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The wider area of Kilmuir is steeped in history. It is home to Flora MacDonald’s grave, and the shore where Bonnie Prince Charlie landed in 1746 is just below Monkstadt 1745.
For those interested in the area’s history, look at our “Historic Itinerary” for some inspiration and ideas on what historic attractions Monkstadt 1745 has to offer.
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You can crawl through awesome caves and dive off the sea cliffs near to Monkstadt 1745, with Skye Adventure. They also offer gorge walking, climbing, hill walking and ridge traverses with their team of professional and friendly local guides Sarah, John and Matt.
For fishing, foraging or deer stalking go with Skye Ghillie, a professional, local guide who will let you see Skye from a different angle.
Sea Skye Tours will take you on sea adventures around the West Coast of Skye, allowing you to escape the crowds and visit the untouched areas of the island.
Skye’s Outdoor Centre, a small but busy family run centre offering outdoor activities and experiences just next door to Monkstadt 1745.
They offer kayaking, canoeing, climbing and abseiling, mountain boarding, hill walking, crating and archery!
Take off from our capital village of Portree on a luxury day trip around the seas of Skye, Raasay and the beautiful island of Rona aboard Seaflower Skye. Serving fresh local seafood and other refreshments for a truly unique dining experience at sea.