al!!! 

More amazing views - this time from the campsite

One of the McLeod's Table mountains, dominating the view from the campsite

Oystercatchers and sheep on the rocky shoreline

Magpie moth took a liking to resting on the Global Therapies van!

Noisy Oystercatchers doing circuits of the bay at 4am was entertaining!

Lovely Little Things at the campsite