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Skye Basecamp - Hostel
Beach

Skye Basecamp - Hostel

1.0 star property
8.0 out of 10, Very Good, (1)
Skye Basecamp - Hostel
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Kings Arms Hotel

Kings Arms Hotel

King Street, Kyleakin, Kyleakin, Scotland
The price is SAR 342 per night from Apr 11 to Apr 12
SAR 342
SAR 410 total
includes taxes & fees
11 Apr - 12 Apr
6.2/10 (779 reviews)
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Rubh' an Tòrra Mhòir from Ben Lee This view is from the steep and grassy eastern slope of Ben Lee over the mouth of Loch Sligachan. The loch extends to the right. Sunlight is catching Tòrr Mhòr and Tòrr Beag, two hills on the grazing land to the east of Peinachorrain. The land ends at the point called Rubh' an Tòrra Mhòir. The road on the right is the A87 Sligachan to Broadford road. The stone quarry at Sconser in the side of Meall Buidhe is clearly visible. The pyramid-shaped mountain in the background is Beinn na Caillich.
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