Revealing how accessible Skye is For All
Chocolates of Glenshiel was founded by Finlay MacDonald in 2016 when he was just 16. You will see their chocolate stocked in many places while you are visiting Skye. After starting his business at home Finlay has now opened a chocolate centre in Shiel Bridge. Here you will find a cafe and gift shop as well as a peek at the chocolate making operation. We decided to stop here for a sweet treat as we were in the area.
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We arrived in Glenelg via The Original Glenelg to Skye Ferry and had a lot of exploring ahead of us. If you are only visiting for the day leave yourself plenty of time as there is a lot to explore here. And the most fun fact about Glenelg is…Glenelg Twinned with Mars. Yes you read that correctly…Mars!
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The Original Glenelg to Skye Ferry runs seasonally from Kylerhea on the Isle of Skye to Glenelg, April to October. The MV Glenachulish is the last remaining manually operated turntable ferry in the world. You undertake a very special journey in the most beautiful location.
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Situated on the A87 just 9 miles from Kyle of Lochalsh and the Skye Bridge, Eilean Donan Castle is a Scottish icon. The castle itself is not accessible for wheelchair users but if you can manage stairs it is definitely worth a try.
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