The Isle of Skye, located on the west coast of Scotland, is known for its diverse and stunning wildlife both on land and in the Lochs and seas. 

The Red deer is the largest land mammal in the UK and can be spotted in various locations on the island, particularly in the hills and moorlands.

Golden Eagles, Skye is home to a healthy population of golden eagles. These majestic birds of prey can often be seen soaring through the skies or perched on high vantage points.

Sea Eagles, Also known as white-tailed eagles, these impressive birds have been reintroduced to the area and are now thriving. They can be seen along the coast and near freshwater lochs.

Otters, Skye is an excellent place to spot otters, especially along the rocky shorelines and in sheltered sea lochs. Keep an eye out for their playful antics and tracks on the beach.

Seals, Grey seals and common seals inhabit the waters around Skye. You might come across them basking on rocky outcrops or swimming in the sea. Boat trips and coastal walks provide good opportunities for sightings.

Dolphins and Porpoises, The waters around Skye are home to various species of dolphins and porpoises, including the common dolphin and the harbor porpoise. You may be able to spot them from the shore or during boat trips.

Atlantic Puffins, These adorable seabirds can be found on Skye's cliffs and sea stacks, particularly in the north of the island. The best time to spot them is during the breeding season, from April to August.

Minke Whales, These magnificent creatures are the most common species of whales found in the waters off Skye. Minke whales are known for their curious nature and often approach boats, offering excellent opportunities for sightings.

Basking Sharks, The summer months bring basking sharks to the waters surrounding Skye. These gentle giants are the second-largest fish in the world and are often seen near the surface around Neist Point, filter-feeding on plankton.

Sea Birds, In addition to puffins, Skye is home to various other sea birds, including guillemots, razorbills, fulmars, and kittiwakes. They nest on the cliffs and provide a spectacular sight, especially during the breeding season.