Most reviewed places in Portree, United Kingdom

Tours of fully restored castle on an island where 3 lochs meet, dating from the 13th century.

Oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland, with tours, gardens and boat-trips to seal colony.

Iconic 1901 railway viaduct with a curving, 21-arch span, featured in several Harry Potter movies.

Multiple waterfalls, seemingly vibrant blue & green in color, with cold swimmable pools.

Commemorative bronze statue featuring 3 bronze World War II commandos amid mountain scenery.

Family-friendly venue for skiing & biking, plus tree-climbing courses & mountain gondola rides.

👍 Nice to drive up to this location. Unfortunately it wasn't a clear sunny day; 1st week of November. Enjoyed the breathtaking scenery when walking by the river from the car park which is available on a fee. Actually we have seen another taller and larger bridge couple of days after this trip on our w...

Staircase locks built in early 19th century, bordered by walkways, food shops & scenic viewpoints.

An old landslide gives this hillside, known for its folk tales about fairies, an otherworldly look.

Standard British pub fare and a wide range of cask ales and beers in a traditional venue.

👍👍 If you are touring The Isle of Skye you will come across this bridge! Magnificent views to the north and south with a bar restaurant one side its a great place to stop for lunch. There is a monument here to two guys that helped lay paths and make the local landscape more accessible to everyone else....

👍👍 I came to Morrisons just for the breakfast and was very happy with it. The store is very conveniently located next to the bus and train station with plenty of parking. It is a busy store and the cafe was especially busy. There was a 30 minute wait for food, no issue, it was explained and a sign also...

👍👍 It was closing as we visited so we couldn't walk to the top. The location is beautiful. It does get very busy.

Base with tourism and weather information, parking for 80 cars and a riverside picnic area.

👍👍 This was one of our last stops after touring the NC500 in a camper. We were doing the Jacobite train and this looked like a perfect base. It definitely was. A lovely big site but rather then cramming everyone in they leave so much open space. The toilet/shower facilities are clean and modern. On-sit...

Unmanned lighthouse built in 1909, on a rocky cliff-top overlooking a causeway and the coastline.

Monumental, megalithic ruins site with ring of stones surrounding an imposing central monolith.

Classic, long-running fast-food chain known for its burgers & fries.

Pub with dark wood decor and stripped wood floors, for real ales, whiskies and upstairs restaurant.

Casual stone-and-beam hikers' bunkhouse and inn offering real ales, pub food and live music.