30 minutes drive from Oystercatchers - you don't want to miss going to Elgol - limestone cliffs are spectacular

A peaceful early evening at the bottom of the garden

A sprinkle of snow on the top of Beinn na Caillich as seen from the garden. You can walk up this from Old Corry

A Walk towards Broadford, through the Common Grazing on Ardnish. 500m from Oystercatchers

Between Tokavaig and Tarskavaig on Sleat Peninsula 20 minutes' drive from Oystercatchers

Early evening at Oystercatchers

Easter high tide view towards the East from the bottom of the garden

Elgol Beach - worth visiting fair weather or foul - see how the Misty Isle got its name

Eilean a cheo or the Misty Isle - view from Elgol

En route to Portree, stop off at Sligachan to get an early close up view of the Suillin range

Even if you don't intend to climb here, the Cuillin Ridge is jagged beauty, even from the road

Flat calm

If you come in the winter, be prepared to dig your car out - looking south from the track outside

If you want to stretch your legs, take a walk up to the Old Man of Storr - very Tolkienesque when they're brnign the bracken off

Looking towards Broadford from the road that leads down to Oystercatchers

Low tide - sands extend from cottage down to Ashaig

Off Ardnish

On a calm day the wiew to the north from the cottage is beautiful

Panorama from the bottom of the garden

Portree, the island capital is about 40 minutes drive away. Sometimes you see strange things!

Sometimes we get quite heavy snow in the winter - luckily there's a wood burnign stove inside and plenty of fuel to keep you warm

The north western side of the Sleat Peninsula offers stunning views towards the Cuillin range

The Old Man of Storr itself - about an hour to drive there and a good hour to walk up to it

My beautiful picture

View looking east downstream from the end of the garden. Mountains are on the Applecross Peninsula on the mainland

View form the Blue Shed Cafe - coffee and cakes with a view to die for

View of Lower Breakish from the waters off Ardnish Peninsula

Visit Glenelg by taking the original Skye ferry across the narrows from Kylerhea and go in search of James Bond's ancestors

Walk across the bridge to Ardnish (or wade at low tide) and you will be able to look much further north