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The bay is home to otters, seals and a variety of seabirds. You can even harvest mussels, cockles and whelks at low tide while exploring the easily accessed pebble and black sand shoreline. Golden and Sea Eagles can be spotted overhead.
A profusion of Orchids and Primroses and an abundance of other wild flowers can be found on the headland and on the surrounding croft land.
We invite you to unwind in the tranquil setting of Knott and make use of our mature flower filled garden complete with garden furniture.
The following activities can be a feature of your holiday in Knott
Walking / climbing: a perfect location for mountaineers and walkers / hillwalkers of all abilities From mountains (the Cuillin Range) and hills (Trotternish) to more gentle walks directly from Knott Cottage including an interesting stroll along our mussel strewn foreshore
Fishing can be enjoyed from the headland of our bay, the River Skeabost, various inland lochs and numerous other points around the Island. Fishing trips as well as wild life cruises are available from piers around the island.
Horse Riding and Trekking is on offer within walking distance from Knott .
Golf can be played at the Skeabost and Sconser.
Sea Kayaking, Canoeing, Windsurfing and Archery (with tuition when needed)
Palaeontology and Geology: The Isle of Skye is an excellent natural laboratory for observing geological matters and fossils. Skye being one of the richest locations for dinosaurs and fossils in the UK.
For those with an interest in history, Dunvegan Castle with its glorious gardens, St Columba's Isle at the head of the River Snizort , the legend of Bonnie Prince Charlie are among the items of interest.
A wide variety of local arts and crafts can be viewed and purchased in numerous workshops, studios, galleries and shops throughout Skye.
Regular performances of Theatre, Film, Traditional Music and Ceilidh are held on the Island.
A wide choice of Restaurants and Cafes to suit all budgets, many featuring fresh Isle of Skye produce are available

A car is recommended although there is a 3 times a day bus to Portree and Dunvegan at the end of the township road which is 1/3 mile walk