Our mini shore excursions maximise your time ashore on the Isle of Skye. They give you the opportunity to spend time in Skye's capital and then explore some of the islands highlights in our new air conditioned mini coach.
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Highlights
Trip Advisor Review, Jes C.
Wonderful tour....Murray was an excellent guide and whilst now exhausted we think this will be the highlight of our holiday to Skye. Highly recommend. 
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Departure details
Departs from Somerled Square, Portree, Isle of Skye Departs Morning at 09.45 Returns 12.15 and Afternoon at 13.00 Returns 15.30 March to October:
Price: FULLY BOOKED FOR 2018 - private tours still available on some dates please check.
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Tours depart from main square which is only 5 to 10 minutes walk from port.
SkyeBus Shore Leave tours last between 2 to 2.5 hours and cost £35 per person. The tours are fully guided and packed with History, Legends and Fun!
Arriving by cruise ship
You arrive in our capital Portree. It was known as Kiltragleann until the 16th century. The modern name may celebrate a visit by a Scottish King or mean port of the hillside. It is a fairly sheltered harbour. There are fine views of the town and the Cuillin Mountains.
Passengers are tendered ashore to a small pier. It is only a short walk to the town centre. Our meeting point is in the main square, it is only a 5 minute walk (uphill) . There are plenty of shops and a small supermarket close by. There are several banks with ATM's too.
SkyeBus Shore Leave tours last between 2 to 2.5 hours and cost £35 per person. The tours are fully guided and packed with History, Legends and Fun!
- Old Man of Storr - Photo stop for Skye's most iconic view
- Kilt Rock - Photo stop at Mealt falls and sea cliffs really like a kilt
- Quiraing - Photo stop of amazing landscape with a fantastic story
- Fairy Glen - Photo stop and optional short walk on uneven ground
Arriving by cruise ship
You arrive in our capital Portree. It was known as Kiltragleann until the 16th century. The modern name may celebrate a visit by a Scottish King or mean port of the hillside. It is a fairly sheltered harbour. There are fine views of the town and the Cuillin Mountains.
Passengers are tendered ashore to a small pier. It is only a short walk to the town centre. Our meeting point is in the main square, it is only a 5 minute walk (uphill) . There are plenty of shops and a small supermarket close by. There are several banks with ATM's too.
