Getting There
The Point of Sleat is best reached by car, with parking available at the trailhead.





Point of Sleat, located at the southern tip of the Isle of Skye, is a must-visit for those seeking natural beauty and adventure. The journey to the point is as rewarding as the destination, with trails that lead through diverse terrains, offering spectacular views of the surrounding islands like Eigg and Rum. The lighthouse, although modest, adds charm to the landscape, while the nearby sandy beach at Camas Daraich provides a peaceful retreat. Visitors often spot marine life along the coast, making it a delightful spot for wildlife enthusiasts.
Point of Sleat, located at the southern tip of the Isle of Skye, is a must-visit for those seeking natural beauty and adventure. The journey to the point is as rewarding as the destination, with trails that lead through diverse terrains, offering spectacular views of the surrounding islands like Eigg and Rum. The lighthouse, although modest, adds charm to the landscape, while the nearby sandy beach at Camas Daraich provides a peaceful retreat. Visitors often spot marine life along the coast, making it a delightful spot for wildlife enthusiasts.
Stunning views of Eigg and Rum islands.
Challenging hikes with diverse terrains.
Charming lighthouse at the end of the trail.
Opportunity to spot marine mammals.
Access to the sandy beach at Camas Daraich.
Rough and boggy trails may be challenging for some.
Limited facilities in the area; plan accordingly.
Spectacular views make the hike worthwhile.
The Point of Sleat is best reached by car, with parking available at the trailhead.
Weather can change rapidly; bring layers and waterproof clothing.
Nature enthusiasts and avid hikers.
GBP £
$80-$150 p/day
English
Adventure, Nature, Hiking, Wildlife