Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Darren Carter (6 months ago)
Nice peaceful area, wildlife Saw Seals ? in the loch.
Nice peaceful area, wildlife Saw Seals ? in the loch.
Emily D (8 months ago)
Probably would have loved this visit if the weather was good, but do not advise if it's raining and gusting. The terrain was boggy and difficult to traverse and the wind made us unsteady at the top of the small bluffs where the castle is located. The path was also not clear at all due to being flooded. Parking is nearly non existent, as this is just a local track. That being said, it was all an adventure, just wish we had had good weather to enjoy the ruins a bit more.
Probably would have loved this visit if the weather was good, but do not advise if it's raining and gusting. The terrain was boggy and difficult to traverse and the wind made us unsteady at the top of the small bluffs where the castle is located. The path was also not clear at all due to being flooded. Parking is nearly non existent, as this is just a local track. That being said, it was all an adventure, just wish we had had good weather to enjoy the ruins a bit more.
Piotr Paczuski (8 months ago)
Good place to visit ruins of a 1000 years old castle. The roads are narrow and twisty, so get ready for a ride. Almost no issues with finding parking spaces a bit further from the bay, but the views are brilliant.
Good place to visit ruins of a 1000 years old castle. The roads are narrow and twisty, so get ready for a ride. Almost no issues with finding parking spaces a bit further from the bay, but the views are brilliant.
James P (15 months ago)
Dunscaith Castle on the Isle of Skye offers a worthwhile experience despite a lack of a clear path. The presence of sheep and their "surprises" adds a touch of rural authenticity, though it requires caution. The castle itself is worth checking out, making it a notable stop for those exploring Skye's scenic landscapes.
Dunscaith Castle on the Isle of Skye offers a worthwhile experience despite a lack of a clear path. The presence of sheep and their "surprises" adds a touch of rural authenticity, though it requires caution. The castle itself is worth checking out, making it a notable stop for those exploring Skye's scenic landscapes.
Peter Hadfield (2 years ago)
Picturesque ruin on a rocky outcrop with fabulous views on the coast and the mountains beyond. There’s not a lot left that’s safely accessible, but the setting gets 5+ stars! A short walk from the road, which is narrow and unsuitable for parking, but there is a small parking area beside the beach a couple of hundred yards away.
Picturesque ruin on a rocky outcrop with fabulous views on the coast and the mountains beyond. There’s not a lot left that’s safely accessible, but the setting gets 5+ stars! A short walk from the road, which is narrow and unsuitable for parking, but there is a small parking area beside the beach a couple of hundred yards away.
