25 KM
Grade B
The Point of Sleat marks the southern extremity of Skye and offers a distinctly remote coastline, with stunning views across to the Cuillins of Skye, and out to the Small Isles. There is a constant feeling of solitude whilst paddling along the interesting cliffs, this along with a stunning sandy beach make for a great day out.
25 KM
No Landing Zones
Coastal Paddling
Tidal Movement
Vehicle Shuttle
Grade B
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Fantastic views of Skye’s Cuillin mountains and the Small Isles
The beautiful beach at Camas Daraich
An isolated coastline
Hidden crofts, inlets and villages
Marine wildlife including dolphins if you’re lucky
Useful Links and/or Updates
Worth taking the time to enjoy a cafe stop in Armadale, consider visiting: http://www.cafe1925.co.uk or ‘The Shed’ at the pier for some great sea food.
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Camas Daraich Beach Landing
The Light on Point of Sleat
Armadale, Point of Sleat
Camas Daraich Beach, Point of Sleat
Camas Daraich, Point of Sleat
Camas Daraich, Point of Sleat
Camas Daraich, Point of Sleat
Entering Camas Daraich, Point of Sleat
Rum from Point of Sleat
Cullins from Point of Sleat
Cullins from Point of Sleat
Acairseid an Rubha, Point of Sleat
Tarskavaig Bay, Point of Sleat
Tarskavaig Bay, Point of Sleat
Tarskavaig Bay, Point of Sleat
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