Ullinish, lonely and wild; legend has it that its name may be from a Norse word for wolf’s head which aptly describes this distinctive peninsula. Here, surrounded by dramatic views of the Black Cuillin and MacLeod’s Tables, one senses a corner of Skye set apart, less visited, and for that part more mysterious. Here the elusive is found, Sea Eagles and skerries, landfalls of sharp cliffs and windswept grasses, elements timeless and enduring, silent witnesses to cultures and communities long past. And here, just where the track turns is Ullinish Country Lodge. Sheltered by a small brae to the north and surrounded by Lochs on three sides, this historic building too has been host to Highland life for over 300 years. More...