Exploring Glenelg & Arnisdale
A village known for its beautiful scenery, including stunning views of Skye and the cocktail Isles of Rum and Eigg. Glenelg is a popular destination for outdoor activities, such as hiking, biking, and fishing. But what makes Glenelg truly unique is its scenic crossing of the Kylerhea Narrows to Skye.
Glenelg Barracks
Built around 1720 to subdue the local population following the Jacobite uprising of 1715.
Iron Age Brochs
Two well-preserved Iron Age towers that are among the best examples in Scotland. Dun Telve and Dun Troddan.
Sandaig
The inspiration for 'Ring of Bright Water', once home to the author Gavin Maxwell. Golden coral sands await you. Otters too if you're lucky! Approximately 4 miles from Glenelg.
Stunning Viewpoints
There are many views that will leave you speechless in the area. Crossing with our ferry guarantees several opportunities to stop the car and shout "wow"!
Walk Highlands
Glenelg is an excellent base for both the mountains on Skye and the Kintail range. Beinnn Sgritheall at Arnisdale is out very own local munro. There's a fantastic amount of detail on walkhighlands.co.uk
Shore Station
Above the slipway on the mainland our brand new Shore Station features a café and shop. We've outside seating and we're open all season.