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2-12-2019 22:31:58 Mobile | Show all posts |Read mode
Me and the other half are planning a mid week trip to Scotland week commencing June 5th.

We will be going to skye and stopping off around glencoe/fort William

We will be driving, and wondered if anybody has any recommendations in terms of places to stay and things to see.

She doesn't want to go to shop, as we can do that anywhere.. She wants to see the sights/lochs mountains wildlife etc

Any suggestions welcomed and thanks in advance
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2-12-2019 22:31:59 Mobile | Show all posts
Take a ride up Glencoe on the chairlifts.

Chairlift Rides - Glencoe Mountain Resort

And / Or

Gondola ride up Ben Nevis.

Britain's Only Mountain Gondola | Scotland Cable Car | Nevis Range


On Skye go and see the fairy pools although parking can be an issue due to limited car parking space. Old man of Stoor and kilt rock are other places to visit.

A bit further afield and maybe too far for your timescale is the Bealach na Ba road to  Applecross which is a single track and steep road with stunning views if the weather plays nice.

Buy some Smidge incase the midges are out in force as they can spoil a holiday if the weather is in their favour.
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2-12-2019 22:32:00 Mobile | Show all posts
We did the gondola ride 2 years ago. I shat myself hate heights and my mrs and lad are sat there swinging the thing, I think I almost cried!!!

It was a good thing to do though apart from that, it gets very busy and would check before traveling too far make sure its open we did an hour n half trip to find it shut the first day we went but rang them up at 8am the following day to check.

The day it was shut we ended up driving to the white beaches Traigh Beach I think it was called stunning place.
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 Author| 2-12-2019 22:32:02 Mobile | Show all posts
Cheers guys, I sh*t myself climbing up a step ladder so I'll have to be brave to go up there but if it's worth it I'll have to just hold my balls and get on with it
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2-12-2019 22:32:03 Mobile | Show all posts
Traigh beach is at the Back o Keppoch Arasaig and you could visit the beach and then use the ferry from Mallaig to Skye.

This photo is from 1st March this year at the beach mentioned.
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 Author| 2-12-2019 22:32:04 Mobile | Show all posts
Thanks looks beautiful
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2-12-2019 22:32:04 Mobile | Show all posts
Probably one of the best resources with good advice and planning suggestions www.visitscotland.com/see-do/

Also some good threads on the trip advisor website
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 Author| 2-12-2019 22:32:05 Mobile | Show all posts
Booked a lovely B&B named torlundy house really good reviews in a nice location, can't wait to get up there now
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2-12-2019 22:32:07 Mobile | Show all posts
Torlundy is only a 5 minute drive from the Nevis range for the gondolas.

Looks like squeezed balls for you.
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2-12-2019 22:32:09 Mobile | Show all posts
If your looking for somewhere to go on the way up / down , try the Falkirk Wheel , it's an amazing bit of machinery !!!
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