Now, alongside its ancient rock formations, folklore, and fairy pools, the Isle of Skye has a new claim to fame: food.

No definitive cultural affiliation is associated with ... A likely Ahrensburgian presence in the far north of the Isle of Skye, Scotland, Journal of Quaternary Science (2025).

Next up on Lonely Planet's roundup are wandering the Sleat Peninsula, the isle's southernmost region, and cycling Skye’s northwest region, placing sixth and seventh, respectively. Completing the top ...

A 'spectacular' ancient ‘dun’ (or fort) on the Isle of Skye has been recognised for its cultural significance. Kraiknish Dun has been designated as a scheduled monument of national importance ...

If you only had time to visit one part of the Scottish Highlands, let it be the Isle of Skye. Located on the west coast of the Highlands, Skye is the largest island of the Inner Hebrides.

It’s connected to the west coast mainland by a bridge but the Isle of Skye still feels a place apart ... interest in both Scotch and island culture can discover the whiskies in a more immersive ...

Fossilized footprints on the Isle of Skye in Scotland have revealed that a variety of dinosaurs once stalked the island's prehistoric landscape. New research, published April 2 in the journal PLOS ...

Jobs on the idyllic Isle of Skye, which is popular with tourists, are going unfilled because workers cannot afford accommodation, new research has found. Some 1,700 jobs are currently vacant on ...