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2020 Bookings

Skye Guides is taking bookings for guiding from July 4th 2020 following the announcement by the Scottish government that travel restrictions will be eased in Scotland after the 3rd of July.

The situation is subject to changes in advice by the Scottish government but we are offering a full refund or an opportunity to postpone if your booking is affected by Covid – 19.

Our priority is very much to safeguard the health of our guests, staff and the local population of Skye. Scotland and Skye have, touch wood, contained the virus and the focus is very much on keeping it this way. It is important that a good level of trust is built between visitors and locals. Our booking process will include suggestions on good practices during your visit.

Accommodation should be your first priority before arranging guided days. Providers are encouraging longer stays in single venues to minimise chances of the virus spreading. We have limited slots in cottages and some private rooms available in Skye Basecamp.

Please contact us directly by e-mail to mike@skyeguides.co.uk to discuss your situation.