Creagory

01/04/2023

We are looking for a housekeeper to work mornings at Creagory. Great rates of pay with an end of season bonus (although hours may continue after that).
If you are interested, please pm us or phone Susan on 07572805731. Thank you!

15/08/2020

Who’s having this one for breakfast? ❤️

02/08/2020

Morning! X

25/07/2020

Our lovely new hens are laying the perfect breakfast eggs for you!

01/12/2019

Not just any old home-made Christmas tree, a Creagory home-made Christmas tree! 😀

25/09/2019

Thank you R-Escape! This is so useful, we am sharing it!

19/09/2019

We want you to make the most of your holiday, and that’s why we’ve come up with this detailed guide to help you on your travels around the Isle of Skye.

24/08/2019

https://independenttravelcats.com/tips-to-avoid-the-crowds-on-the-isle-of-skye-in-scotland/?fbclid=IwAR0m6FCMVFXsm_bFTNKBx_3BSWntCOdRDglkQSDO5Or-kJGwyHDSYEHJ6Pk

Our guide to help travelers avoid crowds on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. The Isle of Skye is a scenic island known for its rugged and dramatic landscapes. It is a popular tourist destination and it is no secret that the Isle of Skye can get very busy, especially during the summer months when large....

06/08/2019

Loved this post by Skye Sailing Club!

Did you know... Early records of the Skye Games date back to 1877. It was held first in September, then after 1881, in August. In those days, many visitors came to Skye in fine, big yachts and the Games included a regatta with skiff races for the yachts. By the Games day of 1879 the regatta was attracting boats from all the airts, and Portree harbour became a vivid display of bunting. In the evening all of the vessels lit up, and a firework display soared through the darkening sky. The yacht of Mr Herbert Wood of Raasay was prominent among the prizewinners.

We still hold sailing races during games week - See you on Monday at 6pm for dinghy sailing and Tuesday at noon for keelboats.

16/07/2019

Just another day in the office!