Tarskavaig is a peaceful hamlet on the Sleat Peninsula on the south side of the Isle of Skye. This crofting village boasts some of the most striking views in Scotland offering breath-taking vistas of the small isles including Eigg, Rum and Canna as well as unrivalled panoramas of the iconic Cuillin Ranges. Wonderful wildlife and sea air awaits, as you leave behind the hustle and bustle of modern day life and immerse yourself in the incredible peace and tranquillity this area has to offer. Children experience freedom and safety to roam and enjoy all that nature has to offer.

Armadale is a pleasant 20 min drive away, where the ferry from Mallaig arrives, providing visitors with an alternative to the Skye Bridge or the Glenelg Ferry. Here you will find Armadale Stores, a post office and community run petrol station as well as local cafes and charming gift shops. Beyond the village lies The Clan Donald Centre, said to be Skye's best visitor attraction, comprising of two main elements; Armadale Castle Gardens (surrounding the ruins of Armadale Castle) and the magnificent Museum of the Isles.

40 minutes drive north of Tarskavaig is the tranquil village of Broadford, Skye's second largest settlement. Here you will find a wide variety of pubs, restaurants, cafes and takeaways as well as a large supermarket, craft shops and outdoor activity providers.