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Bed & Breakfast Accommodation
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FOXWOOD B&B |
Ideal for touring or relaxing
Vegetarians Welcome |

Foxwood is a house of character, completed in 2002.
It stands in 4 acres of land surrounded by inspirational countryside, a blend of mountains and moorland,
sea and islands, green fields with sheep and cattle.
The house has a magnificent view of the Cuillin mountain range to the south,
and of Loch Bracadale and MacLeod's Tables to the north-west.
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Eagles, larks and herons fly overhead; the ground is bright with bluebells and primroses in spring, followed by a host of other wild flowers including orchids. Seals, whales, dolphins and octopus are found in the surrounding waters, and otters can be seen on land or water. There is a stillness that has to be experienced, and everywhere you may find magic. The sunsets and sunrises can be unbelievable. |
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CHOICE OF 3 BEDROOMS
1 twin bedroom with ensuite bathroom. 1 family bedroom with ensuite bathroom. Both with beautiful views over Loch Bracadale and MacLeod's Tables, and their own entrance lobby with facilities for making drinks and snacks.
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The very comfortable, well furnished double room with ensuite bathroom, tea making facilities, wash hand basin, has a wonderful view of the mountains. All 3 rooms have TV, CD/cassette/radio and hairdryer. |
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B&B PRICES
LOUNGE
FOOD
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HEALTH
RETREATS
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RESTAURANTS
The nearest restaurants are the Ullinish Lodge Hotel (10 minutes walk from Foxwood) and the restaurant in Struan (5 minutes away by car). Dunvegan (12 minutes by car) and Portree (25 minutes) both have a wide choice of places to eat. 'The Three Chimneys' was voted among the Top 30 restaurants in the world, and is only 20 minutes from here.
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ACTIVITIES
Close to Foxwood are the remains of a chambered cairn, a souterrain and the best preserved broch on Skye. |
![]() Struan Broch - an Iron Age fort visible from Foxwood |
SITUATION
There is an abundance of wildlife, flowers and beautiful walks in the immediate area. And you don't have to travel far to find an incredible variety of amazing scenery, and even dinosaur and other fossil remains.
The ever-changing landscape of Skye
Photos copyright Gordon C. Harrison
![]() Loch Slapin and Blaven |
![]() Rainbow over Loch Aionort |
![]() Loch Sligachan |
![]() Sgurr nan Gillean |
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HOW TO FIND US
Foxwood is situated in the north-west of Skye, approximately 1 hour's drive from the bridge. Follow the A850 north towards Portree. At Sligachan turn left onto the A863 to Dunvegan. After 15 miles you pass through Struan. Take the next turning on the left which is a single track road signposted for Ullinish. This is a loop road which makes a right angled turn around the Ullinish Lodge Hotel. Continue on until you pass a red telephone box on the left. A further 50 metres brings you to a track on the right which goes over a cattle grid and on to Foxwood, a quarter of a mile from the sea. Click here for a zoomable map of our location |
TRAVEL OPTIONS
Car rental and cycle hire are available on the island, as well as guided walks and tours. |
Web site copyright Jo Fox & The Internet Guide to Scotland © 2002-2008
www.scotland-info.co.uk/foxwood