Flodigarry is a small rural settlement on the northern Trotternish Peninsula of the Isle of Skye in the Highland council area. The area is characterised by dramatic cliffs, volcanic rock formations, open moorland and rugged coastal scenery. Flodigarry has a very small permanent population and is primarily known as a base for visitors exploring northern Skye. Its remote setting and spectacular landscape are central to its appeal.
Flodigarry: Historical sights and information
Facts about Flodigarry
- Latitude:
- 57.662409
- Longitude:
- -6.252328
- GPS Coordinates:
- 57°40' N, 06°15' W
The historical and tourist importance of the area
The nearby Quiraing is one of Skye's most famous landscapes, featuring striking rock formations, cliffs and walking routes created by ancient landslips. Kilt Rock and Mealt Falls are also close by, offering dramatic views over the coast. The northern Trotternish Peninsula contains numerous archaeological and historic sites, while the ruins of Duntulm Castle lie further north. The area provides excellent opportunities for hiking, photography, wildlife observation and scenic driving.
Food and when to visit
Flodigarry has limited facilities, with accommodation, cafés and restaurants concentrated in nearby settlements and visitor destinations on Skye. Local seafood, lamb, game and Scottish produce are commonly featured in the island's food scene. Late spring through early autumn is generally the best period for hiking and exploring the coast, although the landscape is dramatic year-round. Visitors should be prepared for changeable weather and limited services in this remote part of Skye.
Locations & Tours
Discover famous landmarks, historical sites and tourist attractions in Flodigarry.