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Kevin
& Christine Delaney 'Garybuie' 4, Balmeanach Glenhinnisdal Isle of Skye IV51 9UX Tel 01470 542310 |
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Skye
time - its not just words - but a whole way of life.
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Here
at Garybuie in the tucked away and beautiful Glenhinnisdal, theres
a chance to enjoy life as perhaps it should be - slow, relaxing, no
hustle and bustle, with time to stop and stare, take in the stunning
scenery and simply...relax!!!
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Welcome to Garybuie |
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Garybuie -
Gaelic for Yellow Garden, so named because of the glorious laburnum
tree which blossoms at the front of the house in May and June - is set
in the heart of Glenhinnisdal with the peace and quiet interrupted by
little more than a swooping buzzard, passing deer or busy bee.
The nearest shop/pub/restaurant is five miles away in Uig, where ferries sail to the Outer Hebrides. Portree, the main town, is ten miles away and has everything youd need from restaurants, to shops, the harbour with fresh fish, banks, a cinema and swimming pool. |
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for Glenhinnisdal itself, there are just a handful of homes spread over
two miles and edged by the eye-catching Trotternish ridge with its stunning
views of the geologically world famous formations of the Quiraing. We
have a salmon river in front of us and there is a loch with trout in the
hills behind. Permits can be obtained to fish both. Walking - either seriously
or just for a stroll - is literally point yourself in the direction you
want to go, and set off - its that simple. While the quiet highways
and byways make cycling an ideal way to look around. |
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Enjoy
the sights, sounds and surroundings that make Glenhinnisdal the perfect
place to relax
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sea is just over a mile away from us or for the hardy theres always
the option of a plunge into the burn fed waters of the River Hinnisdal
as it tumbles through the glen. See basking seals just around the coast
and walk on a coral beach or why not call at the longest inhabited castle
in Scotland or visit the burial place of Flora MacDonald who helped Bonnie
Prince Charlie escape. Skye itself has been described by many as the most scenically spectacular of all Scotlands islands. With 350 miles of coastline to enjoy, the craggy peaks of the Cuillin ridge to take in and the series of beautiful sea lochs to make your way around - or across - there will be plenty to enjoy while youre on Skye time. |
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TO FIND US Garybuie is situated around 10 miles out from Portree, the main town of Skye, (a 10-15 minute drive) and five miles from Uig, with its ferry to the Western Isles (5-10 minute drive). Portree has a variety of dining and shopping facilities, as has Uig although on a smaller scale. If coming to Garybie via the Skye bridge or if you have crossed by ferry to Armadale follow the signs for Portree and as you are coming in to the town look out for and then follow the signs to Uig, along the A87. After 10 miles or so you will see a sign for the River Hinnisdal, followed almost immediately by a right hand turn sign for Glenhinnisdal itself. Head up the Glen for 1 mile and you come to Garybuie, we are the house by the red telephone box. Alternatively if arriving at Uig on the ferry, then head out on the A87 to Portree. After five miles look for a left turn in to Glenhinnisdal. |